Stop watching AI tutorials.
Start shipping with AI.
A school for founders who want to build things themselves — your website, your automations, your own AI workflows — with short lessons, live calls, and a human who reviews your actual work. Not another video library.
You know AI should be leverage. So far it’s mostly subscriptions.
You pay for the chatbot, the site builder, maybe an automation tool. You’ve watched the videos, saved the threads, started three tutorials and finished none. When you actually sit down to build something for your business, you’re alone with a blank prompt — and no way to know if what came back is good.
It’s not you. It’s how AI education is built:
Video courses don't change what you can do.
Across 12.6 million enrolments studied, half of registrants never opened the courseware; the median course was finished by fewer than 3 in 100.
Tutorials teach the tool, not your business.
You can follow along perfectly and still not know how to apply any of it on Monday morning.
Nobody checks your work.
Two-thirds of people rely on AI output without verifying it, and over half say AI has caused real mistakes in their work. Confidence without feedback is how that happens.
Sources: Reich & Ruipérez-Valiente, “The MOOC pivot,” Science (2019); KPMG & University of Melbourne, “Trust in Artificial Intelligence” (2025).
Free content teaches you buttons. Paid tools charge you rent.
Google, OpenAI and Anthropic give away excellent tool tutorials — and they should; it sells their software. On the other side, AI site builders and automation platforms will happily do the work for you at a monthly price, forever, while you learn nothing.
The valuable skill sits in between: driving AI yourself, on your own business, well enough to ship things — and to judge what comes back. That skill needs practice on your real work, fast feedback on that work, and a human you can ask when you’re stuck. That’s what this is.
You build real things — and a human reviews them.
Every lesson ends with a small task on your business: your email rewritten, your workflow built, your page shipped. A review comes back in minutes — specific to what you made, honestly labelled AI-drafted and spot-checked by Andreas, with a direct path to him when it matters. Progress here isn't “42% complete.” It's four things you've shipped.
Taught by a person you can actually reach.
Weekly live calls: bring-your-own-problem clinics where real business problems get worked through on screen, and build-alongs where everyone builds in their own account. Stuck on something specific? Book a private 1:1 with Andreas. Every call is recorded and chaptered by problem, so the answer to your question stays findable.
Private by construction — not by promise.
Conversations between humans on the platform are end-to-end encrypted; we cannot read them, and we built it that way on purpose. No third-party trackers. What you submit for review is seen by you and your reviewer — no one else. A school that teaches you what not to put into AI shouldn't require you to put it into ours.
An AI tutor on your material — and templates that have done real work.
The tutor is there at 2 a.m. when a human isn't, scoped to the course instead of the open internet. The template shelf is small on purpose: every prompt and workflow on it has done a real job in a real business, and each one tells you when not to use it. Every AI-written word here says it's AI — that's not a disclaimer, it's the curriculum, demonstrated.
Leave with assets, not certificates of attendance.
Your website, shipped by you.
Build and deploy real pages with Claude — and keep the skill, instead of renting it from a site builder every month.
Working automations.
The follow-up emails, the meeting-notes-to-actions pipeline, the intake workflow — built in live build-alongs, running in your business by the end.
Your own skill library.
Prompts and workflows promoted from your actual work — reusable, yours, and growing every week.
Fluency with Claude that compounds.
Delegating real tasks, judging what comes back, knowing when to trust it — the skill every other one sits on.
A certificate that names what you demonstrated.
Each skill backed by reviewed work on record. Verifiable by anyone; your actual work stays private.
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Request early access.
Seats open in small groups — community members first, invited members next. Small on purpose: every person gets real attention, every problem a real answer.
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Learn in short sessions, build in short tasks.
Lessons you can finish over coffee, each ending in a 15–30 minute build on your own business. The AI tutor is alongside throughout.
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Get your work reviewed in minutes.
What's working, what to fix, one thing to try — specific to what you made. Want Andreas to look personally? Book him.
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Bring your real problems to the live calls.
Weekly clinics and build-alongs, plus private 1:1 sessions when you want focused time. Recorded, chaptered, yours to revisit.
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Walk away with proof.
A work log of things you've shipped, a skill library you own, and a certificate naming the skills you demonstrated.
Built and taught by Andreas Krassnitzer.
Andreas has been building software for over fifteen years and working in applied AI since 2017 — from AI-based driver-assistance systems at AVL to serving on the AI taskforce of a global automotive supplier, where he built enterprise chatbot infrastructure and led AI security research. He founded clir.ai, a funded and patented AI company whose hearing-assistance technology serves thousands of users every month — work that put him on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in 2022.
For the past two years he’s done for clients what this school now teaches: AI masterclasses for entrepreneurs, a hands-on community, and 1:1 consulting that has shipped real products — built entirely with AI, by people who’d never built software before.
Everything here comes out of that work: the templates have all done real jobs in real businesses, the practice tasks are drawn from actual client engagements, and the first clinic queue is seeded with problems Andreas has already solved for paying clients. When your work gets reviewed, he trained the reviewer — and spot-checks it. When you book a 1:1, you get him.
“We were particularly impressed by his technical depth and analytical approach, which led to an increase in answer accuracy from 55% to over 95%.”
Bringing your team?
Seats are per person, managed together. Your people learn the same way you do — building on their own real work, with reviews and live calls — and you get an honest view: who’s active, what’s changed, and your team’s own estimate of hours saved. Never a vanity completion bar. What anyone submits for review stays between them and their reviewer — you see that work happened, never what’s in it.
This is early access, and it looks like it: the library is growing week by week, the live calls are where the answers happen, and the people joining now shape what gets built next — at a price that will never be offered again.
We don’t teach ChatGPT basics; Google and OpenAI give that away free and we’ll point you to the best of it. Every AI-written word here is labelled as AI; nothing is unsigned. Lessons in this field go stale — when ours do, we flag and replace them, and you keep your progress.
If a video library is what you want, we’re not it. If you want to be someone who ships with AI — request early access.
Early access is open — in small groups.
First seats go to the community; invited members are next. Tell us what you want to build and we’ll tell you when your seat opens.
No pricing games — see pricing whenever you like.