Describe it like a designer
You already write specs. Same skill. Describe the outcome, point at what good looks like, and let Claude handle the syntax.
Self-guided. Built to ship.
You move at your own pace through the guides, the prompts, and nine real projects. No cohort. No schedule. No live calls. Open it, pick a project, and build. This is the actual inside, not a screenshot.
Nine apps. You ship every one.
Web, Mac, and iPhone. You build and deploy each one in the course. Not demos. Real, running apps that look like a team made them.
- 01 LinkPreview APIs & data fetching Web
- 02 Weather Live data & state Web
- 03 MoodBoard Drag-and-drop & storage Web
- 04 Portfolio Deployment & domains Web
- 05 Playground Component architecture Web
- 06 ColorDrop Native menu bar apps macOS
- 07 QuickNotes Storage & shortcuts macOS
- 08 HabitTracker iOS & data viz iOS
- 09 FocusTimer Animations & notifications iOS
Everyone can build it now.
Almost no one ships something good.
Same tools, same output. The same components. The same first draft, shipped as the last. Telling good from generic is the new skill. That’s taste. You have it. Nobody taught you to aim it at code.
Your eye does the work.
You don’t learn to code. You learn to direct. Four moves carry every project from idea to shipped.
Show, don’t explain
Paste a screenshot. Drag in a mockup. Build this. Grab a bug. This looks wrong. Claude sees what you see.
Catch what’s off
The build runs. Now you look. The spacing that’s off. The animation a beat too fast. The version that screams default. You see it. Claude fixes it.
Push the last ten percent
The tools get you to a generic eighty. The last ten is where taste shows up. Finishing is the skill. You learn it here.
One system. Three forms.
One idea runs through all of it: the skill file. A short file that tells Claude how you work, so it stops guessing. The course teaches you to write them. The packs are hundreds, done. The starters come wired with them.
The course that teaches you to finish.
Nine projects across web, Mac, and iPhone. All deployed. You bring the eye. Claude writes the code. You ship the result.
Every trade, already set up.
Ready-made skill files for design, marketing, product, founding, DevOps, and more. The thing the course teaches you to write, already written. Claude stops guessing and works to your standard.
Open a starter and build.
Real app starters that already run. Pick one, point Claude at it, and build your idea on top. No blank page.
Everything in one purchase.
The course, the packs, the starters. Yours to keep, with every future update included.
- 9 hands-on projects, idea to deploy. Web, macOS, iOS.
- 333 CLAUDE.md skill files across 9 packs
- 100 iOS app starters across 11 kits
- 11 guides, plus 3 troubleshooting guides
- 15 tested prompt categories
- 10 starter templates for web, macOS, iOS
One price. The whole system.
A 9-project course, every skill pack, and 100 app starters. One purchase. Yours to keep, with every future update.
- →The full course. Nine apps, idea to deployed.
- →Every skill pack, so Claude works like an expert in your trade.
- →A library of app starters. Never begin from a blank file.
- →Guides, prompts, and templates for every step.
- →Lifetime access. Every future update included.
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Do I need coding experience?
No. The course assumes zero coding background. You won’t write code by hand. Claude Code does that. You bring design sense and the ability to describe what you want clearly. That’s enough.
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What are the skill packs, and do I need all of them?
A skill file is a CLAUDE.md that tells Claude how you work, so it stops guessing. You get 333 of them across 9 trades. Use the ones that match what you’re building. The rest sit on the shelf until you need them. The course teaches you to write your own. The packs mean you rarely have to.
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What’s in the iOS app starters?
100 SwiftUI projects that already run. Open one in Xcode, point Claude at it, and build your idea on top. They come wired with skill files, so Claude knows the patterns from the first prompt. No blank page.
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Is this just a bundle of your other products?
No. It’s one system. The course teaches the skill. The packs are that skill, done. The starters are that skill, shipping. One thing in three forms, and you learn to use all of it.
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What tools do I need to get started?
A Mac, a Claude Pro or Team subscription from Anthropic (starts at $20/month), and a code editor like VS Code or Cursor. The course walks through every step of setup.
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How is this different from v0, Bolt, or Cursor?
Those tools generate starting points. This course teaches you to finish: catching what’s off, describing the fix, and pushing the polish the tools skip. They start. You ship.
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What if I get stuck?
You will get stuck. The course includes a dedicated Getting Unstuck guide, troubleshooting prompts, and debugging strategies built for the problems designers actually hit.
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Will this stay relevant as Claude Code changes?
The method and prompts have been updated through every major release since launch. You get lifetime access, including future updates.
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Is this affiliated with Anthropic?
No. AI Design Lab is an independent educational brand. This course is not made by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Anthropic. It teaches you to use their tool well.
Designer is what you trained as.
Builder is what you become.
The answer used to be: find someone to build it. Now it’s you. $69.99. Yours forever.