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NextWooAI Product Start
Beginner course · online, 8 weeks

Your own AI prototype in 8 weeks, alongside your job

In two months you go from one clearly named problem to an AI prototype running at your own web address. Along the way you talk to future users and test the idea in practice. No programming experience needed, and the course takes about 15 hours a week — so it fits around a job.

56 h

with an instructor, one to one

15 h

a week — leaves room for a job

0

programming experience required

PL / EN

sessions in Polish or English

Who it’s for

For people who would rather build something than read about building

This course is for you if

  • 01

    You have an idea to test

    You have an idea or a problem you’ve noticed and want to test it with real people before putting more time and money into it.

  • 02

    You don’t code

    You want to build with AI yourself — not just click through ready-made apps.

  • 03

    You work full time

    You can free up about 15 hours a week for two months.

Look elsewhere if
  • You need paying customers and a finished sales strategy straight away — here you finish with a working prototype and a plan for next steps.
  • You want to learn prompt writing or use ChatGPT more effectively — this course is about building your own product.
What you need

You don’t need to know any programming language: the code is written with an AI assistant, and in the sessions you learn to understand and check it. Set aside about 15 hours a week — roughly 3 hours a day, Monday to Friday — for 8 weeks. Plus a computer with internet access and money for AI tools, API and hosting, usually about USD 20–50 a month.

Outcome

What you finish the course with

  1. 01 / Prototype

    An AI prototype live online at its own address

  2. 02 / Problem

    A problem described from conversations with potential users

  3. 03 / Skill

    The ability to work with an AI assistant: you understand the code it writes, check it and fix it

  4. 04 / Plan

    A concrete plan for the weeks ahead: grow the prototype, find first customers or change direction

The finale in week 8

Week 8: you present a working prototype, explain what the user conversations and tests taught you, show an estimate of running costs and justify your decisions.

Certificate

Once your week-8 presentation is accepted, we issue a certificate of completion with the number of hours, the learning outcomes and the title of your project.

Optional project

No idea yet? Build AI for an online store

You can work on your own idea or pick our e-commerce project — it is optional. It is a direction full of tasks we usually research and build with AI for online stores.

  1. 01

    Product descriptions

    AI writes product titles and descriptions from photos and specs, and you check their quality.

  2. 02

    Customer assistant

    A chat that answers questions about products, delivery and returns from the store’s data.

  3. 03

    Review analysis

    Hundreds of reviews in a few minutes: what customers praise and what they complain about.

  4. 04

    Search and recommendations

    Search that understands plain language, and “goes well with” suggestions.

  5. 05

    Catalogue clean-up

    Spotting duplicates, missing descriptions and products in the wrong categories.

  6. 06

    Marketing content

    Posts, emails and promotion copy prepared with AI for a specific customer group.

During the course you pick one or two tasks and turn them into a working prototype. The rest stay as ideas for what comes next.

Program

Eight weeks, eight steps to a prototype

Each week you close one stage. You meet tools and technology only when your project needs them.

  1. Week 1

    Problem and setup

    You name one problem and the person who has it — from your own idea or from the e-commerce project. We set up accounts, install the editor and the AI assistant, and agree on rules for working with it safely.

  2. Week 2

    Five conversations

    You talk to 5 people from your target group and note their real difficulties. Based on that you narrow the problem down — or change it if the conversations point elsewhere.

  3. Week 3

    Scenario and sketches

    You choose one path a user will take through the prototype, sketch the screens and decide how you will check that the prototype does its job.

  4. Week 4

    Interface and AI model

    The first screen connected to an AI model’s API comes together. You learn to read the generated code and check that it does what it should.

  5. Week 5

    The full path

    You finish the scenario end to end: you add sign-in, a database and payments. The AI assistant writes the code, and with your instructor you understand how it works. Finally you check on a few examples where the model does well and where it makes mistakes.

  6. Week 6

    Prototype in users’ hands

    You give the prototype to 3–5 people to try, note where they get lost, and fix what gets in their way the most.

  7. Week 7

    Prototype online

    You put the prototype live at its own address with a short page saying who it is for and what problem it solves. You work out the monthly cost of the API and hosting.

