Level 1 showed you the tools. Level 2 is three and a half hours in a room where you build the actual thing — your website, your booking system, your customer database, your app. Not a demo. Yours, working, before you leave.
Level is what you can make. Format is how you learn it. Level 2 is the only one we teach face-to-face only — because building needs someone at your shoulder.
Straight from the booking system, so what you see is what is open. Choose a date and it comes with you — you set up your account on the way, and that date is waiting for you when you land. Every Build date is face-to-face at Paya Lebar Square (Office Lobby 1). All times Singapore.
Level 2 starts at minute one on your own project. There's no recap, no tour of the interface, no "here's what an agent is." If you haven't sat Level 1, you'll spend the session catching up while everyone else builds — and that helps nobody in a small room.
These are the tracks Andrew teaches most often. You pick one and go deep — or bring something else entirely, which is what most people do.
Build and ship a site that's actually yours — structure, copy, layout, deploy. Then keep going: this is the base every other track builds on.
Add the part most sites never get: dates, seats, a form that writes somewhere real, and a confirmation that actually sends. The difference between a brochure and a business.
Know what people actually do on your site — which button, which page, which drop-off. Set up so the numbers mean something instead of sitting in a dashboard nobody opens.
Your customer database, built the way your business actually works — not the way an off-the-shelf tool insists it should. Records, history, notes, the lot.
The step up from chat: Claude working directly in your project files. Connect a database, deploy on Railway, and watch a real application come together in front of you.
This is the one most people pick. Bring the thing you've been meaning to build and we'll build it — whatever it is. That's the point of a small room rather than a webinar of two hundred.
Same trainer, same tools, completely different session. One is learning. The other is making.
A structured session with a defined outcome — you leave understanding what Claude can do and having built a working example alongside the room. Everyone ends up in roughly the same place, which is exactly right for a first class.
Free flow. A roomful of people building a roomful of different things, with Andrew going desk to desk — unsticking, extending, showing you the bit you didn't know to ask about. Nobody ends up in the same place, because nobody started with the same idea.
A fixed curriculum works when everyone wants the same thing. In Level 2 they don't — one person is adding payments, another is stuck on a database, a third wants to know why their tracking shows nothing. So the session bends to the room.
What stays fixed is the shape: you arrive with a project, you leave with it further along than you could have got alone in a week.
Singapore 409051. Directions are sent to you after you book.
Right on top of the Paya Lebar interchange, with the mall underneath for coffee before and lunch after.
Three and a half hours is a long time to be at a table. Proper seating, quick Wi-Fi, coffee and tea on tap.
Three and a half hours straight through, with a break in the middle. Come at 1:30 and we start at 1:30.
Deliberately small, so Andrew can reach every desk more than once. A minimum number is needed for a date to go ahead — if one doesn't reach it, we may ask you to move to another date, and everything you've paid carries over.
Every Build date has a Master Claude – Agentic AI (Level 1) session that morning, 8:30am to 12:00pm, in the same room. If you haven't done Level 1 yet, you can clear the prerequisite and build the same afternoon — book both from the Reserve Seat portal.
Three and a half hours, a small room in Paya Lebar. You'll leave with it running on your own laptop.
