Cohort
01
AI Anatomy
You can design the product. Now build it, with real code and real data, and put it on the internet. Eight weeks of live sessions and 100 daily builds, with two instructors who ship their own products.
Coming Soon
10 of 150 seats remaining
8 weeks
Duration
Starts
₹35,000
Investment
Cohort
01
AI Anatomy
You can design the product. Now build it, with real code and real data, and put it on the internet. Eight weeks of live sessions and 100 daily builds, with two instructors who ship their own products.
Coming Soon
10 of 150 seats remaining
8 weeks
Duration
Starts
₹35,000
Investment
Cohort
01
AI Anatomy
You can design the product. Now build it, with real code and real data, and put it on the internet. Eight weeks of live sessions and 100 daily builds, with two instructors who ship their own products.
Coming Soon
10 of 150 seats remaining
8 weeks
Duration
Starts
₹35,000
Investment
Write Secure Code
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AI Coding Agents
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Design System in Code
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Supabase
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Vercel
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iOS + Android
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Claude API
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Ship to a Live URL
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Demo Day
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100 Daily Builds
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Is this curriculum for you?
Do you also think like this?
BEGINNER
“I can get AI to generate a screen. The moment it needs a database, I’m stuck.”
You’ll connect the product you choose in week 1 to a real database and sign-in, and learn to read the error instead of pasting it back and hoping.
1 YEAR
“I’ve got a Figma file full of ideas. Not one of them has a URL.”
You’ll pick one, cut it down to a first version, and ship it to a link you can send anyone, then keep improving it through the 100 builds.
3 YEARS
“Every idea I have needs a developer’s sprint. Most never get one.”
You’ll build the first working version yourself, in real code, and walk into the engineering conversation holding something that runs.
5 YEARS
“I can see exactly what it should be. I just can’t make it.”
You’ll keep the judgment you’ve spent years earning and add the hands: direct AI agents, review what they build, and ship it.
Is this curriculum for you?
Do you also think like this?
BEGINNER
“I can get AI to generate a screen. The moment it needs a database, I’m stuck.”
You’ll connect the product you choose in week 1 to a real database and sign-in, and learn to read the error instead of pasting it back and hoping.
1 YEAR
“I’ve got a Figma file full of ideas. Not one of them has a URL.”
You’ll pick one, cut it down to a first version, and ship it to a link you can send anyone, then keep improving it through the 100 builds.
3 YEARS
“Every idea I have needs a developer’s sprint. Most never get one.”
You’ll build the first working version yourself, in real code, and walk into the engineering conversation holding something that runs.
5 YEARS
“I can see exactly what it should be. I just can’t make it.”
You’ll keep the judgment you’ve spent years earning and add the hands: direct AI agents, review what they build, and ship it.
Is this curriculum for you?
Do you also think like this?
BEGINNER
“I can get AI to generate a screen. The moment it needs a database, I’m stuck.”
You’ll connect the product you choose in week 1 to a real database and sign-in, and learn to read the error instead of pasting it back and hoping.
1 YEAR
“I’ve got a Figma file full of ideas. Not one of them has a URL.”
You’ll pick one, cut it down to a first version, and ship it to a link you can send anyone, then keep improving it through the 100 builds.
3 YEARS
“Every idea I have needs a developer’s sprint. Most never get one.”
You’ll build the first working version yourself, in real code, and walk into the engineering conversation holding something that runs.
5 YEARS
“I can see exactly what it should be. I just can’t make it.”
You’ll keep the judgment you’ve spent years earning and add the hands: direct AI agents, review what they build, and ship it.
When you can design,
What stops you from deploying?
Most designers stall in the same four places
01
Use AI as an Assistant, Not an Agent
You use AI to you faster at the job, But Design Engineers provide AI with goals to execute.
02
A Good Screen Isn’t a Shipped Product
There’s no database, no login and no live URL yet. Getting from a screen that looks right to something deployed is where most designers stall, and the code is only part of it.
03
You Stop at the Handoff
You found the problem and designed the answer. Then it went into someone else’s sprint and became someone else’s product. Every handoff costs you a little ownership.
04
You Don’t Need More Content. You Need an Order.
Everything is on YouTube, and that’s the problem. Without a sequence, you collect tutorials for months and never assemble them into something that ships.
When you can design,
What stops you from deploying?
Most designers stall in the same four places
01
Use AI as an Assistant, Not an Agent
You use AI to you faster at the job, But Design Engineers provide AI with goals to execute.
02
A Good Screen Isn’t a Shipped Product
There’s no database, no login and no live URL yet. Getting from a screen that looks right to something deployed is where most designers stall, and the code is only part of it.
03
You Stop at the Handoff
You found the problem and designed the answer. Then it went into someone else’s sprint and became someone else’s product. Every handoff costs you a little ownership.
04
You Don’t Need More Content. You Need an Order.
Everything is on YouTube, and that’s the problem. Without a sequence, you collect tutorials for months and never assemble them into something that ships.
When you can design,
What stops you from deploying?
Most designers stall in the same four places
01
Use AI as an Assistant, Not an Agent
You use AI to you faster at the job, But Design Engineers provide AI with goals to execute.
