KEEP BUILDING. WE’LL HELP WITH THE HARD PARTS.
AI can help you start. Experienced engineers help you work through the obstacles between a promising prototype and a product people can use.
Part of the four-week, in-person Seattle program.
Your build has backup
10
Dedicated engineering support per founder.
Included in your program
Help with your agreed first product, throughout the four-week cohort.
THE PARTS THAT
CAN SLOW YOU DOWN.
Use your engineering time on the technical work that matters for your first release. Here are common places we can help.
“People need to log in and save.”
Work through sign-up, login flows, and the database behind your product. Get help connecting your app to Supabase and organizing the data it needs.
Build toward
A useful experience people can come back to.
“How do I actually charge for this?”
Get help with Stripe checkout, subscriptions, and the events that tell your app a payment happened—when payments are part of your first release.
Build toward
A way for customers to pay for your product.
“I’m close. But this part breaks.”
Bring the feature that’s half working or the error you can’t get past. Engineers help diagnose the issue and complete technical pieces within your agreed scope.
Build toward
A core workflow your first users can try.
“It runs here. How does it go live?”
Work through deployment problems and the setup needed to publish your product. Get help moving from your build environment to a link you can share.
Build toward
A first release you can put in front of customers.
Support is focused on your agreed first version and the 10 engineering hours included per founder.
How it works
SUPPORT BUILT INTO THE BUILD.
Bring your ambition, your industry insight, or the prototype you’ve already started. We’ll help you find a focused next step.
Start with scope
Be around people who get it.
In Week 1, narrow the customer problem and essential features. A focused scope gives you and the engineers a clear target.
Build with backup
Give your idea a reason to move.
Build with AI-assisted tools, with engineers available at build sessions. Ask questions asynchronously through the cohort’s Discord between sessions.
Work toward launch
Borrow a fresh perspective.
Build with AI-assisted tools, with engineers available at build sessions. Ask questions asynchronously through the cohort’s Discord between sessions.
You’re still the founder
YOUR PRODUCT.
EXPERIENCED HELP
BESIDE YOU.
You’ll be an active builder throughout the program. Engineering support helps you move through the technical obstacles while you stay close to the problem and the people you’re solving it for.
You lead the product.
Talk to potential customers and test the idea.
Choose the essential features with guidance.
Build, try things, and test the user experience.
Use feedback to decide what comes next.
Engineers help with the build.
Work through technical questions and errors.
Help connect accounts, data, and payments.
Complete difficult pieces within your scope.
Help resolve obstacles to getting online.
Business guidance. Technical support.
MAKE THE RIGHT NEXT MOVE.
THEN WORK ON MAKING IT REAL.
Richard Wang, former Coding Dojo CEO and MIT Sloan MBA, guides the business and product decisions. The engineering team helps you work through the technical implementation. Both are part of your Idea to Launch experience.
Good questions
KNOW WHAT YOU’RE BUILDING WITH.
Bring the idea. Bring the questions.
THE TECHNICAL PART
DOESN’T HAVE TO STOP YOU.
Tell us what you want to build and where you’re stuck. We’ll talk through the scope and whether the program is a fit.
4 weeks · Seattle · 10 engineering hours included