Question 1

What is O. Reg. 476/24 and do I need an Ontario-compliant ATS?

Accepted Answer

O. Reg. 476/24 is Ontario's new Employment Standards Act regulation effective January 1, 2026. If you hire in Ontario, you need to: notify applicants within 45 days, disclose salary ranges (max $50,000 spread), declare AI usage in bilingual notices, avoid Canadian experience requirements, and retain records for 3 years. Non-compliance risks ESA penalties. Our ATS handles all of this automatically.

Question 2

Why buy tools instead of subscribing to SaaS?

Accepted Answer

After 3 years of $500/month SaaS, you've paid $18,000 and own nothing. Cancel and you lose everything. Our tools are one-time purchase ($4,500-$15,000)—you own the code forever. Deploy to your own infrastructure. No vendor lock-in. No price increases. No feature gates.

Question 3

What's included in a custom build?

Accepted Answer

Fixed price quote within 48 hours. Working prototype in 1-2 weeks. Deployed to your infrastructure. You own every line of code. 30 days of included support. No surprises—we don't disappear after delivery. Custom builds typically run $5,000-$30,000 depending on complexity.

Question 4

Can I see what you've built?

Accepted Answer

Yes. VerifiedNode (58,000+ contractor records) and Lemonbrand ATS (Ontario-compliant hiring) are both products we built and operate ourselves. We use the same methods for client work. Check /tools to see our available products.

Question 5

What if I don't know where to start?

Accepted Answer

Start with the Sprint. Day 1 helps you pick YOUR project—something you actually want to build. The cohort and daily structure keep you moving. By Day 7, you'll have shipped something real.

Question 6

Do I need technical skills?

Accepted Answer

No. The skill isn't coding—it's communication. If you can explain what you want clearly in English, you can learn to build with AI. That's the whole point of the Sprint.

Question 7

How long until I can build something?

Accepted Answer

The Sprint is 7 days. Most people have working code by Day 3. By Day 7, you ship a complete tool. The 8-Week goes deeper—databases, auth, APIs—but you're building real things the whole way.

Question 8

Can I try before I pay?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Days 0-1 of the Sprint are completely free. You'll set up Claude Code, pick your project, and use Claude as a thinking partner to scope your MVP. If you like what you see, $297 unlocks Days 2-7 where you actually build and ship.

Question 9

What's the difference between Sprint and 8-Week?

Accepted Answer

The Sprint is 7 days, one project—prove you can build something. The 8-Week goes deeper: databases, authentication, APIs, deployment. Multiple projects. You build the skill permanently.

Question 10

What kinds of things can I build?

Accepted Answer

Personal tools (recipe trackers, workout logs), work automation (dashboards, document processing), business products (client portals, internal tools). Sprint participants have built everything from proposal generators to gym management systems.

Question 11

What happens after I finish?

Accepted Answer

You own everything you build. The skill is yours. Some people stop there—one tool was all they needed. Some go deeper with the 8-Week. Some join the Builder's Club to keep building with a community.

Question 12

Is this a cohort or self-paced?

Accepted Answer

The Sprint is cohort-based—7 days with a group, daily trainings, Discord channel, Ship Day at the end. The structure and accountability help people actually finish.

Question 13

What do I build during the free days?

Accepted Answer

Day 0: Install your tools (Cursor or Claude Code), set up billing, pick YOUR project idea. Day 1: No code—you'll scope your MVP using Claude as a thinking partner, generate a project-scope.md, and surface problems before you start building.

Question 14

What tools do I need for the Sprint?

Accepted Answer

You need either Cursor ($20/mo visual IDE) or Claude Code via Claude Pro ($20/mo). You'll also need a text editor and a free GitHub account. Day 0 walks you through the complete setup—everything is covered in the training.

Question 15

How does the Sprint credit work?

Accepted Answer

Complete all 7 days of the Sprint and your $297 becomes credit toward the 8-Week program. It's valid for 12 months and applies to any tier.

Question 16

What are the 8-Week tiers?

Accepted Answer

Foundation ($997): The curriculum and community. Accelerator ($2,497): Adds 1-on-1 calls and project review. Intensive ($4,997): Maximum support with direct Slack access and code review on demand.

Question 17

Can I just start with the Sprint?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Most people do. The Sprint is designed to be valuable on its own—you ship something real. If you want to go deeper afterward, the 8-Week is there.

Question 18

What if I get stuck?

Accepted Answer

You're not alone. The Sprint has a Discord cohort channel and daily check-ins. The 8-Week has weekly office hours and priority support on higher tiers. Help is built into the structure.

Question 19

What if I can't finish in 7 days?

Accepted Answer

You keep access to all the training materials after the cohort ends. You can complete the Sprint at your own pace—there's no expiration. The 7-day structure is a guide, not a hard deadline.

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