A site that explains the idea
A page where it’s clear what the product is and why it matters.
- simple, clear copy
- several sections that explain the offer
- a form to submit a request or lead
Result
You have a site you can show people
What you will build in 2 days
Example: an agent that turns meeting notes into follow-up tasks.
A working product
A simple version of the product you can already use.
- does one core job
- you can walk the full path from start to finish
- no extra features
Result
The product works and you can show it to users
First customers
Clarity on where to find people and how to reach them.
- where to look for contacts
- how to add useful context to them
- how to run outreach
Result
A clear playbook for getting in front of customers
What do you end up with?
- School supportOne month after the workshop(we'll cover 3 questions)
- A product with a landing page
- Updated materials
- The toughest technical hurdles behind you
- Clarity on how to grow the product next
- Networking with peers
Who it’s for
You have an idea but no shipped release
You want to stop “preparing” and start shipping
You need a fast MVP for first sales
Baseline: confident computer user, comfortable installing apps
Program
Day 1
Goal for the day: first deploy by 5:00 p.m.
Checkpoint: short standup or ~10 minutes per person.
- Pick the stack and set up the repository
- Product skeleton and data
- Landing: structure and first copy
- Deploy the first version
- Evening checkpoint: what we sell and to whom
Day 2
Goal for the day: demo link by 4:30 p.m.
- MVP logic and UI
- Auth and user areas
- Trimmed-down functionality
- Outreach sketch and message templates
- Final deploy, demo, plan for the next week
The schedule may shift slightly depending on participants’ projects.
What you need & tools
What you need
- Laptop
- Cursor: ~USD 20
- Bring your idea in 2–3 sentences and who the user is
Tools
Cursor subscription
GitHub
Vercel
Resend
Supabase
Analytics
Nearest training
27–28 March
Sold outHelsinki, Finland — Language: Russian
Upcoming dates
17–18 April
199 EUR until March 27, 2026239 EUR from March 28, 2026Helsinki, Finland — Language: English
20–21 May
199 EURBarcelona, Spain — Language: English
22–23 May
199 EURBarcelona, Spain — Language: Russian
24–25 June
199 EURLisbon, Portugal — Language: English
26–27 June
199 EURLisbon, Portugal — Language: Russian
2–3 July
199 EURVienna, Austria — Language: English
Why me
I build products with vibe coding and run GTM (go-to-market) for myself and clients.
- • Shipped: karhuno.com (GTM service), nailedthem.com, custdive.com, hiris.tech — each with a clear use case.
- • GTM: run outreach and positioning not only for my products but for client projects.
Mentor for hard technical questions
Vladimir Gorovoy — ex Head of ML at Yandex Verticals, VP of AI Search Product at Rezolve AI, instructor at GSOM SPbU. Helps with tricky engineering questions so you don't get stuck.
LinkedInFAQ
- Payment is by card or bank transfer. An invoice from the Finnish company (Oy) will be available.
- Yes. We optimize for the outcome. You decide; I help you build.
- We choose a minimal scope that can ship. Shipping beats perfection.
- A landing page, deploy, a working MVP with one core scenario, and a draft sales system.
- Yes. Your idea in 2–3 sentences and a clear user. Bring it with you.
- No. Offline studio format — you build, not watch.
- Full refund before the date and venue are finalized. After that, only if someone replaces your seat.
- A small group so everyone can actually ship and deploy.
- Cursor, GitHub, Vercel, Resend, Supabase, and basic analytics. We align the stack at the start.
- Yes. You can connect a domain during or after the workshop; we’ll stand up the rest first.