What it is
A supportive challenge for busy moms who want to build with AI.
Build Club is a practical, low-pressure challenge to help you start using AI by building something achievable: a small automation, a workflow, a page, a tracker, or a prototype that solves a real problem in your life, work, family, community, or business.
It is designed for moms who are ready to commit to learning by doing. You do not need to be technical, but you do need curiosity, follow-through, and a willingness to share what you are trying.
The support is intentionally practical: beginner tool guides, prompts to choose a project, optional office hours when you are stuck, and community help from other moms building alongside you.
At the end, if you submit your short presentation, you are invited to Demo Day and get access to the shared presentation links so you can learn from what everyone else built, tried, and figured out.
Who it’s for
For moms ready to learn AI by doing — not just by watching.
Committed beginners
You are early with AI, but ready to pick a small project and use the next five weeks to build confidence.
Moms with a clear idea
You know the problem you want to solve, but need help choosing tools, troubleshooting, and getting to a demoable first version.
Automation-curious moms
You want to build simple workflows, routines, or agents that make work, home, or community admin lighter.
Good fit / not yet
This is for people ready to make a small commitment.
Build Club is beginner-friendly, but it is not passive. It works best if you want a reason to finally try the tools, ask questions, and make something concrete by a date.
If you are only curious and not ready to commit yet, that is completely fine — follow along, come to Demo Day, and join a future round when the timing is better.
What counts as a build?
Achievable is the point.
Your build does not need to be a company or polished prototype. It needs to be achievable in five weeks, useful enough to teach you something, and connected to a real problem you care about.
Not sure which one fits? Use the prompt below to turn your real-life friction into a build idea.
How it works
Join, choose, build, help, demo.
Join by June 21
Tell us what you want to learn, what you might build, and whether you are ready to commit to a small five-week project.
Choose a small build
Bring a clear idea, or use the starter prompt to turn a real-life friction into something achievable.
Learn the tools as you go
Use beginner guides to choose useful tools for writing, planning, research, websites, automations, and simple workflows.
Get unstuck in office hours
Join optional Sunday or Thursday 8 PM troubleshooting sessions when you need help choosing a tool, debugging, or simplifying your idea.
Submit, then gather in SF
Submit a short presentation by Sunday 2 August. Moms who submit will receive the shared presentation link and be invited to Demo Day in Downtown SF — exact date to be confirmed.
What support you get
Beginner content, office hours, and a calm path to Demo Day.
Beginner tool guides
A plain-English starting point for Claude, ChatGPT, Notion, Sheets, Airtable, Canva, Make/Zapier, website builders, and simple AI routines.
Open office hours
Optional live troubleshooting on Sunday or Thursday evenings at 8 PM Pacific, for people who have an idea but need help getting unstuck.
Demo Day prep
Prompts and templates to turn your project into a short, honest share-out: what you tried, what worked, what failed, and what you learned.
Starter tools
We’ll help you choose the simplest tool for your first version.
- Claude or ChatGPT for thinking, writing, research, and step-by-step help
- Wispr Flow for capturing ideas by voice when typing is unrealistic
- Notion, Google Sheets, or Airtable for trackers and lightweight systems
- Canva or a simple site builder for pages, visuals, and demos
- Make or Zapier for beginner automations
- Town, Hermes-style routines, or agent workflows when you want recurring help
Community norms
A non-judgmental place to learn out loud.
Not sure what to build?
Use this prompt to find an achievable project.
Copy this into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another AI tool, then use the result to choose what you want to build.
I want to join a 5-week AI Build Club for moms, ending in a Demo Day where I share what I built or learned. I don’t know what problem to work on yet.
Interview me like a friendly practical coach. Ask me one question at a time about recurring frustrations in my work, family life, admin, creative projects, business ideas, community work, or personal routines.
After you understand my context, suggest 5 AI-assisted project ideas I could realistically attempt in 5 weeks. For each idea, include:
1. the real-life problem it solves;
2. what I could build or improve;
3. the most achievable first version;
4. what AI tools or prompts might help;
5. how I could troubleshoot when I get stuck;
6. how I could demo it even if it is unfinished;
7. why it would be useful for me or other moms.
Optimize for practical, achievable, low-pressure projects — not impressive startup pitches. The goal is to learn AI hands-on, build in public, ask questions, help others, and solve a real problem.Ready to try?
Join the first Build Club cohort.
You don’t need to know how to build your idea yet. You do need commitment, curiosity, a willingness to ask questions, and enough interest to try a small project with support.
- what problem you want to explore
- what you might build or improve
- your current AI comfort level
- whether you are ready to commit to a small build over five weeks
- whether Sunday or Thursday 8 PM office hours could work for you
- whether you will ask and answer questions in the cohort
- whether you intend to submit a short presentation by Sunday 2 August
- whether you want nearby moms for optional in-person build meetups
- whether you understand Demo Day and shared presentation links are for moms who submit