7 days · 4 hours each day

The curriculum is designed to ship a branded platform, not just discuss one.

Each day combines teaching, implementation, and structured review. Participants learn live, build live, and leave each session with concrete progress they can carry into the next one.

Public proof

Review the Mercy Home proof points tied to the founder story.

Prospective participants can now inspect the editorial proof trail directly before they move forward with pricing review or seat application.

$4,444

Paid founder-cohort seat per participant.

0s Included

Platform access required for class comes with the paid seat.

AI Covered

Skyes Over London covers live in-class AI usage during the cohort.

Mercy Home

After the instructor fee, 70% of the remaining cohort revenue is framed for donation to Mercy Home For Boys & Girls.

Core outcome

By day seven, every participant should have a real platform lane in motion.

The exact implementation can shift based on participant projects, but the cohort follows a clear progression from setup and positioning through infrastructure, build execution, polish, and final launch readiness. The seat is paid, 0s access is included with that seat, and Skyes Over London covers live in-class AI usage during the cohort.

Brand locked

A defined product direction, target audience, and brand posture for the app being built.

Surface built

A working platform-level product surface pushed forward during the cohort.

Path to sell

A subscription-ready direction participants can keep refining after the cohort ends.

7-Day build map

What gets built, day by day.

Day 1

Installation, orientation, and product lock

Participants confirm their 0s setup, lock in the app direction they are building, define the audience, and translate the initial concept into a serious product path.

  • 0s readiness and environment confirmation
  • Product idea narrowing and scope control
  • Brand direction and product promise
  • First build targets assigned
Day 2

UI shell, structure, and user flow

Participants begin shaping the actual product surface, focusing on the core user journey, platform layout, and how the product should feel when used by a real customer.

  • Navigation and primary interface structure
  • Core screens and user flow decisions
  • Platform architecture thinking
  • Design alignment with the product promise
Day 3

Core coding patterns and functional lanes

Participants move from surface into real implementation, building the product’s core behaviors and learning how product logic, interaction, and structure fit together.

  • Functional feature lane implementation
  • Practical coding support and debugging
  • Hands-on architecture reasoning
  • Real product behavior over fake polish
Day 4

Infrastructure and platform depth

The cohort digs into what makes a platform-level product serious: system flow, infrastructure thinking, monetization readiness, and the layers needed to support real usage.

  • Infrastructure direction and platform depth
  • Data and workflow considerations
  • Subscription-ready product thinking
  • Scaling the app beyond a basic demo
Day 5

Branding, positioning, and conversion readiness

Participants shape the product so it can actually be presented, understood, and eventually sold. The build becomes clearer not just technically, but commercially.

  • Brand consistency and surface refinement
  • Offer clarity and buyer-facing thinking
  • Subscription product positioning
  • Landing and presentation readiness
Day 6

Polish, QA, and issue clearing

The cohort tightens the product by clearing friction, fixing obvious issues, and improving the final experience so the work looks and feels more like a real product.

  • Bug clearing and product cleanup
  • Usability review and friction reduction
  • Product confidence improvements
  • Launch-path preparation
Day 7

Final review, packaging, and next-step launch path

Participants finish the cohort with a clearer product, stronger technical confidence, and a direct plan for what happens after the class ends.

  • Final founder review and milestone check
  • Branded product packaging direction
  • Launch-readiness discussion
  • Post-cohort continuation targets
Every session

Teaching, coding, support, and review

Each class is not just a lecture. The room is structured around direct learning, direct implementation, and direct help so the cohort keeps producing visible progress.

  • Founder-led teaching blocks
  • Guided coding inside 0s
  • Dedicated build time with support
  • Checkpoint review and next-step lock
Try live platforms

Explore some live Skyes Over London app surfaces.

These live platforms show the kind of product surfaces, workflows, document tooling, vault access, and infrastructure-minded build direction participants step into around the cohort.

Explore more websites

See more of the broader Skyes Over London ecosystem.

These additional websites show the wider company, product, admin, family, infrastructure, and platform footprint surrounding the cohort.

Contact and access

Reach out directly for cohort questions, payment, or platform access.

Use the direct contact points below for enrollment questions, access help, and founder-side follow-up.

Participation standard

This only works if people come ready.

Paid

This is a $4,444 paid founder cohort and seats should be treated as premium enrollment.

Present

Participants should expect to build live during every class, not just listen.

Committed

The pace is real. People should come ready to work for the full seven days.

Later launch lanes

Phoenix youth-partner cohort pages are now live for later 2026 and 2027 planning.

The first cohort lane is already claimed. Additional partnership pages are now live for HomeBase Youth Services, New Pathways for Youth, and Arizona Center for Youth Resources, alongside the existing Mercy Home page.

Organization lane

Want this brought to your organization?

There is now a dedicated organization-request page for institutions that want Skyes Over London to bring a cohort directly to their people. The invitation is open, but vetting and approval remain required.