// services & pricing
No contracts · No ticket queues · No talking down to you
Product 01
Online courses are great teachers — until you hit a wall and there's nobody there. The Learning Lab is the missing piece: live, guided sessions where you work through structured training with a real expert in the room. Bring your own course or choose from our curated list.
per student · No contracts
Product 02
One hour per week of direct, one-on-one time with Keith. Bring whatever you're working on — a broken build, an architecture question, an AI workflow that isn't behaving. This is a real working session, not a support ticket.
per student · rolling enrollment
// how it works
You bring a quality online course you want to work through — or we recommend one that fits your goals. Everyone works through their own course at their own pace.
Twice a week you join a live video session. You work through the course material — watching lessons, writing code, following exercises — while Keith and other studentsare in the room.
When you get stuck — and you will — Keith jumps in. Bug fixed, concept re-explained, different approach tried. You don't spiral or get stuck. You keep moving.
Keep working on your own. Drop into office hours for quick questions. Come back to the next session ready to go further.
Online course completion rates hover around 15%. Not because the content is bad — because there's nobody there when you get stuck at 11pm. The Learning Lab fixes that.
You pick a recurring time slot that works for you. Same time each week — so it's in the calendar and you can come prepared, not scrambling.
Come with a bug, a decision, a plan, a mess. There's no wrong answer. If you show up and realize you just need to think out loud, that's what the session is for.
Screen share, dig in, fix the thing. Keith doesn't just tell you the answer — you understand why it broke and how to avoid it next time. The goal is you needing less help over time, not more.
Keep building. Use office hours for anything quick. Most students find they move significantly faster in the weeks after a session because they're unblocked and thinking more clearly.
Your problems are specific to your project, your stack, and your mental model. Generic answers from forums and AI tools get you 80% there. That last 20% needs someone who can actually look at what you built.
// included with both programs
// is this worth it?
// do both
Save $125/month · Best for serious upskilling
Work through structured training in the Lab while also having direct 1:1 time to apply what you're learning to your actual projects. The two programs reinforce each other in ways that are hard to replicate otherwise.
Apply for Both// questions
For Tech Support: no. If you're building something with AI tools and hitting walls, that's the whole point. You don't need to speak developer — you need to show me what's broken.
For The Learning Lab: you should be actively learning to code or upskilling an existing foundation. It's not a beginner intro class — it's support for people already in motion.
Life happens. Tech Support sessions can be rescheduled with 24 hours notice. Lab sessions run on a fixed schedule — if you miss one, the office hours and async check-ins help bridge the gap. Consistent attendance is what gets results, so if you know a month will be hectic, it's better to wait for the next cohort.
No long-term contract. Tech Support is month-to-month with 15 days notice to cancel — enough time to wrap things up properly. The Learning Lab runs in cohorts; you commit to the cohort length (typically 8–12 weeks) because dropping mid-cohort affects the whole group.
Some students come with a course they purchased but haven't beenable to complete. Others are looking for a structured way to learn a new skill. We'll help you find a course that fits your goals.
Because the value is in the attention. Tech Support is capped so your weekly hour doesn't become a rushed 20-minute slot. The Learning Lab is capped so the room stays small enough that every question gets a real answer. When it's full, it's full — there's a waitlist.
Yes — and there's a bundle discount. See above. It works particularly well if you're in the Lab building foundational skills and want the 1:1 time to apply what you're learning to your own project in parallel. The two reinforce each other in ways that are hard to replicate otherwise.
// ready when you are
Send an email. Tell me what you're building and what's blocking you.
We'll figure out which program fits — or whether it's the right fit at all.