SnapCamp 2-Day Build Sprint
The Ember AI Build Sprint is a hands-on, fast-paced program where you go from:
idea or workflow → working product
in two live sessions.
What You’ll Do
Over two sessions and one build week, you will:
Bring an idea or workflow you want to build
Turn it into a simple, buildable plan
Build an MVP version of your product
Iterate and improve it during the week between sessions
Deploy and demo your product
What You’ll Walk Away With
A live, working AI-powered product
A practical understanding of how to build with AI
A clear path to continue improving and extending what you built
Why Choose This Bootcamp
This is not a hackathon or a passive workshop.
Structured approach to building with AI
You’ll follow a clear process that helps you move quickly without losing directionGuided setup and support
Get your environment, AI tools, and deployment working correctlyOn-demand 1:1 engineering support
If you get stuck, you get quick help to keep moving
This is about learning how to actually ship, not just experiment.
Format
Session 1: Friday, June 12 | 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM PST
Build Week: Independent work + 1:1 engineering support
Session 2: Thursday, June 18 | 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM PST
Includes
Live instruction from experienced builders
5 hours of 1:1 engineering support
$50 in API credits
Hands on backend integration and deployment support
Demo and Feedback sessions
Cohort of operators and builders
Not Included:
Claude Pro Plan ($20/mo (Required) or Claude Max Plan @ $100/mo (Optional upgrade)
Support for iOS/Android app development
Recent cohorts sold out with an NPS of 80+.
See what 500+ past participants have said about our bootcamps:
https://ember.new/bootcamps/testimonials
Who our 2-Day Build Sprint is For
This sprint is for people who want to learn how to go from idea to a working product:
Product Managers, Designers, and Operators who want to understand how to build with AI, not just plan or spec
Founders and entrepreneurs exploring or validating a product idea before investing further
RevOps, BizOps, and internal teams looking to learn how to build tools themselves
Builders and creators who want hands-on experience turning an idea into something functional