Build & Launch a Revenue-Ready MVP in 30 Days: Even If You’re Not Technical
So, What Exactly Is the MVP Cohort?
The MVP Cohort is a 4-week live program that helps non-technical professionals turn their expertise and insight into a fully functional, revenue-ready software product — without needing to write code.
It’s designed for founders, operators, and service pros who’ve been sitting on validated ideas or half-built tools and are ready to launch, with hands-on support from developers and expert operators.
We help you do this by guiding you through four critical phases of product execution:
You’re Sitting On An App Idea, But You:
These Founders Said Yes, Here Is What They Shipped.
The Best Part: The 30 Days Is Just The Start
Just 30 Days From Now, You'll Walk Away With:
Our Curriculum
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Week 1
Validate and Monetize
This week, we’ll help you confirm real demand by speaking to potential users and show you how to shape your concept into something people will actually pay for. You’ll leave this week with a clear, data-backed monetization plan.
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Week 2
Build With Your Personal Developer
Turn your validated concept into a working app using AI while a dedicated full stack developer is just a message or call away. Whether it’s fixing a stubborn workflow, connecting two tools, or making sure your database is set up correctly, you’ll have hands-on help to keep progress steady. Think of it like your own micro product team.
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Week 3
Audit, Debug & Prep For Launch
This is where we make sure everything works cleanly and exactly as intended. You’ll go through a full product audit with your developer to stress-test workflows and fix any bugs before launch. From database logic to UI polish, nothing slips through the cracks. By the end of the week, your app will feel stable, refined, and fully ready to go live.
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Week 4
Go Live and Grow
Take your app live, connect payments, and onboard your first beta customers, often from the leads you will find from your immediate network. You’ll leave with a working product, real revenue, and a growth plan you can run on your own.
What You Get Inside The App Incubator Cohort
1:1 Developer Access
Skip the ticket queues. You’ll have direct, on-demand support from a dev who’s embedded in your build — helping with workflows, integrations, backend issues, and technical decisions as you go.
Live Roadmap Call With Jacob & The Team
Join live roadmap calls led by Jacob and our 8-figure operator team — ask questions, get real-time feedback, and be pushed to ship. These sessions are built to move you forward.
You
1:32 PM
Hey! I got stuck on an issue. Would you be able to help me?
Creme Digital
1:33 PM
Sure! What is the issue you been running in to?
Tech Support Expert Q&A
Bring your questions and challenges to weekly live Q&As. Whether it’s strategy, tools, UX, or debugging — you’ll get answers from seasoned builders, not vague advice.
Live Community of Active Founders
Bring your questions and challenges to weekly live Q&As. Whether it’s strategy, tools, UX, or debugging — you’ll get answers from seasoned builders, not vague advice.
Resource Vault: Builder-Ready Templates & Systems
From developer handoff docs to prompt libraries, onboarding flows to launch templates — our best agency and internal tools are yours to use, clone, and run with.
Other incubators leave you stuck when tech gets hard. We don’t.
When technical blocker are on your plate, real execution begins.
Who This Is For (And Who It’s Not)
Our Pricing. Here’s everything you get when you join:
$2995
/ One-time Payment
Want To Speak With The Team?
If you purchase and have questions. We'll reach out to you via email and you'll be able to speak with a team member who will walk you through the exact process we use to take ideas from concept to live app.
If you arent' satisfied we'll refund you the full amount.
What Happens When You Finally Build With Support
From no software experience to a fully developed SaaS product in weeks
As a design director, Alex had a process that worked but no way to enforce it across teams and clients. He knew he needed software but didn’t feel confident actually building it. Inside the cohort, he finally got the missing framework. With the weekly support of his developer partner and a clear blueprint for PRDs, prompting, and sequencing, he turned his idea into designprocess.ai, a full platform that keeps agency projects on track. Now he’s continuing to build internal tools on his own, including a creative pricing calculator.
“Then yeah, so came in with a concept, but ultimately, long story short, at the end of the cohort, I have a fully developed product for it, which is mind blowing considering, prior to coming in, I'd never really developed a software platform.”
- Alex Lancuba
From New EU Law Threatening His School to an AI Powered Platform Automating Music School Operations
Collin is a professional drummer who has spent decades touring and running his own music school, which grew into a multi-location academy. When a new EU law made it nearly impossible for private music and dance schools to keep working with contractors, his entire business model was suddenly at risk. With tiny margins and no government subsidies, hiring everyone as employees simply was not viable.
To save his school and others like it, he created Klariyo, a software driven system inspired by franchising that automates around 98 percent of a school's operations. The first part of Clareo was built the traditional way through an agency. The second part, which handles legal onboarding, contract signing, internal knowledge, AI powered Q&A, structured communication, and task management for teachers and staff, he built during and after the cohort using Vibe coding. The cohort gave him the foundation-first way of thinking he was missing, so he could turn years of domain experience into a robust, scalable platform now rolling out in the Netherlands and soon worldwide.
“For me it's been a great four weeks and a lot of information and where I'm now comparing to before, it's just more knowledge of how to do stuff and I think that's been really helpful.”
