Day 1
Installation, orientation, and product lock
Participants confirm their 0s setup, lock in the app direction they are building, define the audience, and translate the initial concept into a serious product path.
- 0s readiness and environment confirmation
- Product idea narrowing and scope control
- Brand direction and product promise
- First build targets assigned
Day 2
UI shell, structure, and user flow
Participants begin shaping the actual product surface, focusing on the core user journey, platform layout, and how the product should feel when used by a real customer.
- Navigation and primary interface structure
- Core screens and user flow decisions
- Platform architecture thinking
- Design alignment with the product promise
Day 3
Core coding patterns and functional lanes
Participants move from surface into real implementation, building the product’s core behaviors and learning how product logic, interaction, and structure fit together.
- Functional feature lane implementation
- Practical coding support and debugging
- Hands-on architecture reasoning
- Real product behavior over fake polish
Day 4
Infrastructure and platform depth
The cohort digs into what makes a platform-level product serious: system flow, infrastructure thinking, monetization readiness, and the layers needed to support real usage.
- Infrastructure direction and platform depth
- Data and workflow considerations
- Subscription-ready product thinking
- Scaling the app beyond a basic demo
Day 5
Branding, positioning, and conversion readiness
Participants shape the product so it can actually be presented, understood, and eventually sold. The build becomes clearer not just technically, but commercially.
- Brand consistency and surface refinement
- Offer clarity and buyer-facing thinking
- Subscription product positioning
- Landing and presentation readiness
Day 6
Polish, QA, and issue clearing
The cohort tightens the product by clearing friction, fixing obvious issues, and improving the final experience so the work looks and feels more like a real product.
- Bug clearing and product cleanup
- Usability review and friction reduction
- Product confidence improvements
- Launch-path preparation
Day 7
Final review, packaging, and next-step launch path
Participants finish the cohort with a clearer product, stronger technical confidence, and a direct plan for what happens after the class ends.
- Final founder review and milestone check
- Branded product packaging direction
- Launch-readiness discussion
- Post-cohort continuation targets
Every session
Teaching, coding, support, and review
Each class is not just a lecture. The room is structured around direct learning, direct implementation, and direct help so the cohort keeps producing visible progress.
- Founder-led teaching blocks
- Guided coding inside 0s
- Dedicated build time with support
- Checkpoint review and next-step lock