  8. Week 8

    Presentation and plan

    You present the prototype and what you learned from the conversations, justify your decisions, and your instructor helps you plan the weeks ahead.

Your week

About 15 hours a week

On average 3 hours a day, Monday to Friday. We schedule sessions with your instructor around your calendar, after working hours too, and you go through the rest whenever it suits you.

A young team working together at a computer

1:1 sessions

3 h a week · live online

You pick up new concepts and techniques, talk your decisions through with your instructor and learn to explain the code in your own words — without AI hints.

Pair coding

2 h a week · live online

You work on your prototype’s code together. Your instructor explains out loud why they do things one way and not another, and you take over the keyboard more and more often.

Mentoring and reviews

2 h a week · live or asynchronous

Your instructor reviews the work from the past week, replies with comments, and together you set the tasks for the next one.

1:1 sessions
24 h
~3 h/week · individual online meetings
Pair coding
16 h
~2 h/week · your prototype’s code, written together
Mentoring and reviews
16 h
~2 h/week · feedback on code, product and decisions
Video lessons
16 h
~2 h/week · watch whenever it suits you
Materials
12 h
~1.5 h/week · reading, documentation, code examples
Practical assignments
16 h
~2 h/week · checked by your instructor
Prototype work
20 h
~2.5 h/week · your own work between sessions

Between sessions you ask questions in the chat with your instructors — you get an answer by the next working day at the latest. Recordings, documentation and examples are available throughout the course and don’t disappear when it ends — you can come back to them with no time limit.

Skills

What you’ll be able to do

Eight weeks of work on your own product add up to concrete skills and an understanding that stays with you for the next projects.

01 / You can

What you’ll be able to do

  • Turn an idea into a clearly described problem and test it in conversations with users.
  • Design a user path and simple prototype screens.
  • Work with an AI assistant: phrase tasks, read the generated code and fix it.
  • Connect an app to an AI model through an API and check the quality of its answers.
  • Add sign-in, a database and payments — AI writes the code, your instructor helps you understand it and get it running.
  • Publish the prototype online at its own address.
  • Work out the monthly cost of the API and hosting.
  • Present your product and justify your decisions.
02 / You understand

What you’ll start to understand

  • How a web app works: interface, server, database and API.
  • What an AI model does well, where it makes mistakes and how to check it.
  • When code from AI is ready and when it needs fixing.
  • How to listen to users and separate facts from your own assumptions.
  • How to plan next steps: growing the product, first customers or a change of direction.
03 / Bonus

Marketing materials

Included in the price: extra materials on marketing your product and combining it with AI:

  • How to choose a direction: who your product is for and where to find those people.
  • How to prepare a landing page, an offer description and first content with AI.
  • How to test which channel works before spending money on ads.
Reviews

What participants of our courses say

These reviews come from participants of our earlier courses — the first AI Product Start groups are only now starting.

  • ★★★★★

    “A great course that really changes how you approach building products. Huge thanks to the mentors for their patience, concrete advice and examples from real projects. I definitely recommend it!”

    Alex K.Product Manager

    Translated from Polish

  • ★★★★★

    “What I value most is the practical approach. Instead of theory alone, we worked on real problems and learned how to use AI to solve them. The mentors were always helpful and could explain even the harder topics simply.”

    Anna W.UX/UI Designer

    Translated from Polish

  • ★★★★★

    “Lots of concrete knowledge and no padding. The workshops, the analysis of real cases and the mentors' feedback were especially valuable. Thanks to them I see the process of building products with AI in a completely different way.”

    Piotr Z.Frontend Developer

    Translated from Polish

  • ★★★★★

    “At first I worried it would be hard for me without a technical background. It turned out everything was explained really well, step by step. Thank you to the whole team for the support, the great atmosphere and the motivation!”

    Katarzyna N.Marketing Specialist

    Translated from Polish

  • ★★★★★

    “A very well organised course. The greatest value for me was working on my own idea and discussing it with experienced mentors. The practical examples helped me avoid many mistakes already at the product design stage.”

    Tomasz L.Entrepreneur

    Translated from Polish

  • ★★★★★

    “One of the most valuable courses I have taken part in. Great teachers, lots of practice and genuinely constructive feedback. I especially liked that we tested every new tool straight away on concrete tasks.”

