The question
Can a small, guided build help participants turn an idea into a useful first version and a realistic next test?
Current focus
Prepare the step-by-step AI product build, setup clinic, and office hours before paid enrollment opens.
Update log
A guided AI build and a $99 founding offer
The founding offer is now $99 USD total for both Mondays, replacing the earlier free-cohort plan. October 26 and November 2 remain 7–9 p.m. Eastern, with a 10-minute break each evening. Ashley will build a product step by step using AI for validation, planning, design, coding, testing, and marketing. An optional 45-minute setup clinic before the first Monday and a 60-minute group office hour between Mondays are included; support times and refund terms will be published before enrollment opens. The current form still collects interest only. Attendance is on Zoom or in person in West Palm Beach. Grok Bot and Higgsfield are optional tools; extra subscriptions are not required.
The preparation story is now public
Published an initial preparation note and an annotated review of the workshop offer. The page, downloadable workbook, and browser-based project planner are available. The next test is whether a relevant reader can explain the output, choose a path, and understand the interest form.
Founding-cohort terms confirmed
The recorded plan is a free founding cohort with capacity for 20 live participants, meeting October 26 and November 2 from 7–9 p.m. Eastern. Registration is not open; the public form collects interest. Teaching and demonstrations are planned for recording, with 30-day replay access for registrants.
Next test
Ask a relevant person to read the page and explain what they expect to finish, what they would bring, and whether submitting the current form reserves a place. Record the observation before revising.
How to read this page
Only evidence intentionally published here is public. “Not publicly reported” is not a zero, and it should not be interpreted as a hidden result. These notes are educational build logs, not earnings promises.