02
A Good Screen Isn’t a Shipped Product
There’s no database, no login and no live URL yet. Getting from a screen that looks right to something deployed is where most designers stall, and the code is only part of it.
03
You Stop at the Handoff
You found the problem and designed the answer. Then it went into someone else’s sprint and became someone else’s product. Every handoff costs you a little ownership.
04
You Don’t Need More Content. You Need an Order.
Everything is on YouTube, and that’s the problem. Without a sequence, you collect tutorials for months and never assemble them into something that ships.
Ship products
people would actually pay for.
Week 01–02
Ship early, then shape your product
You ship something in week one, choose the product you’ll carry through the course, and set the visual rules and spec before you build a feature. The 100 daily builds start with the kickoff on Mon 16 Nov.
Kickoff and live setup clinic
Claude 101
Ship and deploy your portfolio using Github and Vercel
Design system in code
Week 03–04
Build the product
Backend, motion, mobile and AI features, with a critique at the halfway point. Week 5 is the last week of the Pro track.
Backend with Supabase: database, sign-in and APIs
Interaction and motion craft: loading, empty and error states
iOS + Android app (two live days)
Adding AI to your product with the Claude API
Mid-build critique against the shared rubric
Elite Members: Reading and fixing what AI writes
Elite Members: Weekly feedback on your product,
Week 05–06
Make it real and ready to launch
You test with real users, prepare for real traffic, add payments, and then launch.
Production readiness and security
Polish pass with visual QA
Accessibility checklist
Distribution and launch
Teach AI your taste
Ship within existing codebase
Week 07-08
Show it ( Elite Member Only)
The final week is a critique, a live presentation and the start of your design engineering story. The 100 builds keep running for everyone: days 1–54 end on Fri 8 Jan, days 55–100 continue in the community until Tue 23 Feb 2027.
Final critique
Demo day: present your live product to the cohort and invited founders and hiring teams
Design Engineer Career Roadmap
Weekly 1-on-1 Mentorship
Ship products
people would actually pay for.
Week 01–02
Ship early, then shape your product
You ship something in week one, choose the product you’ll carry through the course, and set the visual rules and spec before you build a feature. The 100 daily builds start with the kickoff on Mon 16 Nov.
Kickoff and live setup clinic
Claude 101
Ship and deploy your portfolio using Github and Vercel
Design system in code
Week 03–04
Build the product
Backend, motion, mobile and AI features, with a critique at the halfway point. Week 5 is the last week of the Pro track.
Backend with Supabase: database, sign-in and APIs
Interaction and motion craft: loading, empty and error states
iOS + Android app (two live days)
Adding AI to your product with the Claude API
Mid-build critique against the shared rubric
Elite Members: Reading and fixing what AI writes
Elite Members: Weekly feedback on your product,
Week 05–06
Make it real and ready to launch
You test with real users, prepare for real traffic, add payments, and then launch.
Production readiness and security
Polish pass with visual QA
Accessibility checklist
Distribution and launch
Teach AI your taste
Ship within existing codebase
Week 07-08
Show it ( Elite Member Only)
The final week is a critique, a live presentation and the start of your design engineering story. The 100 builds keep running for everyone: days 1–54 end on Fri 8 Jan, days 55–100 continue in the community until Tue 23 Feb 2027.
Final critique
Demo day: present your live product to the cohort and invited founders and hiring teams
Design Engineer Career Roadmap
Weekly 1-on-1 Mentorship
Ship products
people would actually pay for.
Week 01–02
Ship early, then shape your product
You ship something in week one, choose the product you’ll carry through the course, and set the visual rules and spec before you build a feature. The 100 daily builds start with the kickoff on Mon 16 Nov.
Kickoff and live setup clinic
Claude 101
Ship and deploy your portfolio using Github and Vercel
Design system in code
Week 03–04
Build the product
Backend, motion, mobile and AI features, with a critique at the halfway point. Week 5 is the last week of the Pro track.
Backend with Supabase: database, sign-in and APIs
Interaction and motion craft: loading, empty and error states
iOS + Android app (two live days)
Adding AI to your product with the Claude API
Mid-build critique against the shared rubric
Elite Members: Reading and fixing what AI writes
Elite Members: Weekly feedback on your product,
Week 05–06
Make it real and ready to launch
You test with real users, prepare for real traffic, add payments, and then launch.
Production readiness and security
Polish pass with visual QA
Accessibility checklist
Distribution and launch
Teach AI your taste
Ship within existing codebase
Week 07-08
Show it ( Elite Member Only)
The final week is a critique, a live presentation and the start of your design engineering story. The 100 builds keep running for everyone: days 1–54 end on Fri 8 Jan, days 55–100 continue in the community until Tue 23 Feb 2027.
Final critique
Demo day: present your live product to the cohort and invited founders and hiring teams
Design Engineer Career Roadmap
Weekly 1-on-1 Mentorship
The mentors you want to learn from are already
in this room.
Every cohort brings in actively working designers and leaders from the companies you aspire to join.
