// Sound Familiar?

The Vibe Coding Wall

AI tools got you to a prototype. But shipping a real product? That's where most non-tech founders get stuck.

The Dependency Nightmare

"npm install broke everything. I don't know what half these packages do. AI told me to delete node_modules and now nothing works."

The Deploy Disaster

"It works on my laptop. But Vercel says build failed. I've been stuck for 3 days trying to get this thing online."

The Authentication Maze

"Users need to log in but I can't figure out OAuth vs JWT vs sessions. AI gives me different answers every time I ask."

The Database Black Hole

"I need to store user data but I'm drowning in choices. Supabase? Firebase? Postgres? What are migrations and why do I need them?"

The "Works Locally" Trap

"My app runs perfectly on localhost. But the moment real users touch it, everything breaks. Environment variables, CORS, API limits — none of this was in the tutorial."

The Vibe Coding Plateau

"I built the first 80% in a weekend. The last 20% has taken me 3 months. Every fix creates a new bug. I'm going in circles."

// How we work together

More mentor than course

Not lectures. Not a curriculum. Four ways the mentor relationship shows up every week.

Guide, don't gatekeep

You drive. I'm in the passenger seat pointing out the walls before you hit them — the architectural traps, the cost cliffs, the auth rabbit holes.

Build with you, not for you

Your hands stay on the keyboard. You learn the patterns by doing, not by watching. The code you ship is code you'll be able to maintain solo.

Unblock weekly

Weekly 1:1 build sessions plus async access between. No 7-day spinout when you hit a wall — drop a Loom and I respond within 24h.

Ship together

By the end you have a working product and the skills to keep building it solo. You own the repo, the accounts, the codebase — and the patterns.

// What You Walk Away With

More Than Just an App

You don't just get a product — you get the skills and confidence to keep building.

A Shipped, Working App

Not a prototype. Not a demo. A deployed, working application with real users able to sign up and use it. Your idea, actually live.

Proper Architecture

Clean project structure, organized code, sensible file naming. The kind of codebase you can actually maintain and build on — not spaghetti that breaks when you look at it.

Deployment Pipeline

Push code, it goes live. Automatic deployments, environment variables configured, domains set up. No more manual copy-paste to get your app online.

Auth & Database Done Right

User authentication that actually works. A database that won't lose data. Proper security practices. The boring stuff that makes or breaks your product.

Real Integrations

Payment processing, email notifications, API connections, AI features — whatever your app needs to actually function as a business, properly wired up.

Technical Skills You Keep

You won't just have an app — you'll understand how it works. Next time you hit a wall, you'll know how to get past it. Learning by doing, not by watching.

Demo Day + Outcomes Summary

Week 6: a private demo with the other founding cohort members, plus a written outcomes summary you sign off on. The end of the program isn't a quiet drop-off — it's a closing milestone you can point to.

// The 6-week path

From stuck to shipped

Three phases, six themed weeks. The themes guide the room — your roadmap moves you through at your own pace.

1

Discovery

Week 0 + Week 1. Before the cohort starts, you get a diagnostic call and a one-page roadmap. The roadmap is the contract.

Week 0: intake + 30-min diagnostic call
Personalized roadmap, signed off before week 1
Week 1 — Foundations: what makes your product AI-built, not AI-assembled
Edge clarity + tight MVP scope
2

Build

Weeks 2–5. The 80% you ship fast, then the 20% that breaks the most. One 90-min 1:1 per week + async between.

Week 2 — Stack & setup: right tools, architecture that won't collapse
Week 3 — Core build: AI tools used well, not relied on
Week 4 — Walls: auth, deploys, integrations, the boring 20%
Week 5 — AI layer + costs: features that learn, cost visibility
3

Ship

Week 6. Final review, private demo day, signed outcomes summary. You walk out owning the code, the skills, and the roadmap for what's next.

