Design school taught you the tool.Nobody taught you the job.
So we’re teaching it. Live, in a Google Meet, using our actual client work — with whoever shows up building along.
The gap nobody names.
Six things stop new designers, and none of them are about talent. We hear the same ones every time we open a session.
Entry-level roles that want three years
Tutorials stop before the hard part
“Looks nice” is not feedback
AI advice with nothing behind it
You’ve never designed with anyone
Not a talent problem. A room problem. So we opened a room.
We’re a design studio. We work with the door open.
Same people, same projects, same week. The only difference is that you can watch.

The day job
Product and brand work for Fortune 500 teams and startups that move fast.
Every few weeks
We take one of those live projects, open a Google Meet, and build it in front of whoever shows up.
In the room
No slides. No pre-baked demos. Real brief, real decisions, real mess.
The catch
There isn’t one. No paid tier, no pitch at the end. We’d rather the next lot of designers be good.
- Free, alwaysno paid tier
- Recordedyours afterwards
- The files toobrief, guide, prompts
Here’s what we’ve run.
Ship client-ready websites in hours, not months.
One B2B SaaS landing page, built live and shipped to a real URL.
What the last room said afterwards
Their words, from the cohort 01 feedback form. Every attendee who rated the session gave it 4 or 5 out of 5.
“Claude’s design methods, broken down step by step. That’s what made it click.”
“Better prompting and better references. That’s what gets you a refined output.”
“I finally learned how to use prompts the right way.”
“Real examples. Not toy ones.”
Students, freshers, first-jobbers, and product designers whose AI output keeps coming out beige. Nothing here assumes a job, a client, or a system you already own.
No. If you can read a Figma file, you can follow this.
Actually free. No paid tier, no pitch at the end. Not a funnel.
90 minutes on Google Meet. We design out loud, you build along in your own file, and you ask anything in the chat.
Whichever you already use. Claude, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity — the method holds. Hit your usage limit mid-session? Keep watching and finish on the recording.
Yes, with all the files. Log in and it’s yours.
The group chat is where it actually lives
Between workshops: what we’re building, portfolio questions, links we can’t shut up about, and the next session before it goes up here.
