A live weekly lab where 40,000+ builders don't just watch AI — they make it, understand it, and ship it together. Free. Open to anyone.
Tutorials show you the code, not the thinking. Courses end before the tools change. And building alone at midnight is where most ideas quietly die.
Founders Lab is the fix: one live room, one real project, every Sunday — with the reasoning spoken out loud.
SO HERE'S WHAT WE DOFour things happen every Sunday. Each on its own is a YouTube video. Together, live, with 40,000 people — it's a lab.
The concept first: what the model actually does, why this architecture, what breaks.
A working project on screen, end to end. Follow live or rebuild from the recording.
The newest tools and models, the week they land — and an honest verdict on each.
Founders, students, engineers in one room. Questions answered live. People get hired.
This is the whole method, in fifteen seconds. Watch a sentence become a product.
Every one of these was built live, from a blank screen, on a Sunday. Open any of them.
One member took a project we built on a Sunday, put it in his portfolio, and walked into a ₹20 lakh-a-year job.
I rebuilt the project after the session, showed it in my interview, and explained every decision because I'd watched it being made. That's what got me the offer.
Most people watch AI happen.I wanted a room where people make it happen —and understand why it works.
Nitish founded Essane at 19 and has spent the last five years building systems that bring clarity to complex operations. Today, at 24, he leads enterprise technology transformations by day — and every Sunday he sits down with 40,000 people and builds something from a blank screen.
Founders Lab is that second job made public. He picks one idea, builds it live, and stops to explain every decision — the model, the tooling, the trade-offs — because the goal was never just the project. It's that you leave understanding it.
Here's exactly what happens the first time you show up.
What we're building tonight, who it's for, and the one concept you need first.
The model, the API, the framework — on a whiteboard before a single line of code.
Live coding from an empty folder to a working demo. Mistakes included; that's the learning.
Ask anything — the model, the code, your own idea. Nothing goes unanswered.
One line is enough. Every week Nitish pulls one from the jar and builds it live, from a blank screen, in front of everyone. Yours could be next.
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No sign-up wall, no fee, no prerequisites. Just show up at 7 PM with an idea — or just your laptop.
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