Website, quiz, email automation, CRM integration, payment gateway, I built all of it myself with AI, no developer, by trial and error. This course is the shortcut, so you don't have to walk that same road from scratch. At a few hours a day, you'll have your own working system within two weeks, exactly like the one I run now.
You get a guide to one specific website, and a skill you can reuse on whatever you build next.
A website, an app, or an automation an agency would take weeks and thousands of dollars for, you'll build yourself, for a fraction of the time and cost.
You'll stop just reading about what AI can do. You'll know how to direct it so it produces a real, working result.
Not five more unfinished ideas in a drawer. One complete system that actually runs and collects contacts.
Whenever you get stuck, you message me directly, live. More on this in a moment.
Today you see AI implementation presented everywhere. Almost nobody shows how to actually deploy it, start to finish.
You watch dozens of videos and posts about everything AI can do, but none of them show the whole process, just fragments.
You've tried Claude or a similar tool on one app, but don't know how to turn that into a whole connected system that actually runs live.
An agency wants thousands of dollars and weeks of waiting for a website or app, something you could do yourself in a fraction of the time.
You don't want to spend dozens of hours on trial and error, exactly what I had to do before it all worked.
Ten years in B2B sales, six years in marketing, including international markets. I was interim CMO for a fast-growing education company, where I took over the full marketing operation. In recent years I've been building custom apps and systems for companies, with AI, with no team of developers.
The person teaching this course built the system you're learning and uses it himself every day. It's the exact process he follows.
Eleven modules, built in exactly the order I built this myself.
The psychology of personalization and the whole system architecture on one screen.
How to write prompts Claude actually understands, using a live example from a real project.
Archetypes, scoring axes, and questions that don't annoy people.
Brevo API, serverless functions, key security, no backend developer needed.
A personal tone, name personalization, branding, when to automate and when not to.
How to turn a project into a convincing story, including anonymizing the client.
A structure you can repeat every week, and how to write so it doesn't sound like AI.
Vercel, Search Console, Bing, Tag Manager, cookie consent in practice.
Terms of service and a privacy policy, templates ready to adapt.
How to keep tuning what you've already built. You'll have a link to a free consultation, where we'll talk through your next steps, what exactly you're building, in what industry, targeting which customer, and what makes the most sense as an approach.
An extra bonus if you ever want to sell something directly through your system. How to set up a payment link with no custom code and connect it to the whole workflow.
Two real cases from practice, showing that this approach to AI implementation actually works, not just on paper.
Task approval between the office and field technicians ran through email threads and a shared spreadsheet that was almost always out of date, everyone kept their own copy. I built the app with Claude Code in three weeks last fall, instead of the usual two to three months at an agency, connected to their CRM, with a separate login for each technician. The owner told me in December, a few months into live use, that for the first time he didn't have to go chasing who'd finished what, he could just see it in one place.
Before I moved fully into building AI-based systems, I spent three months as interim CMO at a fast-growing education company. I helped with its growth and the direction of its marketing. I built the full sales funnel from first contact to payment, email automation in Brevo, and a weekly report into one dashboard the leadership team could open themselves, no waiting on me. Three months after I left, the company was still running on that setup, without me.
One-time payment, lifetime access
Access right after payment, for life, including future content updates.
🛡️ 30-day money-back guarantee. Not getting any value out of it? Email me within 30 days of purchase, I'll refund you, no questions asked.
Payment via Stripe, secure, with no card details stored on our side.
No. The whole course is built around AI writing the code for you, you just direct it. If you can send an email and copy-paste text, you can do this.
The lessons themselves, reading and writing prompts, take about 20 to 22 hours. But realistically, add time for waiting (DNS propagation, testing emails) and for your own decisions (which archetypes, what tone). At a few hours a day, that usually means two weeks, not a weekend.
After buying the course, you can book a free call where we'll talk through exactly where you're stuck, and whether hands-on guidance with implementation makes sense.
You have 30 days to find out whether it's worth it. If not, email me at karel@karelpetros.com, I'll refund you, no lengthy explanation needed, no questions asked.
Claude, Vercel, and Brevo. Most of it has a free tier that's plenty to start with, exact costs are laid out in the first module.
No, and deliberately so. This course is about building a working system. Bringing people to it is a separate topic, one that makes more sense in a consultation or 1:1, not crammed into the last module.
Comparable AI and vibe-coding courses in the Czech market sell for roughly $90 to $120, usually for 6 to 8 hours of video. This course has over 20 hours of content, the complete source code, and live chat with me throughout, for $97. I didn't pick the price out of thin air, I checked it against real courses on the market.
