Do I need to be technical?
You won't write code. You should be comfortable with files, browser tabs, installing an application and following a checklist. If you already use ChatGPT or Claude most days and can explain how your business works, you're in the right range. Everyone in the room is at roughly that level, which is why the pace works.
What if I fall behind everyone else in the room?
Eight seats is the cap for exactly this reason. The build is the same shape for everyone, so nobody is off on their own track, and the evening session on day one exists to catch anyone who wants longer on a step. If something is still half-done when you leave, that's what the two weeks of support after the room are for.
What do I need to bring?
Your laptop, an AI subscription at the $100 a month tier, and your actual business: your client list, your prices, a few proposals or emails you're happy with, and whatever you've already built. You'll get a short setup checklist before the dates so none of that eats into day one.
I've already built things with AI. Is any of that wasted?
No, and this is the part people get wrong. What you've built gets folded in rather than replaced. The reason your pieces don't talk to each other isn't that they're bad, it's that there's no architecture underneath them. That's what the two days give you, and your existing work is the first thing that goes into it.
What does it cost to run afterwards?
The AI subscription, paid to the provider at their standard rate. No retainer to me, no licence, no platform fee. The seat is the last invoice I send unless you ask me back.
Is the price and the date locked?
Not yet, and I'd rather say so than pretend. $6,950 + GST is what a seat is priced at now, and dates land in Q4. The waiting list exists so the people who want a seat set the dates rather than find out about them. If either changes before seats open, you'll hear it from me directly, before it goes on this page.
Can I bring my co-founder or my 2IC?
Yes, and it works well. You each build your own, and they read the same shared files, so the two can never drift apart. It's a seat each, because each person walks out with their own working system rather than a shared one.
I run a group of my own. Can you do a private room?
Yes. If you run a mastermind, a cohort or a peer group, a closed room of your own members is the version of this that works best, because the group already knows each other. That's a conversation rather than a form, so message me and we'll shape it.