Hours of videos
A product someone can use
The motto
Think.
Build.
Ship.
A PDF certificate
Your own code
Waiting on a helper
Written notes in two days
A score nobody reads
You show the work
How it works
Three moves. Six weeks. Then it is live.
First you understand. Then you engineer. Then the world can use it.
01
Think
Understand the problem
02
Build
Engineer the solution
03
Ship
Put it into the real world
Plan
Name the problem
Who it is for, and when it is solved.
Ship
Put it live
Someone can use it without calling you.
Useful
Make it do the job
A real action — by the middle. Not a pretty empty shell.
Finish
Make it easy to send
Clean it up. Record a short demo. Write one page about it.
What you learn
Business. Product. Messages. Tools. Code. AI.
Six things, one product. Business, code, AI, the message — they all have to show up in what you ship.
01
How you make money
Who pays, what you sell, and what you will not build.
- Who pays
- What you sell
- A fair price
- What you skip
02
The product page
Who it is for, what they do, and what they see when it is empty.
- The plan
- When it is done
- Empty screens
- The story page
03
Telling people
A link you can send. A short note a company can read. You ask a real person.
- A message with a link
- The ask
- A company update
- No long pitch
04
The tools
The same tools we use at work. You use what the idea needs, in accounts that are yours.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Git
- Vercel
- A database if you need it
05
Building it
Each week something new goes online. It has to work on a phone without you talking.
- This week’s ship
- Written notes
- Put it live
- It works without you
06
AI
One real job for the model. A person checks it. If the idea does not need AI, we skip it.
- One job
- A person checks
- Only if you need it
Also
- How it looks
- Empty screens
- Phones
- Your logins
- Your code
- A short video
- Templates
These are not separate video classes. They show up in the plan, the weekly ship, and the notes — because the product has to do a job.
Templates
You do not start from nothing.
Plan, offer, message, company update, story page, feedback sheet, and starter code in your name. You still have to ship the product.
BRIEF.md
The plan
Who it is for, when it is done, and what you will not build. Week one is filling this in.
PRODUCT.md
Product page
Who uses it, what they do, and what they see when it is empty.
OFFER.md
Who pays
Who pays you, the offer in one sentence, a price that makes sense.
OUTREACH.md
The message
A DM or email with the link. No long pitch.
SPONSOR.md
Company update
Week three and week six, if a company paid. A status they can forward.
CASE.md
The story
One page. Before, after, the link. We help you edit it.
REVIEW.md
Feedback sheet
Unclear / missing / next. You see how we write so you can use it too.
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Starter code
Starter code in an account you own. You ship on it. We do not keep the passwords.
SHIP
The motto
Think.
Build.
Ship.
The six weeks
One page a week. Notes in writing.
8 hours a week. The review comes back within two business days.
- 01
The plan
You fill in who it is for and when it is done. We write back. A toy idea gets rewritten before you build.
- 02
First page
Something live. Written notes come back within two business days.
- 03
Make it useful
You add the part that makes it useful. If a company paid, they get a short update.
- 04
Fix what we named
You fix what the notes asked for. The class sees the product, not a slide.
- 05
It works without you
The product has to make sense without you explaining every click.
- 06
Send it
You put the final version online, record a twenty-minute walkthrough, and finish the one-page story. Then class is over.
The week
8 hours a week. That’s it.
The class is not a binge. You can keep a job or school next to it.
2hrs
Class
On a call, on the product.
4hrs
Build
Work before we write back.
1hrs
Feedback
What to fix. Two days.
1hrs
Fix
Do what we named.
How class works
Four rules. Then you can stay.
This is not a video series you can skip. If the rules do not fit, we say no before you pay.
01
Show the product, not a slide
Open what you built. Do not talk about work that is not live.
02
The class will ask
Eight people. If it is confusing, someone says so on the call.
03
Miss class, still send work
Send the product anyway. We still write back. The week still counts.
04
The logins are yours
Hosting and code in your name from week one. We do not keep the passwords.
We look at the work. Not the speech.
Feedback
In writing. Two business days.
Unclear
Who it is for
Missing
Empty state
Next
Phone booking
What you leave with
Six things. Then class is over.
A product that does a job, your code, the templates, and notes with a name on them.
01
The product
On logins that are yours.
02
Your code
Yours after week six.
03
Feedback
In writing, every week.
04
One-page story
Before, after, the link.
05
A short video
Twenty minutes you can send.
06
Templates
You keep them.
Week seven
Class ends. The product stays.
No leftover community. No job at the end of the invoice. You keep what you built.
01
The product stays up
Your logins. Your code. We do not take it down.
02
The class ends
No leftover chat to babysit. You leave with the work.
03
You can send the video
Twenty minutes, one page, the notes. We do not get you a job.
The class
Eight people. One teacher.
Small on purpose. You see the other work. Class ends. The product stays.
Eight people. That’s the point.
Who looks at the work
Mohamed Bellouch
Founder & Chief Executive Officer · SINLE Technologies LLC
Mohamed is a technological innovation engineer. He founded SINLE Technologies LLC to put agentic systems, product engineering and a next-wave studio under one roof — not another web agency. He leads which work we take, and the direction of every SINLE division.
A person writes the notes. Not a random helper, and not a bot.
How you show up
One hour. On a call. New Mexico time.
