Learn to no-code with a community behind you.
Your no-code learning companion that will keep you accountable, supported and inspired every step of the journey.
Learning alone sucks.
Our founder Max spent his first 2 months learning to no-code alone and failed. The thing that made the biggest difference to his no-code journey from then on was community. He wish he knew that getting started.
Have you tried to learn to no-code on your own, but got stuck?
Do you want to go all in on no-code to change your life, but aren’t sure how to turn your skills in exciting opportunities?
Are you looking to level up your skills by connecting with likeminded no-coders, but aren’t sure where to find them?
Learn together with 500+ no-code learners
From our community of learners to our live workshops and extra bitesized content, set yourself up to fully leverage the power of no-code.
Get your questions answered, find off the beaten track resources and make friends with our global community of creators, freelancers and innovators.
Live Community Events
Whether you want to jump into our interactive no-code workshops or launch your project at one of our demo days, our live events will level up your skills.
Creator in Residence Program
Our Creator in Residence pathway is for experienced members of the community who want to educate others and start turning their no-code skills into new income streams.
Exclusive Member Newsletter
Every Sunday we'll give you the low down on what's hot in no-code, plus a handpicked list of exclusive no-code opportunities you can take advantage of.
Pro Learning Paths
If you're looking to dive deeper in a specific tool or usecase, you can jump into our exclusive 3-5 day pro learning paths.
Bonus bitesized lessons
If you're looking to quickly sharpen your no-code skills in a particular tool or usecase, you can access our library of bonus bitesized lessons.
This community is for you if you're serious about...
We don’t have enough coders, especially as “software is eating the world”
How it works
After helping 1000's of beginners learn to no-code, we know what works and what doesn't. We channelled all those learnings into this pathway.
This stage is all about building your confidence and learning the fundamentals of no-code.
✅ Navigate around the space
✅ Build your first mini projects
✅ Grow your confidence
✅ Get a feel for multiple tools
This stage is all about creation and turning your no-code skills into lifechanging outcomes.
✅ Become an no-code freelancer
✅ Build your own projects.
✅ Launch your own projects
✅ Land a no-code job
1. No-Code Lift off
Learn and connect 📚
As you get to grips with no-code, structure and consistency are so important. That's why this community is set up to help you show up everyday and make meaningful progress.
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2. To the Moon
Grow and educate ⚡️
Whether you want to start a business, become a full time creator or build a career as a no-code expert, this second phase of the community will help you reach your longer term goals with no-code.
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Ready to bring your
ideas to life?
Join our thriving community! Get confident with no-code and be inspired to start leveraging your skills in the real world.
Meet the Community ❤️
Meet others who have been on the journey and come out the other side with a life-changing skill! Read their stories and get inspired.
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.
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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.
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!
Built by the community 💪
See the diversity of real-world projects our alumni have built with no-code — and be inspired to get started!
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Join the community today!
Think of it like your smart, caring friend who will keep you accountable, get you unstuck and connect you with awesome people as you go through your no-code learning journey.
Questions
Let us know if you have any more questions!
Start your no-code journey!
Whether you have just 30 mins a day or want to immerse yourself into no-code learning, we have a course for you to get started.
