

🎨 Stripe Montreal Community - Lovable Crash Course: Stop Watching, Start Shipping
​Build and launch a real web app in 2 hours—no coding skills required.
​Are you tired of watching "How-to" videos only to get stuck the moment you try it yourself? Most AI courses talk about the theory; we focus on the result.
​In this hands-on workshop, we’re moving past the chat interface. You will use Lovable—the most powerful "GPT engineer" tool available today—to build, design, and deploy a fully functional web application from scratch.
​If you can describe an idea in plain English, you can build it.
​🚀 What you’ll achieve:
​Build a Web App: Go from a blank screen to a working application (SaaS, directory, tracker, etc.).
​Real-Time Deployment: Host your app live on the internet during the session.
​Beyond the Chat: Learn how to manage versions, fix bugs, and iterate on your design using AI.
​Workflow Mastery: Master the exact prompting techniques Danny uses to ship apps in record time.
​📍 The Vibe
​We’re meeting at IDEAL Coworking in St-Henri. This isn't a boring lecture. It’s a high-energy, collaborative "build-along." You’ll be surrounded by other creators, entrepreneurs, and curious minds.
​🗓️ Agenda
​5:00 PM: Welcome + Snacks
​6:00 PM: Lovable Fundamentals & The Build (Step-by-step guidance as you build your own project)
​7:00 PM: Deployment & Troubleshooting + Stripe integration
​7:30 PM: Demos, Networking & Drinks
​🎒 What to bring:
​A Laptop: (And your charger!)
​A Lovable Account: Please sign up for a free account at lovable.dev beforehand.
​An Idea: Think of a simple app you’ve always wanted to exist.
​✨ Your Instructor
​Danny Forest is an AI Builder, Educator, and the founder of IDEAL Coworking. He has shipped dozens of web apps using AI tools and is the #1 writer on Medium for Education and Productivity. He specializes in making complex tech feel like a playground.
​Price: Completely FREE! Space is limited to ensure everyone gets hands-on help.
​Location: IDEAL Coworking 216-4035 rue Saint-Ambroise, Montreal, QC, H4C 2E1