Day 1
Ideas and scope.
Pick a useful or fun idea, shrink it to one screen, choose the first button, and write a clear app brief.
Teen AI App Lab
Bud and Titus are opening a free founding cohort for a small group of teens. Students will use AI like a creative teammate, build a beginner-friendly app, test it, improve it, and demo it.
Two hours each day. Small group. Hands-on.
A working prototype or recorded demo.
Claude or another AI builder can be a backup.
Reviews and feedback help shape the paid class.
Class promise
It is a guided build. Students learn the builder loop: describe, build, test, notice, ask for one change, test again.
What students learn
The class is designed for beginners, but it is not passive. Students should be ready to think, type, test, and explain.
Day 1
Pick a useful or fun idea, shrink it to one screen, choose the first button, and write a clear app brief.
Day 2
Use AI to create the first version, run it, test it, fix one thing, polish one thing, and package a demo.
Demo
Students practice saying what they built, who it helps, what it does, and what they would improve next.



Before class
The class will move faster if parents handle account setup in advance. Bud and Titus will teach building, not password recovery.
Fit
The founding cohort should be small, friendly, and ready to help us improve the class.
Application
This first round is free and intentionally small. The application helps Bud choose a group that is ready, safe, and likely to finish.
Parent note: Please do this application with your student. Do not paste passwords or private login details here.