Learn AI with the people
who use it every day.
Starcamp is a community of practice. The community on Discord is free and open to everyone; when you want to go further, there is a guide one on one, or a Starcamp with a group that starts where you start. The whole idea is on this page.
The models are extraordinary.Most of us are using a fraction of them.
You already have the same tools the best practitioners in the world are using. What separates them is knowing what to ask for, when to push back, and when to start over. That part is not in a manual. It sits with people who do it every day.
The biggest AI companies are betting billions that the missing piece is the person next to the machine.
Not a better model — a human being who already knows how to work with one. This is what the largest firms in the world are buying right now, at a scale nobody is offering to an individual.
those gains only materialize when people have the skills to use the technology
Every one of those is the same purchase: a person who knows the machine, sitting beside the people using it. This is that — sized for one person: you.
A community that practices AI together.
Starcamp is three parts, and they stack. A free community on Discord where people build side by side and compare notes in the open. Star, the membership — your home here, and it includes a place in a Starcamp. And guides — vetted practitioners you can book one on one when you want a person on your exact problem.
The community
Open to anyone. Share what you are building, watch others work, ask out loud.
Free · on DiscordStar
Your home here, and it includes a place in a Starcamp when you want one.
Paid · membershipThe guides
People who work with AI every day, met live before anyone can book them.
Paid · one on oneThe community stays free, always. When you want more: an hour with a guide, bought on its own — or membership, which includes a place in a Starcamp.
Eight weeks, six people,one guide — and the week is where the work happens.
Everyone starts at the same place, so nobody is carrying the room and nobody is drowning in it. You spend the week building your own thing, in your own real context. Once a week the group comes together for about an hour, and most of that hour is people showing what they built and saying where they got stuck. Everyone finishes. You are measured against where you started and against nobody else, and what you keep is what you built.
The first Starcamp is forming now. Early access, at the end of this page, is the line for it.
Start with the one who built it.
I built this platform without writing the code myself.
I am not a developer, and Starcamp is aimed at people who are not developers either. A guide here starts from two things: where you stand, and what you want AI to do in your actual life — your profession, your projects, your day to day. Then we build the route together. That is what I did for myself, and this platform is the result.
- Built and shipped this platform working with AI, start to finish
- Spent the last year inside the tools daily, through four model generations
- Walked the route as a non-developer — which is why the handover works
Four principles, instead of a fixed track.
Starcamp runs on the four C's. Whatever you want AI for — your profession, your projects, your day to day — a guide starts from where you stand and what you are after, and builds the route from there.
Collaboration
You practice with people — a guide, a group, the community.
Creation
Every stretch ends with something real that you made with AI.
Creativity
The route bends to what you want AI for, however unusual.
Communication
Learning to tell the machine — and each other — what good looks like.
The year, in five seasons
See allNow the word means something.
Leave your email and you are in line for the first Starcamp — first to hear, first offered a place when the building starts.