I already have a product or software idea.
Bring it. We'll pressure-test it, sharpen it, and build it.
KLYENT AI Builder Accelerator
Build something worth using.
Come with an idea, a business problem, or simply the drive to build something valuable. We'll figure out what is worth building, then build it.
- $2,500 standard tuition
- 6 consecutive weeks
- Thursday + Friday weekly
- 6 participants maximum
- 2622 S 162nd Street, New Berlin, WI 53151
- Application required
You don't leave with a certificate. You leave with something that works.
How the Accelerator works
Advanced training. Completed build.
The Accelerator is training: a deeper, more advanced version of the AI-assisted building process, taught while you complete a real build. No software, coding, or prior AI-building experience is required; we teach the tools and the process here.
Participants learn the technical and business concepts because their actual build requires them. Architecture, data, integrations, automation, payments, and deployment: each concept arrives exactly when your build needs it. The build drives the learning.
Where you start
Start wherever you actually are.
Have an idea? Bring it. Have a problem? Bring it. Don't know what to build yet? We'll help you find something worth building. Then we build.
I see a real problem inside my business.
Bring it. Real operational pain is often the best raw material for a build.
My employer has an internal problem worth solving.
Bring it. Employer-sponsored internal builds are welcome here.
I want to build something valuable but need help finding the opportunity.
That search is part of the work. We'll help you identify what's worth pursuing.
I know I want to build, but I'm just not sure what yet.
You don't have to arrive with the perfect idea. We'll find something worth building, then build.
Who it's for
Built for builders.
Foundations is helpful but not required. No software, coding, or prior AI-building experience is required, and you don't need prior familiarity with the tools. We teach the process and the tooling inside the program. The application reviews the fit of your build, your seriousness, and your availability. It is not a technical skill test.
- Business owners
- Operators
- Entrepreneurs
- Employees solving internal company problems
- People who completed Foundations
- Self-taught AI builders
- People with an idea
- People without an idea but with a strong drive to build
What gets built
Real software. Real systems.
Examples of the kinds of builds that may fit the Accelerator, not guarantees. Scope is shaped during application review and refined in Week 1.
- Vertical SaaS tool
- Internal operations software
- Customer intake / routing system
- Quoting or estimating workflow
- Lead-management automation
- Scheduling or dispatch system
- Reporting / dashboard product
- Workflow automation
- Niche AI-assisted business tool
The build arc
Find it. Validate it. Build it. Ship it.
Six consecutive weeks. Thursday + Friday every week. Roughly 60 live hours of hands-on build time across 12 live training days.
Week 1
Find + Define
- Opportunity identification
- User / problem clarity
- Business context
- Product direction
Week 2
Design the Build
- Architecture
- Data model
- Product scope
- First build
Week 3
Build the Core
- Workflows
- Frontend / backend
- Data
- Integrations
- Core product behavior
Week 4
Deepen the Product
- Automation
- Payments / integrations where relevant
- Security / permissions where relevant
- Edge cases
Week 5
Make It Real
- Testing
- Real-world usability
- Hardening
- Deployment
Week 6
Ship + Continue
- Polish
- Demo / review
- Roadmap
- How to keep building after the program
Find it.
Identify an idea, business pain, workflow, or opportunity worth solving.
Validate it.
Pressure-test whether the problem matters and who benefits.
Build it.
Turn it into functioning software, automation, or a working system.
Ship it.
Get it deployed, usable, testable, and ready to continue improving.
What you leave with
You don't leave with a certificate. You leave with something that works.
Leave with a working product or system you built, plus the ability to keep improving it long after the program ends.
A Real Working Product or System
Built by you and running for real, not a demo or a slide deck.
Deeper Ability to Direct AI
You learn to lead the tools, not follow them, because your build demanded it.
Architecture & System Understanding
How frontend, backend, data, APIs, and automation fit together as one system.
Stronger Debugging Ability
Investigate failures methodically instead of guessing.
A Repeatable Build Methodology
Find it. Validate it. Build it. Ship it. This is a process you can run again on your own.
A Next-Step Roadmap
A concrete plan for continuing the build long after the program ends.
Application & fit
Every application is reviewed before acceptance.
