Two people building a project together with AI at a Light School session
The Ship Show · Season 1 · October 18 to 25

7 days from now, your idea is live.

A 7-day live challenge. Build your idea with Claude, ship it to the internet, and show it off on Demo Day. Messy is welcome. No coding experience needed.

You're on the list.

Nick will email you the moment doors open. The list gets first pick of seats and the early price.

Don't wait to start. Here is your Day 0 warm-up, the 30 Things exercise:

  1. Write down 30 things you're into. Hobbies, problems, work stuff, weird obsessions.
  2. Circle the three that make you lean forward.
  3. For each one, ask: does the thing I wish existed already exist?
  4. If not, that's your Ship Show idea. If it does, you just found people to learn from.

Doors open October 5. The list hears first.

7 Days7 Builds
DailyLive Build Rooms
ZeroCode Required
“I feel like a little kid with a Lego, putting together new construction pieces and creating new opportunities. There was before and after this workshop.Entrepreneur, Lisbon

You've been "almost ready" for a year.

The idea is in your notes app. Maybe a website. Maybe a tool for your business. Maybe the thing you tell friends about at dinner.

You watched the tutorials. You bookmarked the threads. You told yourself you'd start when things calm down.

Here's the truth: you don't need more planning. You don't need to learn to code. You need a deadline, a crew, and a stage.

That's the Ship Show. Seven days. One messy build a day. And on day seven, you show the world what you made.

Build it. Ship it. Show it.

Every episode of the Ship Show works the same way. About an hour a day.

Build it

Watch, then do

A short lesson and a copy-and-paste prompt land in your inbox every morning. You ask Claude. Claude builds.

Ship it

Stuck? Come to the room

Every day there's a live Build Room with Nick. Bring the thing that broke. Leave with it working.

Show it

Share your sawdust

Post what you made, mess and all. Your crew cheers you on, and the best builds get the Demo Day stage.

The Season 1 lineup

One episode a day. Each one ends with something real that you made.

0

You Are a Coder

The kickoff. Pick your idea with the 30 Things exercise and start your ship log.

1

Set Up Your Studio

Install Claude Code and connect Claude to the tools you already use.

2

Build Your Page

Describe your idea in plain English. Watch your landing page appear.

3

Go Live

Put your page on the internet with a real link you can send to anyone.

4

Make It Beautiful

Create images for your page and your posts, without a designer.

5

Tell the World

Set up Claude to help write and post about your idea on LinkedIn.

6

Hire Your AI Assistant

Build your own agentic operating system: skills and routines that work while you don't.

7

Run It From Your Phone

Control Claude on your computer from anywhere. Then get ready for the stage.

Live

Demo Day

The season finale. Show what you shipped, live, in front of your crew. Awards for Boldest Ship, Messiest Build, and Most Unhinged Idea.

“I feel like I now have a super power.”AI Day Workshop Student

Everything you get

Built to remove every excuse between you and a live link.

A room of people building with AI on their laptops at a Light School session
Your ticket to Season 1
€47
People on the list get it for €27 during the first 48 hours after doors open.

Ship it, or it's free.

Do the daily task and share it with your crew for all seven days. If your idea isn't live on the internet by Demo Day, email us and we'll refund every cent.

You keep the lessons, the prompts, and everything you built. The only way to lose is to not show up.

Is this your show?

Grab a seat if...

  • You have an idea in your notes app that never became anything
  • You've never written a line of code and want to keep it that way
  • You learn by doing, not by watching
  • You can give it about an hour a day for a week
  • You're ready to share something before it feels perfect

Skip this one if...

  • You want someone to build it for you
  • You're after deep AI theory or academic content
  • You can't make any time this week
  • You're waiting until the idea is fully figured out
“Definitely a very good introduction for anybody that has never used it to what the possibilities are. Amazing.”First-Time Builder

Your host

Nick Sarafa, founder of Light School

Nick Sarafa

15 years building software, from startups to enterprise systems. Now Nick teaches people with zero coding experience to build real things with AI, in rooms from Lisbon to London.

His rule for every room: ship it messy, then make it better. Undo is free.

Questions

None. You describe what you want in plain English and Claude writes the code. If you can write an email, you can do this.

A Mac or Windows laptop, an internet connection, and a paid Claude plan (Pro works). Day 1 walks you through the setup step by step.

About an hour a day. A short lesson, your build, and the optional live Build Room. Some people get hooked and stay longer.

Every room is recorded. Catch up when you can, and post your questions to your crew any time.

Perfect. Episode 0 is built for exactly that. The 30 Things exercise helps you find an idea worth shipping in under 20 minutes.

Do each day's task and share it with your crew. If your idea still isn't live by Demo Day, email us and we refund your ticket in full. No awkward calls.

Keep building. If you want to keep going with Nick every week, you'll get an invite to the Visionary Program, and your Ship Show ticket counts toward it.

It's going to be a Ship Show.

That's the point. Get on the list and be first through the doors.

You're on the list.

Nick will email you the moment doors open. Scroll up to the top for your Day 0 warm-up.