No. Zero. This program is specifically built for non-technical people. You’re not learning to code. You’re using AI tools that write the code for you. 96% of our students had no coding background when they started. The ones who succeed aren’t the most technical. They’re the ones with the clearest understanding of the problem they’re solving. That’s you.

That’s exactly who this is for. You bring the industry knowledge and the business sense. That’s the hard part. Lovable generates the technical parts from plain English descriptions. You don’t need to know what an API is or how a database works on day one. We teach you what you need to know, when you need to know it, in the context of your actual product.

The Accelerator works best if you have a specific product idea. If you’re still figuring that out, start with the AI Startup Blueprint ($899). It includes the full validation framework and will get you ready for the Accelerator. About 21% of our students come in choosing between a few ideas. That’s fine. But you need at least one concrete concept to get the most out of this program.

Web-based B2B products and AI-powered tools. That’s what 79% of our students build, and it’s where the methodology is strongest. Real examples from past students: AI freight scam detection, automated property management platforms, cybersecurity dashboards for banks, AI tutoring systems, UX analysis tools, and compliance software. If you’re building a SaaS tool for a specific industry, you’re in the right place. We don’t focus on mobile apps or consumer products like the next TikTok.

10 to 15 hours. Two live sessions per week with Christian, plus your own build time. The program is designed for people with full-time jobs or businesses. You’re not sitting through lectures. You’re building your actual product during those hours. Every session produces something tangible. And consider the alternative: how long have you been sitting on this idea? 6 weeks of focused work versus another year of “I’ll get to it eventually.”

Yes. That’s exactly how it’s designed. Most of our students have full-time commitments. Two live sessions during the week, plus flexible build time on your own schedule. You’re building, not studying. Most students say it feels like focused work time, not homework.

A validated idea with real customer feedback. A working, shippable product (not a prototype). Your first paying customers. A repeatable customer acquisition system using Bond. Business automations set up with Cowork. And the skills to keep building and iterating on your own forever. Not a certificate. A business.

Four core tools. Lovable for building your product from plain English descriptions. Supabase for your database, authentication, and backend. Bond for personalized outreach to find and close your first paying customers. And Cowork for automating repetitive business tasks. These are the same tools Christian uses to run his own businesses. No Zapier. No Make. No legacy tools.

That’s what the coaching is for. You have 1-on-1 access to work through any blocker specific to your project. All live sessions are recorded so you can revisit them anytime. And the community is full of people building similar things who can help. Nobody gets left behind. The whole point of capping the cohort at 20 is so everyone gets the attention they need.

You’ll have a launched product and paying customers. You keep lifetime access to all course materials. You stay in the private community of 500+ founders for ongoing support, networking, and collaboration. And as we build out the alumni community, you’ll have access to continued peer support and accountability.

Compare it to the alternatives. The average failed developer project costs $15K to $40K. A technical co-founder takes 20 to 40% of your company. Hiring an agency to build an MVP runs $25K to $75K. $8,999 gets you a finished product, paying customers, and the skills to keep building on your own forever. Previous cohorts generated approximately $100K in combined student outcomes. If your first customer pays you $500 per month, the program pays for itself in 18 months. Most students get more than one customer.

Yes. We offer flexible payment options through Klarna at checkout, so you can spread the cost. Details are available during the application process.

14-day money-back guarantee. Full refund, no questions asked. If the program isn’t right for you, you get your money back. We’d rather have 20 students who are all-in than keep someone who isn’t getting value.

That’s literally what Phase 1 is for. We don’t let you build anything until you’ve validated the idea. You’ll use Bond to reach out to potential customers, run discovery interviews, and confirm that real people have this problem and will pay for a solution. If the idea doesn’t hold up, you pivot before you’ve built anything. That’s the whole point. You’d rather spend 2 weeks validating than 6 months building the wrong thing. About half our students come in without having done any customer research. That’s normal. We fix it in the first two weeks.

You don’t need to be a designer. Lovable generates clean, professional interfaces from plain English descriptions. We teach you how to prompt for good design, how to use component libraries, and how to make your product look like something people want to pay for. No Figma skills needed. No design background needed. 34% of our students ask for design help, and every single one ships a product that looks professional. This is one of the most common silent concerns people have, and we address it head-on.

You’re right that tools change fast. That’s exactly why we teach a methodology, not just a tool. Validate, Build, Monetize, Automate. That framework works whether you use Lovable, Base44, or whatever comes next year. The business principles don’t expire when a new AI builder launches. That said, Lovable is the market leader for non-technical founders, it integrates natively with Supabase, and it’s well-funded and actively maintained. If something better comes along, we update the curriculum. We’ve done it before.

You can learn a lot from YouTube. That’s exactly why we put so much free content out there. But there’s a reason 81% of our students had never launched a product despite watching tutorials for months. YouTube gives you the “what.” The Accelerator gives you the “how,” in the right order, with accountability, feedback on your specific project, and someone to tell you when you’re going down the wrong path. Most students tell us the validation and monetization phases alone were worth the entire investment. You won’t find a step-by-step customer acquisition framework in a 12-minute YouTube video.

You could try. A lot of our students did before they joined. They got a demo working in a weekend. Looked great. Then they tried to add user accounts, connect a payment system, handle error cases, and make it secure enough to charge real money. That’s where it fell apart. AI tools generate about 60 to 70% of a working app. The remaining 30 to 40%... databases, authentication, error handling, security, payments, deployment... is where non-technical founders get stuck for weeks or months. We’ve mapped out exactly how to handle that gap. Plus, we teach the business side: validation, customer acquisition, and automation. No AI chatbot does that for you.

Yes. 20 students per cohort. This isn’t a marketing tactic. It’s how we maintain quality and give everyone direct access to Christian during live sessions and coaching. When the cohort is full, it’s full. The waitlist is how you secure your spot for the next one.

Yes. Every live session is recorded and available for you to revisit anytime. You’ll never miss critical content if scheduling conflicts come up. But the live sessions are where the real value is. That’s where you get direct feedback on your product.

Join the waitlist using the button on this page. When the next cohort is announced, we’ll review applications and reach out with next steps. We review every application to make sure the program is the right fit. The waitlist is free and doesn’t commit you to anything.

A developer costs $15K to $40K and takes 3 to 6 months. You’re dependent on them for every change. If they disappear, you’re stuck with code you can’t touch. The Accelerator costs $8,999, takes 6 weeks, and you own every piece of what you build. You’ll understand your product well enough to maintain and improve it yourself. And you’ll have paying customers before a developer would have finished the first sprint.

Most programs teach you a tool. We run you through a complete business-building methodology: Validate, Build, Monetize, Automate. Other programs stop at “here’s how Lovable works.” We stop at “here’s your first paying customer.” The Accelerator is also live with Christian, capped at 20 students, and includes 1-on-1 coaching. It’s not a self-paced course with a Slack channel bolted on.