You do not need to be in New Mexico. You do need to be on the call with a product that works.
- Where
- A video call. You can join from anywhere.
- When
- One class a week, New Mexico time.
- Bring
- The product. Show the work, not a deck.
- Language
- English. Feedback is written down.
Who this is for
People who need something to show.
If you want a certificate, a job promise, or videos with nothing shipped, this is the wrong place.
This is for you
You are starting in tech
You need one finished thing you can show, not more videos.
You already watched tutorials
Nothing is clean enough to send to a real person yet.
A company will pay
They pay. You keep the product and the code.
This is not
You only want a certificate
We do not sell a PDF from another company.
You will not put work online
Six weeks of public work. If you only want videos, this is not it.
You want us to get you a job
A job is not part of the price. We will not sell you one.
Examples
The kind of problem you might ship.
Examples only. Real student work goes here when we have permission.
A local shop
A page they can send
By week six someone can book on their phone.
Week 06 · Booking on a phone
Daily work
Jobs and status
What used to sit in a shared file, now a page anyone can open.
Week 06 · Status you can read
Numbers
One question
Can someone decide from the numbers without you explaining them?
Week 06 · A decision, not a chart
If a company pays
$500. They keep the product.
You are not buying a school login. You are buying six weeks and two short updates.
They keep the work
The company pays. The person keeps the product and the code.
Two short updates
A note at week three and week six. That is it.
Not a training portal
Four people on one work idea is the private class.
The tools
Same tools we use at work.
- Next.js
- Vercel
- React
- TypeScript
- LangChain
- OpenAI
- Google Cloud
- Stripe
- PostgreSQL
- Node.js
How to join
Tell us first. Pay after we say yes.
Send the idea. We only talk money if it fits the six weeks.
- 01
Tell us the idea
A few sentences. Who it is for. What done looks like.
- 02
We say yes or no
Too small, or a fit, or the class is full. One day.
- 03
You get a simple agreement
Dates, price, refunds. Then you pay.
- 04
Show up
Six weeks. A product that does a job.
Price
$400 is someone on the product you shipped.
Tell us what you would build. We write back if there is room. Prices are in USD. You pay after a written agreement. Leave before class starts and you get a full refund.
A course
$20
Nobody opens what you built. You already have videos.
This class
$400
You build. We write back. Templates included. About $67 a week.
We build it
$2,500
We make the product. You do not sit the six weeks.
06
Written notes
What is unclear, missing, and next. Two days. Every week.
08
Templates
Plan, offer, message, story page, feedback sheet, starter code.
01
Story + video
One page. Twenty minutes you can send.
Not in the $400
- A job
- A certificate
- Hours of videos
- Us building the product for you
One person
$400
You. One product. 6 weeks with 8 people. About 8 hours a week. Not a cheap website. Not a giant school bill.
- A product that does a job — on logins that are yours
- Your code
- Written notes every week
- A one-page story we help edit
- A short video you can send
- The templates — yours to keep
A job is not included. A certificate is not included.
Company pays
$500
The company is billed. The person keeps the product and the code.
- Invoice to the company
- A note at week 3 and week 6
Private class
$1,400
4 people. One idea from work they already do.
- Each person puts their own site online
- $350 a person
From class
What people say after week six.
Four people. Four products. Not a certificate on a wall.
“I had tutorials. I did not have a link. Week six I sent the page to a shop I used to book in DMs.”
Maya R.
Ops → builder
“The review was mean in the useful way. It named the empty state. I fixed it. Then it was a product.”
Luis T.
First product
“My company paid. I kept the repo. The progress note at week three was the only status they needed.”
Priya K.
Sponsored seat
“Eight people. You cannot hide. I stopped explaining the build and made it hold without me in the room.”
Jonah S.
Self-taught
Questions
Before you apply.
Still unsure? Send the idea anyway. A no is still a reply within one business day.
- Is this a job or a certificate?
- No. You leave with a product that does a job, your code, written notes, a one-page story, a short video, and the templates.
- Do I need to already be an engineer?
- You need an idea you actually want to finish. Watching videos is not enough. If the idea is too small, we say so before you pay.
- How does a week work?
- 8 hours: class on the product, time to build, written notes within two business days, then you fix what we named.
- What if I leave early?
- Email billing@sinletech.com before the class starts and we refund in full. After it starts, we refund the unused weeks. Details are in the refund policy.
- Who looks at the work?
- Mohamed Bellouch, Founder & CEO of SINLE Technologies LLC. 8 people in the class. Not a random helper.
- Is it online?
- Yes. One live call. New Mexico time. You need a quiet hour and a product you can share.
- What happens after week six?
- Class ends. The product, code, notes, story, video, and templates stay yours. We do not get you a job.
- Do I get templates?
- Yes. Plan, offer, message, company update, story page, feedback sheet, and starter code in your accounts. They help you start. They are not the product.
- Why $400?
- Six weeks. Six written notes in two business days. Templates. A one-page story we help edit. A short video. That is a person on the product you shipped — technology, a problem solved, not a $400 brochure. A cheap course never opens what you built. If we build it for you, that starts at $2,500. Full refund before class starts.
Seat refunds are in the Refund & Cancellation Policy.
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Think. Build. Ship.
Understand the problem. Engineer the solution. Put it into the real world. We write back if there is room.