Coder of 20+ years teaching non-technical people how to build their own software business in 30 days with AI. No devs or code required.
I delete this offer Sunday at 11:59pm
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48 hours. That's how long the lifetime access is still available. After Sunday at midnight, this offer goes away forever (no exceptions). Here's what happens Monday:
Meanwhile, people who joined are already building their apps. James calls it "magic" watching everything take shape: "My favorite part is watching how Robin communicates with the tools to troubleshoot and enhance the outcome." Ratandeep came from a non-coding background: "The way each concept is introduced and gradually builds on the previous ones made it surprisingly approachable." Anlouis (who I helped at 6:41am) agrees, I make all this sound easy!
This is it. Now is the time to lock in and finally build the app that lives only in your head.
Rob P.S. George calls me the "code whisperer" because when you get stuck, I'm actually there. That level of support disappears in 48 hours. |
Robin Ebers
Coder of 20+ years teaching non-technical people how to build their own software business in 30 days with AI. No devs or code required.
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