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Learn to build.
Get hired to keep building.

A 16-week path into software engineering, taught in order. Everything — the written material, the video, the project — lives inside the app, and each step opens only once the one before it is finished. You pay tuition only if it gets you hired.

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Admitted as soon as you apply. $99 one-time application and platform fee; no tuition upfront, and no credit check.

weeks, foundations to capstone
16
tuition upfront, and no credit check
$0
tuition, only once you start a $60,000+ engineering job
$8,000
one-time, to apply — or ask us to waive it
$99
Inside the app

It isn't a reading list with a login.

The teaching, the practice, and the job-hunting tools are the same product. Nothing sends you off to find the rest of it yourself.

01

Everything you need is on the step itself.

Open a step and the lesson video, the written explanation, the worked code and the diagram are all on the same page — in the order they make sense in.

  • Videos play in the app, next to the notes for that concept.
  • An AI study assistant that already knows which step you are on.
  • Book a one-to-one mentor session from the same dashboard.
02

Fix the resume before a human ever sees it.

Paste the job description and run your resume through the same kind of parsing an applicant tracking system does. You get back what it can and can't read, and exactly which terms are missing.

  • Scored against the specific job you are applying to.
  • Flags the wording a filter drops you for, before you send it.
  • Re-run it as many times as you need — it costs nothing.
How it works

One path, first line of code to first day on the job.

Six steps, in this order, with nothing left for you to work out on your own. One $99 fee to apply; tuition only if it gets you hired.

  1. 01

    Apply — you're in straight away

    Create an account and apply in a few minutes. There is no review to wait on: you are admitted as soon as you submit. A one-time $99 covers your application and the platform it runs on — non-refundable, separate from the program cost, and something you can ask us to waive if it would stop you starting.

  2. 02

    Sign the agreement

    No tuition upfront, and no credit check. Before you sign, the enrollment agreement sets out the whole thing in plain language: what you owe once you start a software engineering job, how long you have to pay it, and the fact that you owe nothing at all if that job never comes.

  3. 03

    Learn it in order

    16 weeks sequenced so each one rests on the week before it, never on something you were left to pick up on your own. Videos play inside the app next to written material, worked code, and diagrams — nothing sends you off to search a topic elsewhere.

  4. 04

    Prove each week before moving on

    Every step unlocks the next, and every week ends in a quiz you have to pass at 70%. You can't skip ahead to the interesting parts and arrive with gaps — which is exactly how most self-taught attempts fail.

  5. 05

    Ship something real every week

    A project a week, pushed to GitHub, building to a deployed capstone with its own URL. By the end you have a public commit history and a working app — the two things a hiring manager actually opens.

  6. 06

    Get hired, then pay

    Run your resume through the ATS checker against the specific job you're applying to, fix what it flags, and apply. Tuition falls due only once you have started the job — and only if it pays at or above the salary floor written into your agreement.

What you get

The parts self-teaching usually leaves out.

Free courses aren't the missing piece — order, accountability, and something to show at the end are.

Teaching yourself

A course on one site, a tutorial on another, and a bookmarked video you never went back to.

Everything in one place

Videos play inside the app, next to written material, worked code examples, and diagrams for each concept. Nothing tells you to go search a topic somewhere else.

Teaching yourself

You start with the interesting parts, skip the foundations, and find out what you missed in an interview.

You can't skip ahead

Each step unlocks the next, and every week ends in a quiz you have to pass at 70%. Gaps can't quietly compound the way they do when you teach yourself in whatever order looks interesting.

Teaching yourself

A completion badge nobody asks about, and a folder of half-finished projects that were never deployed.

A portfolio, not a certificate

A project every week, pushed to GitHub, building to a capstone you deploy at its own URL. You finish with a public commit history and a working app.

Teaching yourself

The same resume sent to two hundred listings, filtered out before a person reads it, with no way to find out why.

An ATS check before you apply

Paste the job description, run your resume through the same kind of parsing an applicant tracking system does, and fix exactly what it flags before a human ever sees it.

The deal

If it doesn't get you hired, you don't pay for it.

That isn't a slogan we can quietly walk back — it's the enrollment agreement you read and sign before day one, in plain language, with every number below written into it.

$0
Tuition upfront
No deposit and no credit check — nothing about your finances decides whether you get in. The only thing paid before you start is the one-time $99 fee, and you can ask us to waive it.
$8,000
Total tuition, deferred
Due only once you have started a software engineering job. You then have 3 months to pay it, in full or on an installment plan.
$60,000
The salary floor
A job paying less than this a year doesn't trigger anything, and neither does one that starts more than 5 years after you leave the program.

If that job never comes, you owe nothing — no debt, no collections, nothing recorded against you — and the obligation expires for good 5 years after you leave the program, whatever you go on to earn. Separately, applying costs a one-time $99 that covers your application and the platform; it is non-refundable and is never credited against tuition. The full terms are in the enrollment agreement— read it now, before you apply — and you keep a signed PDF copy of it.

Questions

The ones worth asking first.

Nothing here is different from what the enrollment agreement says. If something you need to know isn't answered, ask us before you apply.

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Start from wherever you are.

Applying takes a few minutes and you're in as soon as you submit. A one-time $99 covers your application and the platform — then you sign the agreement and start week 1 the same day.

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  • Admitted as soon as you apply
  • No tuition upfront, no credit check
  • Remote and self-paced, start where you are