One night
shift.One live product.
You start with an empty folder on Friday. By Sunday morning you have a URL that works and a checkout that takes naira — not a certificate, not a to-do app, not module 3 of 12.
One payment. Lifetime access. Ship nothing in 60 days and I refund you.
Never written a line
You don't need three weeks of for-loops first. You learn each thing in the hour you actually need it, building something you want to exist.
Has the idea, not the dev
Stop quoting ₦800,000 and four months for a v1 that someone else controls. Build the first version yourself, this weekend, and own it.
Codes already, ships never
You can build. What you're missing is the last four hours — deploy, domain, payment, launch. That's where every tutorial stops.
23:07 — light go
Every course you've watched was recorded somewhere the power stays on. This one wasn't. The gen comes on at 23:09, the laptop is at 61%, and the work continues — because that is the actual condition you are building in, and pretending otherwise is how courses end up useless here.
Or it's Sunday
and nothing is live.
- ✕ Forty hours of syntax, module 3 of 12, never opened again
- ✕ A certificate nobody has ever asked you for
- ✕ Twelve tutorial projects, none of them on the internet
- ✕ Zero naira collected, because nobody taught you that part
This isn't a straw man. It's the standard ending, and it's the one this weekend is built to interrupt.
Then your phone buzzes.
Somebody you have never met just paid you for something that didn't exist on Friday.
Paystack · 06:12
The first real alert — the actual amount, the actual date — replaces this card the day it lands. It is not invented in the meantime.
Local card or bank transfer, via Paystack
- + 208 lessons, 11 h 50 m — yours forever
- + Full source of the app built on camera
- + The builders' group — where people post their first sale
- + Free updates for life
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, via Dodo
- + The same 208 lessons, the same source
- + Sales tax handled for you
- + The builders' group
- + Free updates for life
Ship nothing in 60 days and I refund you in full. That's the only promise worth making about a course like this.
I'm on the same shift.
Thirty products, in public. Every hour of this course is recorded while I build them — same tools, same deadlines, same bugs, same generator. The board below is live, and it is honest about how early it is.