We make sure we understand:
- Where you are starting
- What you want to accomplish
- Whether the opportunity is worth pursuing
- How to approach the build before Week 1
This protects the quality of the room: six builders, each working on something real.
The Founding cohort
Six weeks. Six seats.
Thursday + Friday every week, approx. 5 live hours per day, for 12 live training days and roughly 60 live hours. Application required.
KLYENT AI Builder Lab
2622 S 162nd Street
New Berlin, WI 53151
KLYENT AI Builder Accelerator
Founding Group
- Week 1October 1–2, 2026
- Week 2October 8–9, 2026
- Week 3October 15–16, 2026
- Week 4October 22–23, 2026
- Week 5October 29–30, 2026
- Week 6November 5–6, 2026
Not sure which group fits? My dates are flexible.
Your instructor
Ben S.
Business operator. Entrepreneur. AI-assisted software builder.
Taught by a builder, not a lecturer.
He built a seven-figure ecommerce business and learned AI-assisted software building to solve the real problems inside it, and he still builds real software today.
He works across the full stack your build will touch: architecture, databases, APIs, automation, payments, security, debugging, and deployment.
When your build hits a wall, the person helping you over it has been over that wall himself.
Tuition
Standard tuition: $2,500
Both options below become available only after your application is reviewed and accepted. Pay $2,250 in full and save $250, or reserve your accepted seat with a $500 deposit and pay the remaining $2,000 balance later.
Option A
Pay in full
$2,250
Save $250 (10% off standard tuition)
Settle the full tuition after acceptance. Done.
Option B
Reserve your accepted seat
$500 deposit
- Credited in full toward the $2,500 tuition
- Remaining balance: $2,000
- Due September 21, 2026 for the Founding Group
- Deposit is non-refundable
Payment happens only after your application is reviewed and accepted. Accepted applicants have 72 hours to complete payment before the seat may be released. See the Refund & Transfer Policy for cancellation and transfer terms.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do I need to complete Foundations first?
No. Foundations is helpful, but it is not required. The Accelerator accepts capable builders coming from different starting points. What matters is your drive to build and the opportunity in front of you.
Do I need to know exactly what I want to build?
No. You don't have to arrive with the perfect idea. Bring an idea, a business problem, or simply the drive to build something valuable. We'll figure out what is worth building, then build it.
Do I need to know how to code?
No traditional coding background is required. You'll build real software with AI-assisted tools, and you'll learn the technical concepts because your build requires them.
What kinds of projects fit the Accelerator?
Real products and systems: vertical SaaS tools, internal operations software, intake and routing systems, quoting workflows, lead-management automation, scheduling or dispatch, dashboards, workflow automation, and niche AI-assisted business tools. The common thread is that someone genuinely needs the thing to exist.
How many people are accepted?
Six participants maximum per cohort. The room stays small on purpose, so every build gets direct attention.
Where is the program held?
In person at KLYENT AI Builder Lab in New Berlin, Wisconsin. Six consecutive weeks, Thursday + Friday every week, approx. 5 live hours per day, for 12 live training days and roughly 60 live hours.
What if my company is paying?
Employer-sponsored participants are welcome, especially when the build targets a real internal problem. Reach out before applying and we'll work out the details.
What happens after I apply?
Every application is reviewed before acceptance. We make sure we understand where you are starting, what you want to accomplish, whether the opportunity is worth pursuing, and how to approach the build before Week 1.
How does payment work after acceptance?
Standard tuition is $2,500. After acceptance, you choose one of two options: pay $2,250 in full (saving $250) or reserve your seat with a $500 deposit, which applies directly toward tuition, with the remaining $2,000 due by September 21, 2026 for the Founding Group. Accepted applicants have 72 hours to complete payment before the seat may be released. The $500 deposit is non-refundable. See the Refund & Transfer Policy for cancellation and transfer terms.
Do you guarantee I'll launch a profitable software company?
No. We provide instruction, build support, technical and business guidance, and a structured environment for developing a real product or system. We do not guarantee revenue, customers, investment, or commercial success.
KLYENT AI Builder Accelerator
Ready to build something real?
Six seats. Six weeks. One real build.
Application required · 6 participants maximum