The live training sold out, but the recordings are available now (for a limited time).

The on-demand recordings from the last live cohort are available now, fully edited and broken into chapters, at a fraction of the original price. The live tickets were originally sold for over £1,497 each. You still get everything the live attendees get: the community, tech support from me and the team, and all future content updates.

Completely at your own pace. No deadlines, no schedule.

Some people blitz the whole thing in a weekend. Others do 30 minutes a night. The recordings don't expire and your progress is tracked, so you can pick up exactly where you left off. It's yours forever.

10 hours of structured, edited video training broken into bite-sized chapters.

The live training has been edited down, all the unnecessary bits removed, and broken into chapters, each less than an hour, with 3-4 sections within each video so you can skip to what you need. The platform tracks your progress so you always pick up where you left off. Think of it as a structured course captured during an incredible live training, not a raw recording dump.

You can spread the cost over 4 monthly instalments.

We've introduced a pay-in-four option so you can spread the cost over 4 months. The live training tickets were originally over £1,497 each, and the on-demand recordings are already available at a fraction of that. The price will go up when enrolment reopens, so this is the most accessible it's going to be.

Not necessarily. ChatGPT's Codex works too, but the course is taught with Claude Code.

OpenAI have an equivalent to Claude Code called Codex. If you already have ChatGPT and access to Codex, you can follow along with that. The course uses Claude Code because I think it's the best on the market right now, but the Just A.S.K. process works regardless of which AI you're talking to. That's the whole point.

A computer and a Claude Pro subscription (~$20/month). That's it.

Mac or PC (won't work on an iPad or phone). Claude Pro gives you access to Claude Code, which is a version of Claude geared up for building. There's a Day 0 setup video that walks you through installing everything step by step. You'll be installing Claude Code onto your computer, because that's half the magic: it works with your files, on your machine, helping you build.

Just Claude Pro ($20/month). Everything else we use is free.

Most of what we build in the course uses free tools and free hosting. If you want a custom domain for your website that's a few dollars a year, but nothing beyond Claude Pro is required to follow along.

Beginner foundations. 90% of people build something in the first couple of hours.

We cover the Just A.S.K. process (the do's and don'ts of prompting when building), multi-agent workflows (using more than one AI at the same time), your first integrations like connecting into Shopify or Squarespace, internal documentation and knowledge bases, and how to create a flywheel effect with AI rather than starting cold every time. Day 1 sets you up so Day 2 can hit hard.

Real business tools, getting things live, and how Pip Decks actually runs on AI.

I share specific tools I've built with AI for Pip Decks and show how you can build them yourself. We cover getting your website or app live on the internet, whether that's for a client, your team, or yourself. Four people running a seven-to-eight figure business, and this is the first time we've pulled back the curtain on how. The Q&A sessions alone contain things I haven't revealed publicly about what we're building at Pip Decks.

The stuff that separates hobbyists from people who can charge for what they build.

Day 3 is for anyone who wants to build something they can charge people for. It covers APIs (connecting services together), taking payments, security (keeping your app safe), authentication (letting people log in), and deployment. The biggest risk with building with AI is you don't know what you don't know. Day 3 gives you that awareness so you can build things that are production-ready. All without writing a single line of code.

Yes. RAGs are introduced, multi-agent is covered in Day 1. Deeper RAG session coming.

RAGs are covered enough to understand how they work and get up and running. I show exactly how ours works at Pip Decks. A deeper session on RAGs specifically is planned for the future. Multi-agent workflows are covered in Day 1.

Just Claude Code. Nothing else.

Just Claude Code. You can use Cursor or VS Code with it if you want, but I use the terminal. It doesn't matter how you talk to Claude, the process is the same. I even showed how I build stuff via WhatsApp.

That's exactly who this is for. No jargon, no assumptions, baby steps.

I'm obsessive about making sure no jargon goes unexplained. The course starts with baby steps and ramps up gradually, so by the time we get to the advanced stuff it doesn't feel like jumping into the deep end. By the end you'll know what all these buzzwords mean, what matters, and what doesn't.

One attendee was quoted $150K to build what she now builds herself.

Melissa was being quoted $150,000 to have someone build what she needed. After the bootcamp she built it herself. The only coding language you need is plain English. Some people have told me the value is so immeasurable it sounds too good to be real, but that's what happens when you learn this stuff with the right approach.

Day 3, the community, tech support, and all future content updates.

Regular gives you Day 1 and Day 2 plus the bonus materials. Premium adds Day 3 (the advanced content), access to the alumni community where everyone shares what they're building, direct tech support from me and the team, and lifetime access to all future content updates. When I add new material, you'll get emailed and it's yours at no extra cost. Compare the options here.

You can learn the basics free. You can't learn what we show you anywhere else.

YouTube will teach you the basics. It won't show you the tools we built to run Pip Decks: replacing payroll software, centralising finance into a WhatsApp chat, automating outreach. These are private workflows from a real business. And you won't get the process. There's a skill to getting AI to build reliably, and that's what the course teaches.

You see the real thing, not a polished highlight reel.

People have told me that's one of the most valuable parts. Seeing someone who's been running a successful business for years still fumbling through it, and showing how I get unstuck, gives them the confidence that they can do it too. You see the errors, the figuring-it-out, the actual process. That's why it works.

Yes. You'll be able to do what used to require an entire team.

If there are things you need other people to help you do, AI can handle a lot of that now. It won't do it all by itself, you still give it direction. But from research to outreach to building tools, you can operate as if you had a team of a hundred people. A business using AI will outpace one that isn't. That's just the reality now.