Straight answers. Then decide.

You get your money back. Do the work, and if your app isn’t live on a public URL by day 30, we refund every dollar. You keep everything. The conditions are simple: complete the checkpoint at the end of each module, bring your blockers to a workshop, clinic, or the group, and email us within 14 days of your sprint ending. Keep the templates, the recordings, and the code. It’s yours either way.

Your app runs on a public URL that anyone can open, someone can sign in, and the core flow from your PRD works end to end. It doesn’t need paying customers or a perfect design. It needs to be real and usable.

Because the method works when people do the work, and we would rather carry the risk than ask you to. If you follow the five modules and still don’t ship, that’s on the program, not on you.

No. You need a problem you understand and a willingness to work through it. You’ll learn how the pieces of an app fit together, how to give coding agents clear instructions, and how to check their work. You can start without a computer science degree or a finished idea.

A focused SaaS app built around a real business problem. The five modules take you through validation, a product requirements document, agent-led development, the SaaS foundations, and launch. Your final scope depends on your idea; the sprint teaches you to cut it down to one job done well.

Yes. Module 1 is about finding one. Most people in sales or operations already have five; they just haven’t written them down. If you’d rather explore first, BLDR Lite is free and walks you through opportunity discovery.

BLDR Lite is free and focused on exploration: AI fundamentals, opportunity discovery, validation, and a mini PRD. The 30-day sprint is the guided implementation path: five modules, live build workshops, weekly debugging clinics, 90 days of group support, and the live-by-day-30 guarantee. You don’t need to finish Lite before joining.

Yes. Start by revisiting the problem, narrowing the scope, and checking what already works. The same modules apply, and you’ll likely move faster through the early ones.

About nine hours a week: six focused 90-minute blocks, designed to fit around a full-time job. Live sessions take the place of a block rather than adding to it.

Bring it to a weekly debugging clinic, a live build workshop, or the group. You’ll also learn a repeatable debugging routine: describe what you expected, show what happened, and narrow it down. Group support runs for 90 days, so it continues after the sprint ends.

Checkout and course access run through Whop. Follow the instructions Whop shows after purchase, using the account you bought with.

No, and anyone who promises that is selling something else. The guarantee covers getting your app live. Customers and revenue come from the launch work in Module 5, and they depend on your idea and your effort.

Claude for research and planning, Cursor and Codex for building, GitHub for version control, Supabase for data and sign-in, Vercel for hosting, and Stripe or Polar for payments. You’ll learn when to use each and how to check their output.

You can build a first version on free tiers: GitHub, Vercel, and Supabase are free to start, and Claude and Cursor have free plans. Heavier AI use may need a paid plan, and a custom domain is a small yearly cost. None of this is included in the sprint price.

You do. Everything lives in your own GitHub, Supabase, and Vercel accounts from day one. Nothing is locked into a BLDR platform.