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By day Zaya works as a product manager but by night she likes to try new adrenaline fueled experiences. On the bootcamp she built Adrena-Life to make it easier to discover and keep doing fun things.

After taking the leap from product design and management into creating her own ideas, Alina realised how important habits were to becoming a successful creator. She used the skills from the challenge to create a chatbot with no-code that helps creators sustain good habits.

After being laid off, Miche had a tough time navigating her next steps. Taking the Challenge gave her direction, hope and new skills to build a portfolio of projects with no-code.

From being a solo artist, Micky understood the challenges up and coming muscians like him faced. Learning to no-code gave him the skills to start building micro-products for the music community.

Without the time or headspace to work on his own ideas doing a 9-5 job, Kev decided to take the year off and bring his ideas to life. The Challenge equipped him with the no-code skills to execute on his ideas.

No computer science degree, no problem. Since learning to no-code, Dan is now a full time no-code developer building cool projects for clients and his own ideas, everyday.

Katt always dreamt of building her own ideas but got stuck in a boring job. Learning to no-code gave her the skills to take the leap and start making that dream a reality.

As Covid struck, Doc spent his lockdown hours learning to no-code. After building a few products without writing any code, he wanted to help others do the same and started a Youtube channel.

Design wasn't cutting it anymore, so Kelly took the leap into no-code. Since, she's become a professional no-code developer and is building a SaaS app to help grant writers.

With a passion for sustainability and coffee, Alex wanted to make it easier for folks to find ethically run coffee outlets. That's why she built London's best coffee guide on the bootcamp!

Shalini felt like she was only scratching the surface with no-code. She used the bootcamp to dive deeper and build a product from scratch to drive growth for her company.

After manually running a mentoring program for her own company, Leyla wanted to deliver this a more streamlined way. She leveraged no-code on the bootcamp to build a custom mentoring platform.

After leaving his job as a software engineer for a break, Dru took the leap into entrepreneurship. Being part of the community has helped him meet likeminded creators and solve problems with no-code solutions.

Whilst designing everything from web, print and presentations was fun, Ben wanted to go one step further and build something too. So on the bootcamp he built an app to help fellow beer enthusiasts find and win beer!