A 4-Sunday workshop for ages 14 to 18. Build, ship, and walk away with proof.
Limited to 12 students. First come, first served.
Every session follows the same pattern: feel a real gap, then build the AI tool that fixes it.
They read a short article, close it, and try to explain it back. Most can't. They build the AI tool that closes that gap: a study coach that refuses to give hints until they've genuinely tried.
Week 2 opens with one question: "what did you learn last Sunday?" Silence says everything. They build a Claude scheduler that pulls them back through the material at the right moments to make it stick.
Same idea, taught two different ways. They see why one approach sticks for years and the other is gone in a day. Then they build the AI tool that makes new ideas connect to what they already know.
Paired by interest, they pick something to master (guitar, AP Chem, a website, anything) using all three tools. Then they demo it live to parents. 2 hours; parents join for the last hour.
Your teen will use AI through school, college, and their entire career. We teach them the right, ethical way to use it.
Most teens use AI to fake learning. Yours will use it to actually master what they care about. That's the difference between AI helping them think and AI doing the thinking for them.
Most kids' AI workshops are built by curriculum companies who've never shipped a real AI product. This one isn't.
GSenior software engineer at Microsoft and founder of Kaaizan (an AI productivity app). Teaches the build sessions, ships agentic AI for a living.
CSenior software engineer at Microsoft, MBA, and a parent of a teen herself. Knows how this audience learns because she lives with one.
YGTM and marketing expert, fractional CMO to early-stage startups, and co-founder of Kaaizan. Builds AI automation workflows and writes the marketing playbooks other founders quietly follow.
Full 4-week cohort. One-time payment.
Everything in the program included. No subscription, no upsells.
No. They build AI tools using natural language, not Python.
Anything they care about. Past examples: a guitar piece, a working website, options trading basics, AP Chem, screenwriting, debate prep, a foreign language. Academic or non-academic both work.
The capstone is paired by topic interest. Peer learning at this age is genuinely powerful — teens unstick each other faster than instructors can. Solo off-ramp available by Session 3 if a pair stalls.
A verifiable digital badge signed and dated by the instructors. Add it to LinkedIn or link it from college applications. It's not an accredited certification, but it's a real, verifiable record of completion.
Your teen gets a hosted page with their capstone, tools, and demo video. Link it from college applications or scholarship essays. We host free for 12 months; after that they can self-host.
Recordings available within 24 hours. We also do a 1:1 catch-up call if needed.
No. It's independent. Gaurav and Chetna work at Microsoft, but the program isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.
Private link-only Zoom, parental consent required, written code of conduct. Online-only delivery means no in-person concerns.
Claude (primary) plus simple workflow tools where useful. We provide all access. No paid subscription needed.
Parents welcome at the Session 1 intro (first 10 min) and the full Demo Day on July 6.
We'll talk to you. Refunds aren't standard once the program starts, but we want teens excited to be there. If it's clearly not a fit, we'll work something out.
This is a small-group summer pilot. Reserve a spot now and we'll send the parental consent form within 24 hours.
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