Have a product idea but no team? Build it yourself with AI in 14 days.

No. This is for people with an idea, not people who want to spend years learning to code. The basics are explained in plain language, and AI handles routine work. It is not a magic button, though: you still build the product and learn how it works.

Yes, if you can reduce it to a first version: a page, form, AI feature, database, user area, payment flow, bot, or admin tool. You build enough to test the idea instead of attempting a huge system at once.

Yes. There is a 14-day guarantee: go through the first two modules, and if you don't have your first screens working, email us within 14 days of purchase and we refund in full. The only condition is that you actually tried — show what you built and where you got stuck.

Yes. You can build a new startup or a tool for an existing business: a lead generator, client portal, internal CRM, AI assistant, request system, payment flow, bot, or automation.

Yes. The course is paced for one or two hours a day, so you can test a side project without quitting your job or betting everything on it.

A freelancer can build it for you, but every later change still depends on them. Shipkit has a different goal: you understand the foundation, build the first version yourself, and change it without waiting on anyone.

An AI builder helps with code. It does not decide what to build first, keep the scope under control, or guide you through payments, data, access, limits, analytics, and launch.

You can, and many people do — for months. Tutorials teach tools in isolation; nobody sequences them into one product, hands you a working starter project, or tells you what to skip. You are not paying for information. You are paying for the order of steps, the starter kit, and the shortest path to a live product.

Compare it to the alternatives. An agency quotes $15,000+ for the same first version. A freelancer charges $2,000–5,000 and keeps every future change in their hands. One invoice you never pay covers this course dozens of times over — and the skill stays with you for every next idea.

Text is faster to scan, follow, and revisit. You do not need to scrub through a 40-minute video to find one instruction, and lessons can be kept current as tools change.

Because this is honestly the founding group — there has been no launch push yet. I will not invent case studies or use stock photos as students. Instead, I show products I have built and launched myself. Your project could be the first story here.

Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, databases, sign-in, payments, and hosting — exactly the set I use for my own products, explained in plain language. For AI, the course uses Claude Code and Codex. Nothing added just to pad a syllabus.

A working first version with a public link, domain, database, user area, payments, and admin tools. Honestly: it is built to test an idea, not to serve millions of users on day one.

An AI subscription (Claude or ChatGPT, about $20 a month) and, if you want one, your own domain (about $10–15 a year). Hosting and the database run on free service tiers at the start, so infrastructure costs nothing until you have real users.

You will not become an expert programmer in two weeks. But you will understand the product structure, change copy and pages, add simple features, and give AI clear instructions — without hiring someone for every edit.

Ask AI inside the lesson: explain this more simply, here is my error, what should I do next. Plus checklists and a common-questions library. To be honest: this is a self-paced platform. I do not promise one-on-one hand-holding at every step — that would not scale to everyone.

You can read lessons and complete checklists on any device. Building the product itself is easier on a computer, because you work with a code editor.

Fourteen days is the pace for active work, not a deadline. Your access never expires, so you can go at your own speed and come back whenever your schedule allows.

You pay once, and the lessons and updates stay yours with no subscription. The in-lesson AI has a monthly request limit — otherwise AI costs would eat the product.