The club for non-techies with ambition
This is a disorienting moment for a lot of us. Getting really good at tools like Claude is how you find out what they mean for your work, your career and your life.
And it's way more fun to figure that out with other people!
Free to join, no card.
Thin lines: people trying things on their own. Amber: the paths that formed once they started going together.
What people say, what they make, and what it's like in the room.

“We had AI skeptics and folks who never used it setting up and testing workflows, which is a huge win for me. And each team member is saving 3-4 hours a week already...”
Scott Holmes, Dual Enroll
Read the case study
NMDP built a warm lead research tool with Claude Code, now in production. Community members have shipped iOS apps, business tools, games and consulting sites, all built by non-technical people.
“This is so cool to see.”
Matt, reacting to a member's game at Demo & Share Wednesday.
“Prompting to get a prompt is such a good move...”
Jill, jumping in to explain a tip from the chat.
Start in the Clubhouse on your own time, practice on your real work, and when you're ready, bring your whole team along for the ride.
Bring the thing you can't get Claude to do properly, and we look at it together, live, with your real work on the screen.
Rough and half working is the point. Websites, web apps, workflow ideas, whatever is actually on your desk.
Demo it in the session or drop it in the channel, and hear from people who hit the same wall a month ago.
Claude Cohort, starts October 9
Four Fridays for working professionals, live with Claude. Capped at 15.
See the datesWe're practitioners first, and we've built AI learning experiences for individuals and for organizations like Deloitte, Adobe, Clarins, McKinsey and more.

The Educator
Has run over 100 AI adoption coaching sessions. Manages AI implementation team at General Assembly and designs AI training products for Fortune 500 clients.

The Coach & Learning Designer
Certified Professional Coach and learning designer who led learning design including AI programming and agentic workflows at GA. Sets up AI workflows for startups and runs the Women in AI meetup at MVP Club.

The Builder
Software Developer who uses AI to create customer support articles, prototype applications, and has shipped 50+ feature requests using AI-assisted development.
“You don't need to do it alone (that's kind of the whole point of what we're building).”
Jill Ozovek, co-founder