A working database
Your app stores real data — users, entries, content.
- what to store and why
- tables set up in Supabase
- Google sign-in configured
- keys handled safely
Result
Your app remembers users and their data.
Idea at a glance
You have already touched vibe coding and learned how to make your own website. Now you want to build something more serious.
But this is where many non-developers get stuck: databases, user authentication, AI integrations, external services, secret keys.
You can spend hours on videos and trial and error.
Or you can learn how the infrastructure around a real product works in one hands-on day by building it yourself.
What changes when, instead of just a website, you already have a real MVP that real users can sign into and start using and paying?
What you will build in 1 day
Example: a working app people can sign into, that saves their data and calls at least one outside service.
A live app you can share
A working app online, not just a local prototype.
- project wired to your database
- sign-in working end to end
- first screens built in Cursor
- deployed and shareable
Result
You have a real link to send to people.
One outside service connected
Your app talks to something else — safely.
- what an API is, in plain language
- one service connected step by step
- secret keys stored correctly
Result
You know the pattern for adding the next one.
What do you end up with?
- School supportOne month after the workshop(we'll cover 3 questions)
- A real app live online with a shareable link
- Updated materials
- Login and data storage that you set up yourself
- A clear pattern you can repeat for the next feature
- Small-group learning with peers
Who it’s for
You have an app idea and want to build the first working version, not just a landing page
You want your app to remember users and their data — not just show pages
You want to understand what is happening, not just copy code
GitHub, Vercel, and Cursor are not new to you
Program
The day
Goal for the day: a live app with Google sign-in and one outside service connected.
Checkpoint: walkthrough of each project at the end of the day.
- Understand what data to store and set up Supabase tables.
- Configure Google sign-in and wire it to your project in Cursor.
- Build the first working screens and deploy the app.
- Connect one outside service safely using environment variables.
- Iterate to the smallest useful version of your idea.
The schedule may shift slightly depending on participants’ projects and pace.
What you need & tools
What you need
You have published something online with GitHub and Vercel at least once.
Comfortable in Cursor: you know what agents, commits, and the terminal are for.
Basic experience working with an AI assistant — chat, agent mode, or both.
A laptop with Cursor installed before the workshop and an active paid Cursor subscription (about USD 20/month).
An idea for your own web app — it does not have to be polished.
Tools
Cursor
GitHub
Vercel
Supabase
Outside services via API
Request this training
Tell us your group size, preferred city or online format, and a rough time window. We will lock the date with you — no public calendar, pricing on request.
Why me
Dima Stepkin
I build products with vibe coding and run GTM (go-to-market) for myself and clients.
- • No tech background: from industrial top management to building my own products.
- • Shipped: promobeez.com, karhuno.com, nailedthem.com, hiris.tech — each with a clear use case.
- • GTM: run outreach and positioning not only for my products but for client projects.
Mentor for hard technical questions
Vladimir Gorovoy
I help create and scale startups
- • 20+ years of leadership experience in the IT field
- • Corporations (Yandex Verticals, ex-head of ML), scale-ups (Rezolve AI, VP of AI Search Product) and startups (Nest Oral Care, QuePasa and others)
Small cohorts
Training in groups of up to 7 people — maximum attention for every participant
What our participants say
If you were afraid to start — this workshop is exactly what you need!
FAQ
- Not necessarily. But the four things in the 'What you need to know first' section should already feel familiar — you have made a GitHub repo, published something with Vercel, used Cursor at least a little, and worked with an AI assistant.
- Web apps only. We build things that run in a browser — not Android or iOS apps. If you want to reach mobile users, a web app works on phones too.
- You will work with AI in Cursor the whole time. You read code, guide it, test it — you are not expected to write it from memory.
- Cursor, GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, and one outside service. We walk through the setup together at the start of the day.
- A live app with Google sign-in, a working database, and one connection to an outside service — plus a clear idea of how to add the next feature yourself.
- Yes — a free GitHub account, a free Supabase account, and a paid Cursor subscription. We share the full preparation checklist before the day.
- No. It is an offline workshop — the whole point is that you build it live, not watch someone else do it.
- A small group so everyone gets real attention and actually ships something by the end of the day.
- Full refund before we confirm the date and venue. After that, only if someone takes your spot.