A living workshop for solo devs building their own studio: products, agent teams, and the systems that build and run it.
Go past prompting and grow your studio piece by piece with practical videos, shared Notion systems, and the work I share in my Slack office. Bring your own projects, shape your own agent team, and evolve with the crew as we keep building.
Go past prompting: build the agent teams and systems that ship your products and run your studio.
Practical videos, shared Notion systems, and the work I share in my Slack office. Bring your own projects, shape your own agent team, and evolve with the crew as we keep building.
Follow five learning paths across AI development, agent systems, Apple products, studio operations, and product marketing, or jump into the part of your studio that needs work now.
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Every member enters the Slack office to bring the products and studio they’re building into the conversation. Build alongside solo developers, invited guests, and agent specialists while the decisions, experiments, and progress of a working studio unfold around you.
Every member gets a place inside this office. Bring the products, agents, and workflows you’re building, introduce yourself, ask questions, share progress, and take your challenges into the rooms that fit your work. Follow what is happening across the studio while giving the crew something of your own to respond to, improve, and celebrate.
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These aren’t bots dropped into a channel. Each specialist has a role, responsibilities, tools, and work that connects with the rest of the studio. Follow how I brief them, coordinate their handoffs, and review the results, then ask questions, compare the approach with your own setup, and bring your agent experiments into the conversation.
Follow the actual conversations behind the work, including the questions, decisions, corrections, failed approaches, and handoffs that rarely make it into a polished tutorial. Then step into the discussion: ask why something changed, test the lesson in your own studio, and bring what happened back to the office for the crew to learn from.
Bring what you’re making and meet members building products, agent teams, and studio systems of their own. Exchange honest feedback, compare approaches, help unblock one another, and share what finally shipped. Invited guests add new experience and perspectives, but members are what turn the Slack office into a living workshop.
Crafter Pass is limited to 100 members by design. You join the Crafter’s Lab Notion workspace as a member, with full access to The Foundry, Swift Brain and Ops Lab. Find knowledge you can use, explore how real product work is organised, and ask questions alongside the decisions and material that sparked them. Bring the offered knowledge, skills and working patterns into your own studio.
The Foundry is where ideas become Crafter Apps products. Projects, briefs, tasks, documentation, feedback, screenshots, marketing assets, and app previews stay connected, so every decision travels with the work. You are not browsing isolated templates. You can follow how the factory moves from idea to release, understand why the system is shaped this way, and adapt the parts that fit your own studio.
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Each product has a central place that brings together its purpose, current status, priorities, key documents, feedback, and next actions. See how the dashboard gives the whole Crafter Apps portfolio a clear shape without losing the detail inside each build, then use that model to create a calmer command center for your own studio.
The task system is not a detached to-do list. Work stays connected to its project, carries the context an agent or collaborator needs, and moves visibly from planning through building and review. Follow how real Crafter Apps work is broken down, handed off to agents, checked, and brought back into the product.
Briefs, session notes, decisions, and documentation preserve the “why” behind the work, not only the final answer. See how context survives between me, my agent specialists, and future sessions, so a project can keep moving without repeatedly reconstructing its history. Use the same principle to make your own studio easier to resume, delegate, and improve.
The Foundry’s real value is in the relationships: projects connect to tasks, documents, feedback, screenshots, and releases instead of living in separate piles. Explore the databases and views that make those connections visible, then decide which relationships your own studio needs rather than copying a system blindly.
The dashboard brings the Lab together: lessons for building your studio, drawn from real work, the Slack conversations worth keeping, what’s happening next, and access to the Notion Teamspaces included in your pass.
The resources connect to real studio work: a product being shaped, a workflow being tested, an agent setup being improved, a problem uncovered while building, or a new capability worth understanding. Explore the videos, guides, code, agent workflows, and project files behind that work, and see what each approach could make possible in your own studio.
The video gives you the walkthrough, but the dashboard keeps the useful context around it. Return to the notes, links, decisions, and available project files when you are ready to try the approach in your own studio, instead of having to reconstruct the lesson from memory.
Slack is where the Lab feels alive, but valuable moments can quickly disappear into the scroll. Crew Log brings selected resource introductions and discussions into the dashboard, so you can catch up, recover the context, and rejoin the conversation without needing to be online at exactly the right moment.
The calendar makes the Lab feel like an ongoing workshop rather than a static content library. Workshop Hour, upcoming resources, and recent releases stay visible, so you can see what is happening now, what is coming next, and where you want to take part.
Crafter members can move directly from the dashboard into The Foundry, Swift Brain, and Ops Lab. Explore how real products move through the factory, draw from years of Swift knowledge, and study the specialist instructions, skills, and blueprints behind the agent team, then adapt what fits your own studio—without hunting through separate tools and links.
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Every pass supports the Lab and helps me keep building it for the people inside it.
Same access as Crafter. Different commitment.
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Crafter Mentorship is my private program for solo devs who already ship. Coding with AI is the first step. Together we build the system around it, so your studio carries the work and the decisions stay yours.
Only 2 Mentees at a time, by design.
Your private channel for our conversation. Bring the work and your questions, and I reply with a candid review.
Mentee’s Cockpit, your private Notion workspace, where you, I, and my AI agents work on your studio. It keeps your decisions, priorities, and studio work connected.