Week 6 — Wrap: final 90-min review per client
Private demo day with the other 4 founders
Written outcomes summary you sign off on
Independence handoff — you own the code, repo, and accounts
// Proof of work

What you take with you

Not certificates. Not a portfolio of generic projects. Real skills, a real product, and a builder you can call when the next wall shows up.

A shipped product

Not a prototype. Not a tutorial project. A deployed app with real users — and a roadmap for what's next.

Skills you keep

The patterns we work through stay with you. Architecture, auth, deploys, AI features — reusable on every future build.

Production foundations

Auth, db, deploys, cost controls — the boring stuff done right from day one. The same stack the studio uses to ship Klarq, Arguz, and AgentiveUI.

A builder you can call

The relationship doesn't end at week 8. When the next wall shows up six months from now, you've got someone to ping.

// What we've built

// Why VibeMentor

vs. the alternatives

See how we stack up against other ways to ship your idea.

Price

VibeMentor
$4,000$2,500 (launch pricing)
Bootcamp
$10,000-$20,000
Freelancer
$5,000-$30,000
Solo
Free*

Timeline

VibeMentor
6 weeks
Bootcamp
12-24 weeks
Freelancer
4-12 weeks
Solo
???

You ship a real product

VibeMentor
Your actual app
Bootcamp
Generic projects
Freelancer
Their code, your idea
Solo
Maybe a prototype

1:1 attention

VibeMentor
Every week
Bootcamp
1 of 30 students
Freelancer
When available
Solo
Just you and AI

You learn to build

VibeMentor
By doing your project
Bootcamp
Generic curriculum
Freelancer
You don't
Solo
Trial and error

You own the skills

VibeMentor
Forever
Bootcamp
Maybe some
Freelancer
No
Solo
Some
// Is this for you

Be honest with yourself

VibeMentor works because the founders in it actually ship. If that's not where you are, that's OK — just not here.

This is for you if

  • You've tried vibe coding and hit a wall you can't solve alone
  • You want to ship a real product, not just learn to code in the abstract
  • You're willing to put 10–15 hours/week into the build
  • You want to own your code, your repo, and the skills to keep going

Not for you if

  • You want someone to build it for you (look at /services/engineering)
  • You haven't tried building anything yet (start with AI tools first)
  • You're looking for a passive course or video library
  • You need 24/7 immediate response or full-time pairing
// Your mentor
Hak

Hak

Founder, AgentiveStack

I built VibeMentor because too many founders ship 80%, then spin out on the last 20%. The patterns we'll cover are the same ones I'm using to build Klarq, Arguz, and AgentiveUI right now — not theory, just what's working in production.

Need someone to build it for you? Explore Engineering

// Investment

One Program. One Price.

No tiers, no upsells, no hidden fees. Everything you need to ship.

3 of 5 spots remaining
Starts June 1 · Applications close May 25

Founding Cohort

6 weeks. 5 founders. One shipped product.

1:1 guided app building with a senior product engineer. Your idea, your code, your skills — with expert guidance every step of the way. Cohort 2 onward is $4,000.

$4,000$2,500one-time
Save $1,500 — founding cohort only
  • Week 0 diagnostic + signed personalized roadmap
  • Weekly 90-min 1:1 build sessions (× 6)
  • Async access between sessions (24h response)
  • Private cohort Slack with 4 other founders
  • Group studio hours (weekly, 30 min, optional)
  • Auth, db, deploys, AI layer — architected together
  • Private demo day + written outcomes summary
  • First-week refund window, both ways
  • You own 100% of code, repo, and accounts

3 spots left · No payment required to apply

First-week refund window — both ways

The roadmap is the contract.

After your week-0 diagnostic and the first working session, if either of us decides it isn't a fit — full refund. No friction. After that point, you're committed to the roadmap and I'm committed to delivering on it.

// FAQs

Questions answered

The questions that come up before booking the fit call.

ship

Apply for VibeMentor

Ready to stop going in circles?

Book a 15-minute fit call. No sales pitch — just a real conversation about your idea and whether the founding cohort is the right fit.

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Worst case, you get 15 minutes of free advice on how to unblock your build.