Build it by describing it.
Vibe coding is the new way people with no coding experience build real websites, apps, automations and AI agents — by telling an AI assistant what they want, in plain English. This course takes you from a blank screen to your own projects, live on the internet.
Opens the course platform in a new tab. One payment, lifetime access.
The course itself is taught in English — video, on-screen captions and written lessons. This page is available in Romanian, but the lessons are not translated.
Three things you'll have built by the end
Not exercises — real, working things with your name on them, that you can show people.
Live, at a real address
You write one paragraph describing what you want. The AI designs it, writes it and builds it. You put it on the internet, free, and change anything afterwards just by asking.
A page that does something
A form that takes an enquiry, saves it where you can read it, and can take a real card payment through Stripe — without you writing a line of payment code.
Work that happens without you
A script that files a hundred messy documents in one second, and an AI agent that reads your day and messages you a briefing before you open your laptop.
What's inside
Ten modules, forty lessons, in the order that makes each one possible. Nothing is locked — you can watch anything, any time.
Before We Start
Accounts, plans and the three tools — set up once, in about fifteen minutes.
Welcome to Vibe Coding
What it is, what it isn't, and an honest map of what you can build today.
Your Toolkit
The honest tool landscape, your first conversation, and your first automation.
Your First Website
One paragraph of plain English becomes a site anyone in the world can visit.
Talking to the AI
The brief formula, the iteration loop, and the phrases that steer the work.
From Site to App
Forms that do something, where the data lives, and taking a real payment.
Automations
One sentence fixes a hundred files. Then a robot that emails you every morning.
AI Agents
A helper you hire, not a chat you start — briefed, scheduled and fenced in.
Staying Safe
Keys, surprise bills, the pre-launch checklist, licences and the scams.
Going Solo
Debugging, ten-minute monthly upkeep, and your own reviewed final project.
Is this for you?
Yes, if you're
- A small business owner who needs a site and keeps postponing it
- Someone with an idea and no technical way to try it
- Tired of repetitive work a computer should be doing
- Curious about AI tools but lost in the hype
Probably not, if you
- Already write code professionally
- Want to build the next big app for millions of users
- Are looking for a formal, accredited qualification
- Would rather watch than build — the exercises are the course
Questions, answered honestly
Do I need any coding experience?
None at all. The course is built for people who have never written a line of code and don't plan to. If you can write clear instructions in plain English — the way you'd brief a designer — you have every prerequisite there is.
What do I actually build?
A real website, live on the internet at an address you can share. A working page with a form that does something. An automation that files a hundred messy documents in one second. And an AI agent that writes you a morning briefing. Everything you build is yours to keep.
What does it cost to run, beyond the course?
One AI subscription — around $17 to $20 a month — and nothing else for the core of the course. Every tool we install is free, and putting your site on the internet is free. Module 7 is entirely about keeping it that way, including billing alerts and free-tier limits.
How long does it take?
Forty short video lessons, deliberately tight, with no filler. But the lessons are built to be paused: each one ends with a small exercise you actually do. Most people take two to three weeks at a few short sessions a week.
What language is the course in?
English. Every video is narrated in English, with English captions you can turn on, and the written version of each lesson is in English too. This sales page is offered in Romanian so you know exactly what you're buying — but the course content itself is not translated. If you can follow written English comfortably, you'll be fine: the prompts you'll be writing are in English anyway, because that's what you type to the AI.
Is there a certificate?
No, and that's deliberate. This course teaches a skill, it doesn't accredit one. What you finish with is better proof than a certificate: a real project, live on the internet, that you built and can explain. The quizzes are there for you to check yourself — they don't gate anything.
What happens to my final project?
You submit its address and get an instant report on five checks: does the URL answer, does it work on a phone, does the interactive part really work, did the polish pass happen, and is anything secret exposed. The sixth — whether a stranger understands it in five seconds — is read by a person, and you get an email back.
How do I get access after paying?
You pay once, on the course platform, and get a login link by email. No password to remember, no subscription, no expiry — lifetime access to everything, including anything we add later.
If you can describe it, you can build it.
Start with Module 0 and have something of your own on the internet this week.
Start the course — £99