Vibe coding means building software by describing what you want to an AI and iterating from there. You don't need to memorise syntax, pass a coding interview or spend a year in a bootcamp. What you do need is a clear idea, a good prompting process and the ability to read, test and steer AI-generated code. This course teaches all three, from the first tool setup to a real, deployed web app.

Twelve modules follow the order of the build. You set up Cursor, connect to Claude's API and ship a working landing page in the first week. Then comes the real work: how to break a feature into prompts small enough for AI to get right, how to read error messages and ask the AI to fix them, how to add a database with Supabase and an authentication layer without understanding every line. The last modules cover Vercel deployment, a custom domain and the basic debugging loop you'll use on every project after this one.

The course is filmed on one project — a subscription-based tool for freelancers — built and rebuilt from scratch across two takes, so you see every wrong turn and how to recover from it. Some modules take ten minutes, some take an hour; the pace depends on the feature, not a fixed schedule. You finish with a deployed product, a GitHub repo and a repeatable build process you can apply to whatever you want to build next.