    Natalia K.Business Analyst

    Translated from Polish

  • ★★★★★

    “The course helped me understand how to combine AI, programming and product thinking into one process. The mentors shared not only knowledge but also their own experience and examples from their daily work. It is definitely more than just another course about AI tools.”

    Jakub W.Junior Developer

    Translated from Polish

  • ★★★★★

    “Huge thanks to the whole team! Very inspiring sessions, great communication and plenty of practical examples. What I remember most is the mentors' individual advice and being able to ask questions without any pressure. I recommend it to anyone who wants to start building their own products with AI.”

    Aleksandra D.Project Manager

    Translated from Polish

Price

The whole course for one price

PLN 8,250 gross

Apply →

Applying is free and non-binding — we start with a conversation.

Included

  • 24 h of 1:1 sessions, 16 h of pair coding, 16 h of mentoring
  • Video lessons, materials and assignments checked by your instructor
  • Chat with instructors for 8 weeks
  • The prototype’s code with author’s economic rights
  • Certificate of completion after the week-8 presentation
  • Bonus materials on marketing with AI
  • Materials that stay available after the course

Payment and cancellation

  • One bank transfer, no later than 3 working days before the start. We invoice you or your company.
  • Cancel before the start and we refund the full amount. In the first 14 days of the course you can withdraw without giving a reason.
  • Applying for co-financing? We’ll prepare an offer for your application and wait with payment until the decision.
  • You pay separately for AI tools, API and prototype hosting — about USD 20–50 a month.
FAQ

What people ask before enrolling

I can’t code. Is that a problem?

No. You write the code with an AI assistant, and your instructor shows you how to understand, check and change it. In the call before enrolment we ask about your experience and set the pace to match.

What if I don’t have my own idea?

You can pick our e-commerce project: AI for an online store with a ready list of tasks — from product descriptions and a customer assistant to review analysis and search. It is an option, not a requirement: you can just as well work on your own idea.

How many hours a week do I need?

About 15 — roughly 3 hours a day, Monday to Friday, for 8 weeks. Each week has 3 h of 1:1 sessions, 2 h of pair coding and 2 h of mentoring; the rest goes on video lessons, materials, assignments and your own prototype. That rhythm works alongside a full-time job.

Does the course cover marketing?

Yes, through extra materials included in the price. They show how to choose a direction and a target group, how to prepare a landing page, an offer description and first content with AI, and how to test which channel works before spending money on ads. The materials stay with you after the course.

What will I have at the end?

An AI prototype live on the internet, notes from user conversations and tests, an estimate of monthly running costs and a plan for next steps. Once your week-8 presentation is accepted, you receive a certificate of completion.

How do sessions work, and at what times?

Everything happens online. We agree session times with you in Polish time (CET/CEST), evenings included. Between sessions you use the chat with your instructors and the course materials.

Is the course only in Polish?

No — sessions can be in Polish or in English. You choose the language in the application form.

How much does it cost, and what do I pay for separately?

PLN 8,250 gross for the whole course, 23% VAT included. For companies: PLN 6,707 net + 23% VAT. The price covers 56 h of work with an instructor, video lessons and materials, feedback on assignments, the certificate and access to the materials after the course. You cover your computer, AI tool subscriptions, API fees and prototype hosting yourself — usually about USD 20–50 a month. We issue an invoice to you or to your company.

Who owns the prototype’s code?

You do. It is written together with your instructor, and after the course you receive it with documentation and a transfer of author’s economic rights. If a company orders the course, the rights pass to the company.

What if I start falling behind?

Your instructor reviews your work every week, so difficulties show up early. We then narrow the prototype’s scope or move sessions — you catch up with us, not on your own.

Can I cancel?

Yes. If you cancel before the start, we refund everything you paid. Within the first 14 days of the course we refund the price minus the weeks that have already started. Later, we refund the unused part of the course minus a cancellation fee. The terms set out the full rules.

How do I enrol, and when does the next group start?

Groups start every month, on the second Monday. Send the application form — we’ll invite you to a short call and then send the offer and the agreement. Payment is due no later than 3 working days before the start.

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