Pawwalk
Emma, AustinBooking and payments for a dog walking round.
Sold it for $1,400
App Campus, the full course
One payment of $29, yours forever
200 students in, 4.9 average
Build a real app. Get paid in 7 days.
You write no code. AI builds it, we explain every piece so you understand what you made, then we walk you through finding the person who pays for it.
One payment. Yours forever. In your inbox in a minute.
Built by students in their first week
You do not need a better idea.
You need to finish one.
AI can write the code now. People still stall because nobody told them what a backend is, why the login broke at 1am, or what to do the day after launch when the page gets nine visits. This course covers both halves.
How it usually goes
- Three half built projects in a folder
- A login screen that never worked
- No idea what to charge, so you never ask
- Nobody has ever seen it
How this goes
- One product, live, on a real domain
- Logins, billing and emails all working
- A price you can say out loud
- Someone paying you by day seven
What is inside
Four parts. Nothing waved over.
Each part ends with something real on your screen, not a quiz.
01The backend
Where your app keeps its stuff
A backend is the place your app stores things, plus the rules about who is allowed to see them. You build one visually, AI writes the tricky parts, then we open it up so you can read it and change it without asking anyone.
- Tables, and how they link together
- Locking data to the right user
- Logic that runs on the server
02Logins and the boring bits
Everything a real product needs
Sign up, log in, sign in with Google, roles, billing, uploads, emails, a settings page. This is the stuff that quietly kills a first app. You will have all of it working before day four.
- Email and Google sign in
- Roles and permissions
- Billing, uploads and email
03APIs in plain English
How your app talks to other apps
What an endpoint is. What a webhook actually does. You build one, call one, protect it with a key, then break a request on purpose so you know exactly what to do the day it breaks for real.
- Build one and call one
- Keys and webhooks
- Read an error and fix it
04Getting customers
Building it is only half
What to post when nobody follows you yet. What to say on launch day. Which businesses to message and the exact words to use. Then your first ad, set up properly, so you learn something instead of burning cash.
- Posting in public that works
- Launch and outreach scripts
- Your first ad, start to finish
Real student work
Six apps. Not one line of code written.
Each of these came out of the same seven days you are about to walk through.
Ironhub
Marcus, LeedsMembers, check ins and plans for his gym.
$89 a month from 3 gyms
Fraxel
Priya, TorontoInvoices and chasing for freelancers.
First sale on day 6
Aurora
Diego, LisbonOrdering and table booking for a restaurant.
Paid $2,100 to build it
WriteAI
Hannah, ChicagoAn AI writing tool with credits and a paid plan.
41 people paying
Homeluxe
Tom, BrisbaneListings and enquiries for an estate agency.
$950 plus monthly
The whole point
The moment money lands.
On day four you connect payments. On day seven you go and get the first one. We show you how to set checkout up, what to charge, and word for word what to send the person who is about to pay you.
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The seven days
One sitting a day. In order.
You are told exactly what to do each day, so there is never a moment where you sit there wondering what comes next.
Day
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3
4
5
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7
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Day 1
Pick something people pay for
Choose a small problem a business already spends money on. You check it in an afternoon, not a month.
Day 2
Build the backend
Your data, your rules, your logins. Working, not theory.
Day 3
Build the screens
The two or three screens a customer actually touches.
Day 4
Connect everything
APIs, emails, payments. From today, money can reach your bank.
Day 5
Polish and put it live
Onboarding, a pricing page, a domain. Then ship it.
Day 6
Tell people
One launch post, twenty messages, one warm list. Real replies.
Day 7
Get paid
Close one customer, or sell the build itself to a business that needs it.
Two doors
Two ways to make the $29 back.
Sell your own product
Put your app online, pick a price, and bring people to it with posts, messages and one small ad budget.
- Who it is for and what to charge
- Launch posts that get replies
- Your first ad, start to finish
Sell the building
The shop, gym and agency near you all need software and cannot make it. One project pays for this course a hundred times over.
- Where to find paying clients
- How to quote a build
- Deliver in days, not months
Everything, one payment
$29$149
Less than one hour of a developer's time.
- 4 to 5 hours of build along video
- Backends, screens, logins, APIs, payments
- The full seven day plan, day by day
- Marketing and ads, walked through
- Scripts for selling builds to businesses
- Every future update, free
In your inbox in under a minute.
4.9 out of 5
200 students. 200 reviews.
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Questions
Before you buy.
Seven days from today.
You will either have something live with a customer paying for it, or the same idea you have right now. That is the whole pitch.