🔥 Core Course: ₹6,999 · Builder's Bundle: ₹9,999 · Founder Accelerator: ₹25,000 · First cohort starts May 2, 2026 · Limited seats

Complete curriculum: from zero to deployed SaaS

Each session is built around building, not only listening. You learn by shipping pieces of your own product each week.

Session breakdown

Eight live sessions across four weekends, fully expanded below. On larger screens, follow the roadmap on the left.

  1. 1Session 1

    Session 1 · Saturday, May 2

    Foundations & workstation setup

    2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • What is SaaS? Types of SaaS products and real-world examples
    • Key terms: frontend (what users see and interact with), backend (the logic and database running behind the scenes), database, sign-in, making your product live, secure settings your product needs to run (stored safely, never shared publicly), a private test version vs your live product
    • How AI-assisted development fits into a weekly build rhythm
    • Tour of six tools: Cursor; Supabase (your product's database and backend — where all user data and product content is stored); GitHub (where your code is saved and version-controlled, like Google Drive but for your project files); Vercel (the platform that puts your product live on the internet); Resend; Hostinger
    • Workstation setup: Node.js, VS Code, Cursor, Git; accounts on GitHub, Supabase, Vercel
    • Creating your first project folder on GitHub and reading its layout

    Outcome

    Your development environment is installed, signed in, and ready to use.

  2. 2Session 2

    Session 2 · Sunday, May 3

    Product thinking & architecture planning

    2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • From idea to a Product Requirements Document (PRD) with AI help
    • Scoping an MVP: what belongs in v1 versus later
    • Wireframing flows with AI assistance (no design background required)
    • How Cursor, Supabase, and Vercel fit together when you build a complete SaaS product
    • Prompt basics: writing prompts that tend to produce runnable code
    • Cursor Composer and Chat: when to use which
    • Finding product ideas with real demand: validation, Google Trends, Reddit, IndieHackers, competitors, nice-to-have vs must-have, signals of willingness to pay

    Outcome

    You leave with a clear PRD and architecture plan for your own product.

  3. 3Session 3

    Session 3 · Saturday, May 9

    Core build 1: authentication & Supabase

    🏗️ Hands-on building begins2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • Supabase from zero: new project, dashboard, tables, SQL editor
    • Email and password signup and login
    • Sign in with Google
    • Mobile OTP authentication
    • How Supabase keeps users signed in across visits
    • Connecting what users see (frontend) to Supabase using secure settings your product needs to run
    • Secret keys that let your tools communicate with each other securely — how to keep them only in private server-side settings (never in GitHub, never in code that visitors can see in the browser)

    Outcome

    Users can sign up, log in, and log out against your real auth backend.

  4. 4Session 4

    Session 4 · Sunday, May 10

    Core build 2: database design & security

    2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • Modeling tables from your PRD
    • Table relationships (foreign keys, joins) explained in plain language
    • Data privacy rules that make sure each user only sees their own data
    • Writing and testing those rules in Supabase
    • Hooking UI components up to live Supabase data
    • Supabase Storage for uploads and downloads
    • Typical Supabase errors and how to trace them

    Outcome

    Your database is live, protected with per-user data rules, and feeding real UI state.

  5. 5Session 5

    Session 5 · Saturday, May 16

    Core build 3: product features & integrations

    2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • Creating, reading, updating, and deleting data in your product for your main feature
    • Search, filters, and pagination patterns
    • Automated emails your product sends (welcome, OTP, notifications) with Resend
    • Connecting your product to external tools and services with Cursor support
    • GitHub workflow: commits, branches, reviewing and merging code changes in GitHub
    • Cursor Agent mode for larger feature chunks
    • Google Analytics: setup, pageviews, events, basic behaviour reporting

    Outcome

    Core user flows work end to end, with analytics in place.

  6. 6Session 6

    Session 6 · Sunday, May 17

    Core build 4: payments & debugging

    2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • Payment checkout with Razorpay or Stripe
    • One-time or subscription checkout flow
    • Cursor AI for debugging: reading stack traces and asking better questions
    • Browser console and Supabase logs as first stops when something fails
    • Systematic checks for auth and database bugs
    • Using AI for refactors without breaking behaviour
    • After you publish: Vercel Analytics, Speed Insights, and Web Vitals in plain terms
    • Supabase in production: backups and usage at a glance
    • GitHub for solo builders: branches, ignoring sensitive files, keeping secrets out of the repo, lightweight issues
    • Cursor project memory: teaching Cursor about your specific project so it gives better suggestions; making changes across multiple parts of your project at once; linking to docs

    Outcome

    Payments run in your app and you have a repeatable way to debug issues.

  7. 7Session 7

    Session 7 · Saturday, May 23

    Deployment: taking your product live

    2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • Publishing step by step with Vercel (the platform that puts your product live on the internet)
    • Secure settings in Vercel for your live product vs preview links
    • Your test environment (where you check changes before they go live) and your live product — what that means in practice
    • Automatic updates when you push changes to GitHub
    • Reading build logs and fixing failed publishes
    • Preview links before you promote a change

    Outcome

    The app is reachable on a public URL with test and live paths working.

  8. 8Session 8

    Session 8 · Sunday, May 24

    Go live: custom domain, launch & graduation 🎉

    2 hours

    What you'll learn

    • Buying a domain on Hostinger
    • Connecting your domain name to your live product: records and propagation in simple terms (DNS is the system that connects your domain name like yourproduct.com to where your product actually lives)
    • Pointing Hostinger at Vercel
    • Secure connection (the padlock symbol users see in their browser) in practice
    • Launch checklist: SEO basics, meta tags, how your link preview looks when shared on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or social media, plus files that help Google find and list your website in search results
    • Getting first users: Product Hunt, LinkedIn, IndieHackers, Reddit (practical notes)
    • Collecting feedback and planning the next iteration

    Outcome

    Your product answers on your own domain, and you know how to iterate from here.

Builder's Bundle bonus sessions

Four extra live weekends (May 30–31, June 6–7) ship with the Builder's Bundle, covering testing and error monitoring, marketing, growth, and monetisation, plus a wrap-up session.

  • BONUS SESSION 1

    Saturday, May 30

    QA automation & automated product testing, plus error monitoring with Sentry — a tool that alerts you the moment something breaks in your live product, so you can fix it before your users even notice

  • BONUS SESSION 2

    Sunday, May 31

    Marketing your product to the right audience

  • BONUS SESSION 3

    Saturday, June 6

    Growth, pricing & monetisation strategy

  • BONUS SESSION 4

    Sunday, June 7

    Wrap-up: live group Q&A, implementation checkpoints, and planning what to ship next

By the end of the course, you will have built and deployed a product using:

  • Next.js frontend (what users see and interact with)
  • Supabase backend
  • Database for your product
  • Sign-in: email, Google, mobile OTP
  • Resend for automated emails
  • Razorpay/Stripe for payments
  • GitHub for saving and tracking your project
  • Vercel to put your product live on the internet
  • Google Analytics
  • Custom domain (Hostinger)

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