Build and deploy a working Reddit clone with a database and user login. No programming background needed.
A working Reddit clone with a database, user login, and live URL.
A process you can repeat on your own idea.
Enough of how an app fits together to direct Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor yourself.
Follow the project from the first decisions to the finished app. Open a module to explore the lessons.
Video runtime only. Allow additional time to build along and practice.
What AI coding is, which tools the course uses, and Sam's advice on keeping up with new ones.
Models, usage limits, and the three services the app runs on.
Seven lessons that end with the Reddit clone deployed and working.
Founder, birthdays.app
Sam is the founder of birthdays.app, a text-based birthday reminder app with more than 700 paying users.
He builds with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Zero to Reddit is his usual process, recorded as he goes, mistakes included.
Follow a complete build from planning and design through building and refinement. Practice working through the unexpected.
Plan
Design
Build
RefineNo. You don't type code yourself. You learn how an app fits together, then tell the tools what to build.
A Claude or ChatGPT plan (about $20 a month) for Claude Code or Codex, plus free accounts on GitHub, Vercel, and Supabase. Cursor is optional. The course is recorded in Codex and the same steps work in the other two.
Both. Everything runs in a terminal and a browser.
About an hour of video. Plan on an afternoon to follow along and build it yourself, then start on your own idea.
The channel covers whatever shipped this week. The course is one build, in order, and we update it as the tools change.
Full refund within 60 days, no questions asked.
AI project courses + the no-code library are included in your membership.