for people with an app idea who don't write code

Your app idea, live in 7 days. On code you own.

Video lessons plus the Vomini App Starter: login, database and payments already wired, ready for Claude Code. Each of the 7 days has its own prompts, which you paste one at a time. The app lives in your GitHub, runs on your Cloudflare account and charges with your Stripe.

$ npm install
$ npm run setup     # local keys file, local database, demo data
$ npm run dev       # your app at http://localhost:8787
$ claude            # Claude Code reads CLAUDE.md. You paste Day 1.
  ... 7 days, one prompt file a day ...
$ npm run deploy    # live, on your own Cloudflare account

These are the real commands in the Starter. The lessons show every one of them, click by click.

What you get

live-in-7/
├── lessons/               # video lessons, every click shown
├── vomini-app-starter/    # the app you build on
│   ├── CLAUDE.md          # the rules Claude Code follows in your repo
│   ├── prompts/           # day-1.md to day-7.md, one file a day
│   │   └── design-anti-slop.md
│   ├── src/               # login, database, payments: already wired
│   └── migrations/        # your database tables
└── launch-checklist.pdf   # everything to check before real people sign up

• Video lessons. Faceless, screen and voice. From an empty laptop to a live app: the accounts to open, the commands to run, what to paste into Claude Code and what to check after each step.
• The Vomini App Starter. Sign-in by e-mail link (Google sign-in optional), a database with tables you can change, Stripe payments for a monthly plan or a one-time price, and an admin page. It already runs before you change a line.
• CLAUDE.md. The house rules Claude Code reads every time it opens your repo, so it builds on what's there instead of starting over.
• The 7-day prompt sequence. One file per day, in order: the prompts to paste, what to check before you move on and what to do when something goes wrong.
• The anti-slop design prompt. So your app doesn't look like every other AI-made app: purple gradients, emoji headers, the same rounded cards.
• The Launch Checklist. Domain, live payments, sign-in e-mails, backups, legal pages. Tick it before you send the link to anyone.

Your 7 days, as a commit log

1. day 1the idea. The Starter running on your laptop, and one page about your app.
2. day 2the scope. What version 1 does, and the list of what waits.
3. day 3the screens. Your name, your color, your landing page, and every screen sketched.
4. day 4the data. Your own tables, with the screens to add, edit and delete.
5. day 5sign-in and the plan. Real sign-in e-mails, and the line between free and paid.
6. day 6payments. Your price on your own Stripe, tested from the button to the plan change.
7. day 7launch. npm run deploy to your own Cloudflare, a test payment on the live address, and the Launch Checklist started: your domain first, then real payments.

Seven days of work, about an evening each. Some apps need more days. What you build is still yours on day 8, day 80 and day 800.

Why your own code

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