30 days. Starts August 31.

Build Season.

Thirty days inside Build with AI Club where you stop reading about AI and build one real thing that runs. You get a roadmap built around your actual work, and Arjita, Anshul and the Build with AI team are in the room with you the whole month.

$250 per month

Join Build Season

Season One starts August 31, 2026. Enrollment closes August 30, 2026.

The shape of the month

One build, made real in 30 days.

Most people try to learn AI by collecting tools, and it does not work, because a tool you have not used on your own work is just a browser tab. Build Season is arranged the other way around. You choose one project and move that same build forward each week, with teaching designed to get you across the finish line rather than fill an hour.

01 / WEEK ONE

Claim it.

You name the problem you are solving and show the ugliest version of it working. A thirty-second screen recording is enough, and it is supposed to look rough.

02 / WEEK TWO

Use it.

You use your build on real work, once, for something you would have done manually. Before and after.

03 / WEEK THREE

Hand it over.

Someone outside Build Season touches it and tells you what happened. This is the week most people learn what they actually built.

04 / WEEK FOUR

Ship it.

The finished thing plus a sixty-second demo, judged live in Thursday Lab.

Included

A room, a clock, and people who notice.

A personalized AI roadmap. Built around your work and your role, not a general syllabus, so you are not guessing what to build first.

Four weekly milestones. Each one moves the same build closer to a working release.

Four live sessions a week. Monday accountability, Tuesday training with Arjita, Thursday Lab, and Friday AI media training with Anshul. You are never more than two days from a room with a teacher in it.

The daily check-in. One tap in Discord. Built today, thinking, or pause. It takes ten seconds and it exists so the month does not quietly disappear on you.

Feedback from the room. Your build gets a response, because a project posted at 11pm with silence under it is how people quit.

Four awards at the end. Fellows' Choice, Made It Through, Most Stolen, and The Unblocker.

What a week looks like

Someone is expecting you four days a week.

Nobody builds anything alone in thirty days, and the reason Build Season works is that the week already has a shape before you get there. Here is the actual rhythm you are stepping into.

MONDAY

Accountability session with Arjita.

The week opens. You say what you are building this week out loud, and an async lecture drops the same day so you start with something in your hands.

TUESDAY

Training with Arjita.
3-4pm PT

Teaching, and then you work on your own thing. This is the inward day.

WEDNESDAY

Build day.

No session. This is on purpose, because a week with something in every slot is a week nobody finishes anything in.

THURSDAY

Lab with Arjita.
3-4pm PT

You show what you made and it gets seen. This is where your season build is reviewed, and it is the outward day.

FRIDAY

AI media training with Anshul.
1-2pm PT

Video, image, motion, ad creative. The tool layer, taught by the other Founder, plus the second async drop so the weekend has something in it.

Every day: The check-in. One tap in Discord. Built today, thinking, or pause. Ten seconds.

Every session is recorded, and you keep access to all of it.

Before you join

The first week is slow.

I want to be straight with you about how this goes, because the reel makes it look faster than it is. The first week is slower than you want it to be, and most of it is you deciding what is worth building instead of building the impressive thing. That decision is what makes the next three weeks work. Around day nine people get busy and go quiet, and the whole design of Build Season exists to catch you on that day rather than to congratulate you on day one.

If you want thirty days of watching lessons, this is not that. If you want one working thing with your name on it at the end of the month, come build.

Fit

You do not need to code.

You have been learning AI for months and have nothing running.

You know more than you think and you have not shipped, and a deadline fixes that faster than another lesson.

You are non-technical and tired of being told that is a problem.

Every build in Build Season is designed to be built without engineering, because that is who we teach.

You already build, and you build alone.

The room is the part you are missing.

Questions, answered

The details.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Build with AI Club teaches non-technical builders, and every Build Season target is chosen so it can be built without engineering.

How much time does this take?

A few hours a week, plus ten seconds a day for the check-in. Your season build is where the time goes, and you choose the scope of what you ship.

What if my week falls apart?

Then you show up the week after, and one of the awards exists specifically for the Fellow whose life got in the way and who came back anyway.

What am I actually building?

One AI-powered project from your own work. The roadmap gives you the target, and the four weeks take that same build from rough first version to something real and working.

Is this the same as a Build with AI Club path?

No. A path is 120 days of structured learning. Build Season is a 30-day building arc that runs inside the community, and you can do it on its own.

What happens after Season One?

You do not restart at the same level. In Season Two, you build on what you made by running a pilot with real users or turning it into a multi-agent workflow. In Season Three, you begin monetizing it. Your Pro Fellow membership continues from season to season, and you can cancel anytime.

Season One

Thirty days from August 31, you will have one working build.