Work with me · Group · Women-only
Four weeks. One thing each, shipped.
A small cohort for women learning AI by actually building with it. Not a self-paced course. Not a Slack dump of modules. Four live sessions, one project each — and a room that doesn't empty out when it's over.
the room is the feature
Plate W.07 — The room Week four 
Fig. 01 — What it is
A cohort, not a course.
The Vibe Coding Cohort is four weeks of building your first real app — together. You pick the app before we start. By week four, it's shipped. Not planned. Not outlined. Shipped.
This isn't self-paced. There are no pre-recorded modules. It's live, it's small, and it's designed for women who learn by doing — not by watching.
No videos to half-watch. No 47-module course to abandon. Just a small group of us, Claude, and the thing you actually came here to build.
no coding background needed. really.
Fig. 02 — What the last room built
Three things they shipped.
Three projects from the Spring 2026 cohort. Each one: picked in week 1, shipped by week 4, still in use now. Every project is different because every woman in the room is different.
Client onboarding workflow
Replaced a 3-hour intake call with a Claude-powered questionnaire + brief generator. Saved ~6 hrs per new client. Uses it every week.
Session-notes to IFS summary
Voice memo in, Parts-mapped summary out. Built for her own clinical notes — would never ship to clients, just saves her two hours a week on her own documentation.
Proposal generator
One Claude chat per lead, proposal draft in 4 minutes. Won her 3 of the last 5 pitches — she says the voice match is the part she couldn't believe.
Your project goes here next.
Build yours in the August 4 room →Fig. 03 — The four weeks
What each week looks like.
Live sessions, small group, screen share. You build. I guide. The rest of the room keeps you honest. (Hover a week — I answer back.)
Pick your project
→ Plan + tooling readyYou pick what you're building. I teach the AI fundamentals you'll actually use. By the end of week one, you have a plan and your tools are set up.
the scary part is over by 12:15.
Build sprint
→ Working V1Heads down. We build. Prompting, automation, whatever your project needs. You leave the session with something working.
yes, you. building. on a Tuesday.
Iterate & refine
→ V2 you'd useYour first version is done. Now we make it better. Polish prompts, fix edge cases, make it something you'd actually use every day.
this is when it starts feeling like yours.
Ship & present
→ Shipped + the roomYou present what you built to the group. You leave with a finished project, a recording, and a group of women who watched you build it.
demo day. my favorite hour of the month.
Fig. 04 — A note on the room
Why women-only.
Because I've run mixed rooms and I've run rooms full of women, and the difference isn't subtle. In a room of women, people show their half-built thing. People say "I don't know what I'm doing yet." People don't perform confidence they haven't earned.
This isn't marketing. It's a choice about what kind of room learns fastest. If you want to build something real, I want you in a room where "I don't know" is the fastest sentence to say.
“I came for the AI skills. I stayed because building with other women in a small room is the most motivated I've felt about my business in years.”
— Vibe Coding Cohort alum, Spring 2026
Fig. 05 — The price
One price. The skill is the part you keep.
Small cohort, by application. When the room fills, the next one opens in ~8 weeks. I read every application personally.
Next room · starts August 4
$1,200The Vibe Coding Cohort
A small room. Four weeks. You leave with the thing built — and the room.
By application · applications close July 24
Join the Vibe Coding Cohort waitlist
I'll email you when enrollment opens for the next cohort. Applications close Friday, July 24.
“I'm not technical.”Neither are most members. Week one covers the fundamentals — you need an idea and a willingness to try.
“What if I miss a week?”Every session is recorded. Catch up async, post questions between sessions.
“How much time between sessions?”An hour or two helps, but the building happens live — in the room.
Fig. 06 — FAQ
Questions people actually ask.
Anything not covered? Reply to the application email — I read those.
— h.How does the application work, and how big is the cohort?
Applications for the August cohort close Friday, July 24 — I read every one personally. You tell me what you want to build, I make sure the mix of people and projects works, and you hear back the following week, before we start August 4. I keep it small so the room stays focused and everyone gets individual attention.
What if I miss a session?
Every session is recorded. You can catch up async and post questions between sessions. Life happens — the recordings are there.
Do I need to know AI or coding?
No to both. Most Vibe Coding Cohort members are not technical. Week 1 covers the fundamentals. You just need a project idea and a willingness to try things.
What's the difference between this and working with you 1:1?
One-on-one, the closest fit is the two-session pack (two 70-minute calls, your flavor) if you've got a specific workflow or build to move, or the six-week sprint if you want a whole app shipped solo. The Cohort is 4 weeks with a group of women shipping their first apps together, by application. Different shape, different energy. If you want the room — other women building alongside you — the Cohort is the one. If you'd rather go solo, the sprint gets you the same shipped app.
Is there a payment plan?
Yes. $1,200 upfront or 3 payments of $400. Both get full access to everything.
What's the refund policy?
If you attend week 1 and it's not for you, I'll refund your full payment. After week 1, no refunds — but you keep access to all recordings and the alumni channel.
Want the room, or want it solo? Both work.
Same finish line either way: your thing, shipped.