Instructor
Rajat Patel
Founder, Molades
Instructor
Manav Madaan
Lead Designer, Molades
Instructor
Shai Krishna
Founde, DesignFolio | Staff Designer
Instructor
Payal Rodrigues
Design Director, Molades
The mentors you want to learn from are already
in this room.
Every cohort brings in actively working designers and leaders from the companies you aspire to join.
Instructor
Rajat Patel
Founder, Molades | Ex-Design Manager, Zepto
Instructor
Payal Rodrigues
Design Director, Molades | Ex-Princial Designer, Gojek • Data Sutram
Instructor
Manav Madaan
Lead Designer, Molades | Ex-Senior Designer, Tickertape • AlgoTest
Instructor
Shai Krishna
Founder, DesignFolio | Ex-Staff Designer, ServiceNow • FreshWorks
The mentors you want to learn from are already
in this room.
Every cohort brings in actively working designers and leaders from the companies you aspire to join.
Instructor
Rajat Patel
Founder, Molades | Ex-Design Manager, Zepto
Founded Molades. Teaches the thinking behind design that survives interviews and real teams.
Instructor
Payal Rodrigues
Design Director, Molades | Ex-Princial Designer, Gojek • Data Sutram
Product leader at Dell. Shares how design and business decisions meet.
Instructor
Manav Madaan
Lead Designer, Molades | Ex-Senior Designer, Tickertape • AlgoTest
Leads product design at Molades. Helps you frame problems and defend decisions clearly.
Instructor
Shai Krishna
Founder, DesignFolio | Ex-Staff Designer, ServiceNow • FreshWorks
Product leader at Dell. Shares how design and business decisions meet.
Choose Your Enrollment
Choose Your Enrollment
Anatomy Pro
5 Weeks
Popular
Anatomy Pro
5 Weeks
Popular
Anatomy Elite
8 Weeks
Contact for Elite Pass
20 seats
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this for, and who is it not for?
It’s for product designers who can design products but depend on a developer to ship them. It’s not for you if you want a list of AI tools and copy-paste prompts, expect AI to do everything while you understand nothing, or want to become an expert developer in eight weeks.
I don’t know how to code. Can I still do this?
Yes. You need 1 to 2 years of product design (or PM-level product knowledge), a portfolio, and the willingness to learn how code works. AI agents write much of it. You learn to read it, direct it and fix it when it fails.
What will I actually build?
A live product: real code, connected to real data, on the internet. Every committed student works toward presenting it at demo day. The exact outcome depends on the work you put in each week.
How much time does it take?
About six hours of live sessions a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday), plus 30 minutes a day on the daily build. Recorded lessons you watch in your own time.
Can’t I learn all this for free?
Mostly, yes. Most people who try still don’t ship. You’re paying for the order to learn things in, projects that build on each other, and people building alongside you.
How is this different from Product Anatomy?
Product Anatomy builds your judgment: what’s worth building. AI Anatomy expands what you can do with that judgment, so you can build, ship and improve the product yourself. You can take either, or both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this for, and who is it not for?
It’s for product designers who can design products but depend on a developer to ship them. It’s not for you if you want a list of AI tools and copy-paste prompts, expect AI to do everything while you understand nothing, or want to become an expert developer in eight weeks.
I don’t know how to code. Can I still do this?
Yes. You need 1 to 2 years of product design (or PM-level product knowledge), a portfolio, and the willingness to learn how code works. AI agents write much of it. You learn to read it, direct it and fix it when it fails.
What will I actually build?
A live product: real code, connected to real data, on the internet. Every committed student works toward presenting it at demo day. The exact outcome depends on the work you put in each week.
How much time does it take?
About six hours of live sessions a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday), plus 30 minutes a day on the daily build. Recorded lessons you watch in your own time.
Can’t I learn all this for free?
Mostly, yes. Most people who try still don’t ship. You’re paying for the order to learn things in, projects that build on each other, and people building alongside you.
How is this different from Product Anatomy?
Product Anatomy builds your judgment: what’s worth building. AI Anatomy expands what you can do with that judgment, so you can build, ship and improve the product yourself. You can take either, or both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this for, and who is it not for?
It’s for product designers who can design products but depend on a developer to ship them. It’s not for you if you want a list of AI tools and copy-paste prompts, expect AI to do everything while you understand nothing, or want to become an expert developer in eight weeks.
I don’t know how to code. Can I still do this?
Yes. You need 1 to 2 years of product design (or PM-level product knowledge), a portfolio, and the willingness to learn how code works. AI agents write much of it. You learn to read it, direct it and fix it when it fails.
What will I actually build?
A live product: real code, connected to real data, on the internet. Every committed student works toward presenting it at demo day. The exact outcome depends on the work you put in each week.
How much time does it take?
About six hours of live sessions a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday), plus 30 minutes a day on the daily build. Recorded lessons you watch in your own time.
Can’t I learn all this for free?
Mostly, yes. Most people who try still don’t ship. You’re paying for the order to learn things in, projects that build on each other, and people building alongside you.
How is this different from Product Anatomy?
Product Anatomy builds your judgment: what’s worth building. AI Anatomy expands what you can do with that judgment, so you can build, ship and improve the product yourself. You can take either, or both.
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