4-Week Course

You vibe-coded your app.
Now ship it for real.

AI made building the app easy. But now it's sitting on localhost, and you have no idea how to get it live.

This 4-week course closes the gap—from “it works on my machine” to deployed on infrastructure you own, for under $10/month. No vendor lock-in. No surprise bills. No black boxes.

You'll deploy two complete apps—one to learn the stack, one that's yours to keep.

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You don't need to be an expert. The LLM is.

Vibe-coding flipped the script. You don't need years of React experience to build a polished UI. You don't need to master Rust to get a fast, memory-efficient backend.

You need to know enough to read the code, guide the LLM, and fix things when they break. That's it.

This course meets you there. We're not teaching React or Rust—we're teaching you how to take what the LLM built and get it running in production.

You built the app. Now you're stuck.

AI made the building easy. But deployment? That's where projects go to die.

Stuck on localhost

Your app works—on your machine. You've demoed it over screen share. It's been “almost ready” for weeks.

Lost in AWS docs

You tried the “right way.” Three hours into IAM roles and VPC configs, you still don't have a URL.

Trapped on a platform

Bolt or Lovable got you started fast. Now you need a feature they don't support and realize you don't own anything.

Blindsided by bills

You deployed to Vercel or Fly. It worked. Then came 200 users and a $300 invoice for a side project.

“My first app cost nearly $200/month in AWS fees—Dockerized services, API Gateway, S3, ECR—plus Supabase on top of that. For a side project.”

That's why I built this course. You don't need all that.

There's a better way

One server. Under $10/month. Unlimited projects.

You own it, you understand it, and when something breaks, you know where to look.

Ready to escape localhost?

What you'll learn

Infrastructure You Own

Set up a VPS, Cloudflare tunnels, and systemd services. No magic, no abstraction—just real infrastructure you control.

Frontend Deployment

Deploy a Next.js frontend to Vercel. Fast, free, and production-ready out of the box.

Backend on Your Server

Run your backend (JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, or Rust) on your own server. Full control and predictable costs.

The Full Picture

Connect it all with real infrastructure you understand. No black boxes, no vendor lock-in.

What you'll leave with

Two fully deployed apps — not tutorials, real products

Two Live Products

Week 1: a reference app to lock in the workflow. Weeks 2-4: your own product, deployed end-to-end.

A Repeatable Process

A deployment pipeline you can use for every project going forward. Pull, build, restart.

The Confidence to Ship

The knowledge and confidence to ship your next project without hesitation.

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From Vibe Code to Production in 4 Weeks

A structured path from vibe-coded prototype to production

Week 1

The Stack

Set up your production infrastructure from scratch.

  • • VPS provisioning, Cloudflare tunnels, systemd services
  • • Next.js frontend on Vercel, backend API (TypeScript or Python)
  • • SQLite for data, third-party API integration
  • • Deploy a working app by end of week
Week 2

Your Product

Turn your idea into a focused, buildable product.

  • • Idea selection and ruthless scoping
  • • Using AI to generate architecture docs and context packs
  • • Core functionality: API design, business logic, basic UI
  • • Database schema and backend logic
Week 3

Polish

Make it production-ready.

  • • Auth (if needed), environment management, error handling
  • • Email integration (optional module)
  • • Frontend refinement, loading states, edge cases
  • • Deployment pipeline: pull, build, restart
Week 4

Launch

Get it in front of real users.

  • • Final deployment to your own infrastructure
  • • Landing page or signup flow
  • • Get real users or waitlist signups
  • • What's next: iterating based on feedback

Is this you?

You've got an app that works. You've shown it to friends over screen share. But every time someone asks for the link, you mumble something about “still working on deployment.”

This is for you if...

  • You've built something with Cursor, Copilot, Bolt, or Lovable that actually works
  • You've tried to deploy but got lost in docs, configs, or unexpected bills
  • You can read code and follow technical instructions, even if you didn't write it from scratch
  • You're tired of your projects dying in localhost limbo

This isn't for you if...

  • You haven't built anything yet—this course assumes you have something to deploy
  • You want to stay on managed platforms and don't care about owning your infrastructure
  • You're looking for a shortcut—this is the real path, not the easy one

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to ship for real?

Stop sharing localhost links. Start shipping.

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