Build Apps People Actually Use
Six-month intensive program starting September 2025
We don't teach theory for theory's sake. Our program focuses on shipping real mobile apps—ones that solve actual problems for users in Bangkok and beyond. You'll work with Swift and Kotlin, but more importantly, you'll learn how to think through product decisions that matter.
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What You'll Actually Build
Most coding bootcamps have you clone existing apps. We think that's backwards. Our students spend their final three months building something new—an app concept they pitch, design, and develop from scratch.
Past projects include a delivery coordination tool for Bangkok's street food vendors and a scheduling app for freelance translators. Nothing revolutionary, but all genuinely useful.
- Three functional apps in your portfolio by graduation
- Experience with both iOS and Android platforms
- Real user feedback sessions during development
- Code reviews from developers who've shipped commercial apps
How the Six Months Break Down
We meet three evenings per week plus Saturday mornings. Expect to spend another 15-20 hours weekly on projects and reading. It's demanding, but you'll have support throughout.
Months 1-2: Foundations
Swift basics, UIKit, Android Studio setup, Kotlin syntax. You'll build simple single-screen apps and learn how mobile UI actually works. Less exciting than it sounds, but crucial.
Months 3-4: Real Features
API integration, data persistence, navigation patterns. This is where things click. You'll add features users expect—notifications, settings, offline functionality.
Months 5-6: Ship It
Your capstone project. We help you scope something achievable, then you build it. Testing, debugging, App Store submission. The messy reality of shipping software.
Design Thinking
Woven throughout the program. How to talk to users, prioritize features, design interfaces that don't confuse people. Non-technical skills that matter more than most realize.
Code Quality
Writing code others can read. Version control with Git. Basic testing. Architecture patterns. The difference between code that works and code you can maintain.
Career Prep
Portfolio reviews, technical interview practice, freelance basics for Thailand's market. We can't promise you a job, but we'll help you present your work professionally.
Who Teaches This Program
Antti Salminen
iOS Lead
Spent eight years building travel apps before moving to Bangkok. Prefers SwiftUI but teaches UIKit because you'll encounter it everywhere.
Petra Kovač
Android Specialist
Former fintech developer who now freelances for Thai startups. Knows Kotlin inside out and teaches practical architecture patterns.
Siobhan Rafferty
UX Instructor
Designs apps for e-commerce clients across Southeast Asia. Teaches user research and interface design with a focus on mobile-first markets.
Dagmar Lindström
Technical Mentor
Handles code reviews and one-on-one debugging sessions. Has worked on apps with millions of downloads and knows where beginners typically struggle.
Program Investment
We keep cohorts small—maximum 16 students—so pricing reflects the intensive mentorship model. Payment plans available through our Bangkok office.
Full Program
฿185,000 THB
Complete six-month curriculum with unlimited access to instructors and course materials for one year after graduation.
- 72 classroom sessions (216 hours total)
- Individual code review sessions
- Career preparation workshops
- Alumni network access
- Lifetime access to updated course materials
Summer 2025 Discount
฿165,000 THB
Same complete program at reduced rate for applications received before June 30, 2025. Limited to first 12 enrollments for September cohort.
- All Full Program benefits included
- Priority scheduling for mentor sessions
- Bonus workshop on freelancing in Thailand
- ฿20,000 savings off regular price
- Flexible payment schedule available
Is This Program Right for You?
Honest answer: maybe not. If you're looking for guaranteed employment or a quick career change, we're probably not the best fit. Our graduates have gone on to junior dev roles, freelance work, and some have launched their own app ideas—but results vary widely.
This works best for people who already know they want to build apps and need structured guidance to get there. You should be comfortable with self-directed learning and okay with the inevitable frustration of debugging.
We require a basic programming assessment (any language) before acceptance. Not because we're selective, but because starting from absolute zero makes six months unrealistic.
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