Ship real software with AI and no-code.
Learn to build and launch working SaaS apps with Claude, Lovable, Supabase and Stripe. Build one live with me in a cohort, then keep shipping with the membership.
8 of 8 seats left · December 4 to 5, 2026 · or start free, no card needed
Real apps. Same stack you will learn.
Everything below is live and built with the tools taught in the cohort. Student builds join this wall as each cohort ships.
Two worlds. One choice.
What the gatekeepers want you to believe
- You need a CS degree to build a real product.
- No-code is for prototypes. It will never take payments.
- An MVP takes six months and a technical co-founder.
- Wait until the idea is perfect before you build.
What an Outlaw already knows
- Logic is logic. Describe it well and the AI writes the code. You own the result.
- Auth, a database, and Stripe fit in one weekend when someone shows you the order.
- The first version you ship teaches you more than the tenth version you plan.
- Speed is the moat. The founder who ships Monday beats the one still hiring.
Seven moves. Every build. Same order.
Every app in every cohort runs the same seven-step job. Learn the rhythm once and you can run it on any idea, with any tool, for the rest of your career.
Run it in a cohortCase the job
Pick the one problem your app solves and the one person it solves it for. Write it in a sentence.
Draw the map
Sketch the screens and the data. A list, a form, a table. No more than it needs.
Assemble the crew
You are the product manager. Claude is your subject matter expert. Lovable is your developer. Learn how to brief each one.
Crack the build
Auth, then roles, then data, then screens. The order matters and we show you why.
Cover your tracks
Row-level security, validation, and the three mistakes that leak customer data.
Make the getaway
Custom domain, Stripe live mode, and a launch checklist you can reuse.
Collect the bounty
Ship it, post it on the Bounty Wall, and take the first dollar.
You manage. The AI advises. The platform builds.
Most people fail with AI builders because they type wishes into a box. Outlaws run the build like a small team with clear roles. You set scope and make decisions. Claude explains trade-offs and writes the brief. Lovable turns the brief into working code on Supabase. The skill you leave with is the one that does not go out of date when the tools change.
Product manager. You own the problem, the scope, and every decision about what ships.
Subject matter expert. Explains the trade-offs, writes the brief, catches the mistakes before they cost you.
Developer. Turns the brief into working React and Supabase code you can read, change, and own.
Three ways in
The Weekend Cohort
Weekend Cohort December 5 · 8 seats open
- Friday 6:30 to 8:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- Format and location set per cohort
- No coding background needed
- Includes 90 days of Outlaw membership
The 2-Week Build
- Six live sessions over two weeks, three hours each
- Weekly 30-minute 1:1 office hour
- Capped at 10 builders
- Includes 90 days of Crew membership
Outlaw membership
- Every course as it's released
- AI help when you get stuck, 20 questions a day
- Course discussions
- Direct messages to Lee
- Weekly group office hour
- Full XP, badges and the Bounty Wall
Twenty years of making software pay for itself.
I'm Lee Dixon. I've spent two decades in digital marketing analytics and conversion optimization, most recently as a technical analytics lead at a Fortune 500 insurer, and I've taught digital marketing at UW-Madison, UNLV, Kansas State, and Loyola. I'm not a classically trained developer. I ship apps anyway: KPILIO, HelloNido, TidyUTM, DJBookR, BlogTasty, and SplitTastic are all live, all built with the same AI and no-code stack you'll use in the cohort. NoCode Outlaws is the course I wish existed when I started.
Your app does not exist yet. Change that this weekend.
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Get build notes and cohort dates
One email a week. Ship logs, tool changes, and first dibs on seats.