Build real apps without writing code
Learn to create software by prompting Claude Code — no programming background required.
This course is for people who have ideas but have never written a line of code. You’ll learn to describe what you want in plain language and let Claude Code do the building — turning your descriptions into working applications, step by careful step.
What you’ll learn
By the end of the course you’ll be comfortable taking an idea from a sentence to a running application, entirely through conversation with Claude Code.
- How to think about software as a series of plain-language requests.
- Writing clear prompts that get Claude Code to build what you actually mean.
- Running, testing, and refining an application without touching the code yourself.
- Recognising and fixing problems when something doesn’t work as expected.
Who it’s for
Some roles and activities that map naturally to prompt-driven development are:
- Writing requirement specifications
- Defining business processes
- Describing workflows
- Creating process documentation
- Creating acceptance criteria
- Designing forms and reports
- Documenting internal procedures
- Designing digital services
- Improving administrative processes
- Creating prototypes and mockups
- Coordinating software projects
- Managing software vendors
- Product ownership
- Business analysis
- Quality assurance and testing
Others who can benefit from this course are founders, designers, writers, analysts, and the simply curious — anyone who has wanted to make their own tools but assumed they’d have to learn to program first. You don’t. You need patience, clear thinking, and a willingness to describe what you want precisely. The rest is teachable.
How the course works
Short lessons, each ending in something you’ve actually built. You’ll start with a tiny single-purpose tool and finish with a complete, working application of your own design. Every concept is introduced exactly when you need it — nothing earlier, nothing extra.