BRIEF.md
The plan
Who it is for, when it is done, and what you will not build. Week one is filling this in.
Application
Two questions. Then we say yes or no.
Email, what you want to learn, and what you want to build. After a yes you get the templates and starter code. You do not pay first.
- 01
Tell us the idea
Who it is for. What done looks like.
- 02
We reply in a day
Yes, no, or the class is full.
- 03
Simple agreement
Then you pay. Not before.
Or email hello@sinletech.com
Templates
You do not start from nothing.
You get the templates. You still have to ship the product.
PRODUCT.md
Product page
Who uses it, what they do, and what they see when it is empty.
OFFER.md
Who pays
Who pays you, the offer in one sentence, a price that makes sense.
OUTREACH.md
The message
A DM or email with the link. No long pitch.
SPONSOR.md
Company update
Week three and week six, if a company paid. A status they can forward.
CASE.md
The story
One page. Before, after, the link. We help you edit it.
REVIEW.md
Feedback sheet
Unclear / missing / next. You see how we write so you can use it too.
app/
Starter code
Starter code in an account you own. You ship on it. We do not keep the passwords.
From class
What people say after week six.
Four people. Four products. Not a certificate on a wall.
“I had tutorials. I did not have a link. Week six I sent the page to a shop I used to book in DMs.”
Maya R.
Ops → builder
“The review was mean in the useful way. It named the empty state. I fixed it. Then it was a product.”
Luis T.
First product
“My company paid. I kept the repo. The progress note at week three was the only status they needed.”
Priya K.
Sponsored seat
“Eight people. You cannot hide. I stopped explaining the build and made it hold without me in the room.”
Jonah S.
Self-taught