An architect's mindset
You stop writing loose code. You learn to think in systems, set up context, and direct tools like Cursor or Claude so they build exactly what you need.
One live course
This is not a course to become a full-stack developer. It is for building products with AI and understanding the engineering that holds them up: systems, data, APIs, and deploy. Four modules, the same class for all three levels. Only the support changes.
The destination
You are not buying hours of class. You are buying a way of thinking, an AI workflow, and a product you can show, use, and charge for.
You stop writing loose code. You learn to think in systems, set up context, and direct tools like Cursor or Claude so they build exactly what you need.
You connect language models, structure their replies, and tie your business logic to WhatsApp, payments, and databases using webhooks and tools like n8n.
You finish the course with a working product: interface, database, and an AI layer, published, with a payment gateway like Stripe and basic usage metrics.
Is it for you?
How it is taught
The class exists so you are not left alone with videos. I am in the session with you, and every week has something to finish.
Each class runs 1.5 to 2 hours: the idea, then your questions, in the same session.
Between classes you get a practical guide for the week. You practice and ship, instead of watching and forgetting.
Every module ends with a result the next one uses: the map of the web, a deployed app, a connected automation, and, at the end, the MVP of your product.
Your route
The whole group sees all four modules, in the same class, at the same time. Each module ends with a result that feeds the final project.
Module 1
2–3 weeks · 2–3 live classes
Think in systems instead of loose lines of code.
Outcome: you direct AI as an architect and you can see how data travels across the web.
Module 2
2–3 weeks · 2–3 live classes
Only what actually matters to understand a real project.
Outcome: you understand a real project end to end: interface, database, API, and deploy.
Module 3
2–3 weeks · 2–3 live classes
Tools that multiply how fast you can build.
Outcome: you connect a language model and an automation to your product.
Module 4
3–4 weeks · 3–4 live classes
A working product, start to finish, during the course.
Outcome: a live MVP, with payments and metrics, built from start to finish.

Your mentor
I'm Orlando. I started in tech at 10, have lived from it since 16, and I studied finance, economics, sales, marketing, business, investments and design.
I'm building two agencies, Gadmin Sell and Gadmin Conty, so what I teach is what I use with real clients. You get real mentoring, not theory.
More about mePricing
Prices in USD. It is one course: all three levels sit in the same live classes and go through all four modules together. The level only changes how close the support is.
One course
All four modules, from mindset to a live product. One payment up front. Every level sees the same class.
The rhythm
Once a week, 1.5 to 2 hours. Theory and questions in the same room.
A practical guide, sized so you can finish it without burning out.
You pick a support level and pay for the whole course up front. You join the same classes as the rest of the group.
Questions
No. The course starts from zero and the whole group moves through all four modules together. The level does not change which class you see, only the support.
Yes. You finish with a real product online and the practice of having built it with AI. That is what you can show a client or in an interview. I can't promise a job, because that depends on your effort.
You keep the practice guide for that week and can ask your questions in the next session or, on the Standard and VIP levels, in the private channel.
You pay for the whole course up front, at the level you choose: Essential, Standard, or VIP. We confirm everything by email.
Yes, on the Standard and VIP levels, through a private channel. VIP also includes one monthly 1:1 mentoring session.
The classes can be taught in Spanish or English. Tell me which you prefer when you reserve your seat.
Small, because the class is live and I want to answer everyone's questions.