- Collin
From Frustrated No-Code Tinkering to a B2B AI Tool for Estate Planning Law Firms
Gina had been experimenting with no-code and vibe coding but kept hitting walls, losing hours debugging without a clear direction. She joined the cohort to replace scattered learning with a structured workflow and a dedicated developer partner. Through the program, she validated her idea with real attorneys and built the core flows for a B2B estate-planning automation tool that lets lawyers upload their own templates — a key requirement in the industry. She’s now pushing toward a pilot with the firm that helped shape the product, with potential funding for full development
“I spent hours trying to debug by myself and yeah, to have somebody kind of be able to hand you a way out was very valuable and I think I just wanted, it's one thing to spend hours exploring on your own and trying things out and trying to read blogs and this and that and piece it all together, but to have a curated source of kind of quality, tried and tested strategies and methodologies, like that was compelling to me.”
- Gina
From Spending $4,000 for a Blank Screen to Building 90% of His App Himself
Josh joined the cohort with zero technical background and a painful experience behind him: he had spent $4,000 on an Upwork developer and ended up with nothing but a blank screen. He wanted to build a financial-planning tool without hiring a team but didn’t know where to start. Inside the cohort, he finally got the structure he was missing.
He learned how to validate an idea, plan an MVP, prompt Lovable properly, and understand the security requirements needed for a finance product. By the end, he could build 80–90 percent of his app on his own — something he previously thought was impossible.
“Again, I spent four grand for a blank screen… there’s no way I would have gotten here without doing the cohort. And also the community aspect, like it kind of forced me to stay focused throughout the four weeks. And during that focus process, I learned enough so that I could take away and go build. I feel like I can go build 10 other apps right now. Like, but now, so going into it, my question was how the hell do I even build an app? And now my question is how do I build something that people are actually gonna use? So like it brought clarity of the app building process.”
- Josh
From Non Technical Founder to Shipping a Paid AI Voice Interview Tool in 30 Days
Lissette runs a marketing agency and recently set up a new SaaS company, but she had always struggled to work with developers and wanted to understand the tech herself. Inside the cohort, she started with a single problem: a client who was overwhelmed by complaint calls and messy forms. In four weeks, she built a working voice-interview tool that uses AI to capture data, store transcripts, and summarize issues automatically. She pitched it mid-build, closed the deal, and even secured a maintenance retainer — effectively getting paid to learn while shipping a real, usable product.
“And I was successful. Like, I started with just an idea, and I built the product. By the time the cohort was closing, the product was ready. So yeah, that was the journey.”
- Lisette
From Unsure Where to Start to Becoming a Confident, Repeatable AI Builder
Despite 15 years in tech, Terry still felt unsure whether AI building required deep coding knowledge, formal courses, or a full bootcamp. The cohort removed that uncertainty immediately. Through structured frameworks, weekly walkthroughs, and clear explanations of front-end, back-end, and full-stack thinking, he learned how to communicate with AI in a systematic, predictable way.
Instead of spending months over-preparing, he built confidently and now has a repeatable process he can use anytime. He’s continuing to refine Resolio, his tool for helping job seekers stand out through personalized video pitches and outreach campaigns.
“I didn't have to go from zero to 60 and have all of this knowledge from the start… the course really created a framework wherein step by step I was able to get to the outcomes that were important.”
- Terry
From Non-Coders to Building an Internal App Ecosystem That Automates 80% of Their Work
Working inside a family office, Quentin and Alexy knew AI would reshape operations but struggled to move beyond scattered experimentation. The cohort gave them real structure: PRDs, design templates, project management systems, and a clear method for building without coding. Using those foundations, they created a full internal app ecosystem.
They shipped a task planner, a timesheet system, and a private-equity automation tool that removes hours of manual Excel work. They’re now expanding their suite with engagement and training tools, proving that non-coders can build meaningful internal software at scale
“I don't really feel like a true builder, but I think that we can achieve more than what builders could a few years ago, so it's a bit weird. Yeah, because we have never been coders, full stack coders or just backend or frontend coders. We are just curious people who are just in the action of bringing the future into our hands by learning. So everyone should join to learn these skills. The victory is just by building what we are capable of doing. It's a victory for ourselves now and that's what the cohort brought us, you can see now, and that's beautiful.
What we developed here is a game changer for our industry and for our job we think.”
- Quentin & Alexy
From Non-Technical Beginner to Confident App Builder Solving His Own Pain Problem
Pablo always wanted to build an app but never knew where to begin. After a ski accident left him with chronic back pain, he finally had the idea — a simple tool that delivers one-minute mobility sessions from the desktop. But without a build plan, even using Lovable felt overwhelming. Inside the cohort, he got a clear roadmap, step-by-step prompts, and weekly developer support. For the first time, the entire process made sense. He finished his MVP, helped his younger brother build one too, and now feels capable of creating any web-based product on his own.
“I was not able to imagine what I should do step by step. And then when I came to the cohort, like you gave me this roadmap kind of with the first prompt and then after the first prompt, we built the prompt for lovable. We built the first version and then added features. Stuff like going step by step that was the big problem for me how to do that and I think with you also with titian my developer which i could always ask was very like good to to move forward and now after the cohort I feel like I could do everything by myself ”
- Pablo