Build a prototype: ESP32, your own 10 USD computer
AI Whisperers has always been six people around a table in Buenos Aires with a pile of empanadas. This one is the same class over video, so people outside Argentina can finally come.
What we're building
By the end of the session your board will be broadcasting its own WiFi network. You'll connect your phone to it, open a page served by the board itself, and drive something with your thumbs. No internet, no cloud, no account, no company in the middle. A network that exists because you made it exist.
I picked this build for the online format on purpose: it needs nothing but one part and a cable. No breadboard, no wiring, no soldering. Everyone starts from the same place, which matters a lot more when I can't lean over and look at your desk.
The format
Not traditional teaching. Collaborative discovery, same as always. I'll have a board on camera doing exactly what yours is doing. You bring curiosity and questions about what you actually want to build. We figure out what these systems unlock together.
What you need to know before you register
You'll buy one component yourself. It runs about USD $12 and you keep it forever. I'll send you the exact part, the exact listing, and why it's that one and not the forty lookalikes, the moment you register. Choosing correctly is most of the lesson, and I've spent a lot of sessions learning which ones waste your afternoon.
You also need a laptop, Mac or Windows, and a USB cable that carries data. Many charging cables don't. This is the number one problem in every single session.
Order the day you register. Buenos Aires: same day delivery. US: two days. Anywhere else: four to six weeks, so if that's you, register now or wait for the next one.
The one rule
Five days before the session you post a screenshot showing your board connected. If you can't, message me and we fix it then, not during class. No screenshot by [date], your spot goes to the waitlist. I've had too many dropouts and it isn't fair to the people who show up prepared.
Bring: questions about what you want to build.