you@laptop:~$ korra new that-idea-you-keep-describing-to-people
Stop describing it. Ship it.
AI writes code now — anyone can get a demo in an afternoon. The gap is between a demo and a thing real people use without it falling over or leaking their data. One session a week with a builder who's also a security operator gets you across. You own every line at the end.
build.log — a real student project, 8 sessions ● live
wk1–2
idea scoped · first page on a real URL · login works — AI stored passwords wrong, caught + fixed + learned why
idea scoped · first page on a real URL · login works — AI stored passwords wrong, caught + fixed + learned why
wk3–4
core feature to five test users · first real bug report · fixed solo ✓
core feature to five test users · first real bug report · fixed solo ✓
wk5–6
payments — every line read before it touched money · security review: 2 found, 2 closed
payments — every line read before it touched money · security review: 2 found, 2 closed
now
live · 40 users · owner can explain every screen
live · 40 users · owner can explain every screen
you@laptop:~$ ls ideas/
Open the folder yours lives in
Online, weekly one-to-one build sessions for people turning an idea into a working app, with a security operator who also builds software professionally. Session zero is free, then weekly sessions start from £56 a session.
~/IDEAS · 4 DIRS drwxr--r-- you own all of it
README.md 4–6 sessions
What ships: A private web tool that replaces the spreadsheet/process you hate — with login, so only your team sees it.
Pace: One evening session a week. Working version by session 2; solid by 5.
// TODO: avoid the classic trap —
Connecting it to company data without asking IT. We do it the way that doesn't get you a meeting with security — because your tutor is security.
Connecting it to company data without asking IT. We do it the way that doesn't get you a meeting with security — because your tutor is security.
while (!shipped) { prompt(); read(); break_(); fix();
}
One loop, drilled until it's instinct
The AI writes most of the code — that part's easy now. The loop is what makes you the one in charge of it. Tap a phase.
edit Say exactly what you want
Vague ask, vague app. You write a precise brief: who uses it, what happens on the happy path, what must never happen. Then hand it to the AI.
THE SKILL ·Writing a precise brief is most of what senior engineers actually do.
you > "Booking form: name, email, date.
Reject past dates. Owner gets an
email per booking. No account needed."
you@laptop:~$ korra issues --open
Three open issues we close every term
● 3 open ✓ many closed
adjust
"An agency quoted me £15k for the MVP."
The side-project founder. Builds it in eight sessions instead — and can change it themselves when the first users ask for something different, instead of paying per feature forever.
#041 · opened by a-founder · label: 8–12 sessions
adjust
"I fight the same spreadsheet every single week."
The spreadsheet sufferer. Replaces the weekly grind with a small internal tool — then becomes the person at the office who can just build things.
#042 · opened by ops-person · label: 4–6 sessions
adjust
"My kid ships apps faster than they do homework."
The teen who's already vibe coding — badly. We channel it: real projects, fundamentals smuggled in, and habits that make it a career skill instead of a shortcut.
#043 · opened by a-parent · label: ongoing → exam prep
you@laptop:~$ cat LICENSE
The terms, in plain English
1 KORRA STUDIO — TERMS OF BUILDING (plain-english version) 3 §1 A security operator reads your code. 4 AI apps ship real vulnerabilities — leaked keys, open databases, broken auth. Nothing goes in front of real users unreviewed.6 §2 You own everything, from day one. 7 Your repo, your accounts, your domain. If we stopped tomorrow, you'd lose nothing — and you can explain every screen.9 §3 Some ideas need a real team — you'll hear it early. 10 Escrow, medical, regulated? We say so in session zero, not month three — and get you as far as one person honestly can.
"He makes learning enjoyable, engaging, and accessible, regardless of your level of experience."
— Laura, parent of a student
Session zero is free.
Bring the idea, however rough.
Sixty minutes: we scope it, count the sessions honestly, and name the first thing that ships in week one. If it needs a real team, you'll hear that instead.
$ git init your-idea Run it — free
No card · no prior coding · EN / PL · pricing →