Live fix-it calls, recorded teardowns, and finish-oriented playbooks for the people whose AI thing almost works. Bring your stuck project. Leave unstuck.
Everybody has a half-finished AI thing now. The GPT wrapper that almost works. The automation that breaks every Tuesday. The app you vibe-coded in a weekend that has never met a real user.
Getting to 80% has never been easier. The last 20% is where projects go to die.
You don't hire a handyman to teach you carpentry. You hire him because the door needs to close.
Four things. Scroll through them. The first one is the product; the rest exist so you need it less over time.
A live call every Wednesday. Bring your stuck project, share your screen, leave unstuck. This is the product. Everything else supports it.
Live, recorded, every weekPost your project in the community. Each week, 2 to 3 get a recorded deep-dive: exactly why it's stuck, and the step-by-step path to the goal line.
Your project, on cameraShort, finish-oriented modules taught from real builds. Ship It (deployment, domains, hosting). Wire It (APIs, automations, approval gates). Trust It (testing, human-in-the-loop). Run It (daemons, crons, monitoring).
Five courses, zero fluffThe approval-gate pattern. The invoice and CRM starter. The content-autopilot starter. Copy, adapt, ship. Plus a community of people finishing things, with wins posted daily.
Copy, adapt, shipI run a mortgage company's marketing autonomously. Posts researched, written, and scheduled by AI while I sleep, with a human approval gate before anything publishes.
I put a landscaping company's pricing calculators in the cloud in a week. Field crews quote jobs from their phones now instead of calling the office.
Teardown recordings drop weekly. Stuck project in, finished project out, every step on camera. This slot fills with member teardowns as they ship.
It is $29 today, $49 next, then $99. Whatever rate you join at is the rate you keep for as long as you stay.
If you can describe what you want your project to do, you belong here. The playbooks assume no computer-science background, and the fix-it calls meet you exactly where your project is. Plenty of members arrive with an idea and a half-working prototype an AI tool built for them.
Courses teach you to start. This is built around finishing. The core of the membership is live help on your actual project: a Fix-It call every week and a teardown queue where we take real stuck projects to done, on camera. The playbooks exist so you need the calls less over time.
Stuck is stuck, and the patterns repeat: deployment, auth, brittle automations, no approval gate, no monitoring. Post it in the Teardown Queue and you'll get a straight answer, including "simplify this before you ship it" when that's the honest call.
One call a week plus the time you put into your own project. The modules are short and finish-oriented, not binge content. Members who show up to one call a week with a real project make visible progress within the first month.
Anytime, in two clicks, through Skool. No contracts, no exit interview. If you cancel and rejoin later, you rejoin at whatever the price is then, not the rate you had.
Join today, post your stuck project, and bring it to this week's Fix-It call. That's the whole onboarding.
Not ready? Read The Last 20% Checklist first: the 12 reasons AI projects stall, and the fix for each.