Never written code? Take your app idea all the way to production.

The lessons were recorded for developers, on a React Native app, so you will see code on screen. You don't have to write it or understand all of it. You're there to learn how to direct Claude Code: how to plan, check its work and stay safe. The Production Playbook is written for first-timers and starts with setup.

Watch lesson 1 free first. If it's not for you, don't buy: all sales are final.

Not to start. Claude Code runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and Expo's cloud service can build iOS apps for you. You can test on an iPhone through TestFlight. To publish on iOS you still need the Apple Developer Program at $99 a year. Android is the cheaper start, at $25 once.

You need a paid Claude plan or an Anthropic API account, paid to Anthropic. To publish: Google Play at $25 once, and the Apple Developer Program at $99 a year. Expo, Supabase and RevenueCat have free plans to start with, and RevenueCat is free up to $2,500 of monthly revenue.

Paste the error into Claude Code and ask it to explain in plain words. The kit also has /explain-crash for crash logs. For questions about the lessons, use the private chat room for buyers.

Store review looks at the app itself. Apple's guidelines push back on apps that feel like a repackaged website or copy what's already out there, and both stores have strict privacy rules. So build something specific, and prepare your review notes and privacy answers.

Rejections happen. Read the reason, fix it and resubmit. The Production Playbook covers this.

Safe and ready for real users and real money. We check 10 gates: keys and secrets, accounts and data rules, payments, crash reporting, errors and bad networks, AI and API cost limits, real-device testing, privacy and permissions, store listing and review, and updates and rollback.

The Production Playbook covers each gate, with prompts to paste and a way to check the result yourself. It's a strong checklist, not a guarantee: you're still responsible for what you publish, and apps that handle health, money or children's data need expert review.

A PDF in module 7, written in plain language. It takes a Claude Code app from prototype to the stores through the 10 gates: what can go wrong, what to paste into Claude Code, and how to check the result. It also has setup steps for people who have never used a terminal.

It depends on the app and your hours, so we won't promise a number. Each idea is labeled by build size. Allow time for the stores too: new personal Google Play accounts need a 14-day closed test, and store review takes extra time.

Some do. Petmeetly, an app we vibe coded, earns more than $3,000 a month. But most new apps earn far less, and many earn nothing. Treat the figure as a target to plan around, and use the calculator to see what it takes. This course teaches the build and the launch. It can't promise a result.

Not really, at least not at first. Building, testing and finding users is real work, and a live app still needs updates, support and marketing. A stable app can take less of your time later, but don't plan on it running itself.

The course unlocks right after payment, and the next page shows the login steps. Log in at TagMango with the same phone number or email you paid with, and you'll find the course under Courses. We also email you the steps.

Yes. Claude Code needs either a paid Claude plan (such as Pro or Max) or an Anthropic API account with billing set up. That cost is separate from this course and is paid to Anthropic, not to us.

The 24 lessons come from Neetu's Claude Code series for mobile developers. Here they're organised into 7 modules and play ad-free inside TagMango. What you only get by buying: the Mobile Dev Kit, the cheat sheet, the build plans, the Production Playbook, a certificate of completion and the private chat room for buyers.

A shortlist from our research on new iOS and Android apps, there to give you something real to build while you learn. Anyone can search the ideas on our site. Module 7 of the course adds a build plan for all 100 (MVP scope, suggested stack and a ready-to-paste Claude Code prompt, as a PDF and a spreadsheet), plus the App Ideas Playbook: full guides for 15 of them, with ways to stand out, risks to watch and a go or no-go check. It is not a promise of income: most new apps earn little, and our market signals are our own judgment, which can go out of date.

Yes. You get a certificate of completion when you finish the course on TagMango. It shows you completed this course. It is not a certification from Anthropic.

Lifetime access: watch at your own pace and rewatch any lesson for as long as the course is on TagMango. The kit files you download are yours to keep.

All sales are final, because the Mobile Dev Kit can be downloaded the moment you buy. That's why lesson 1 and the full syllabus are public: watch the preview and read every lesson title before you pay.

If you were charged twice, or paid but can't get into the course, email us and we'll sort it out. Details are in the refund policy.

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No. It's an independent course by Neetu Sharma, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.

Email appyseaofficial@gmail.com and include the phone number or email you used to pay. For questions about the lessons, use the private chat room for buyers on TagMango. More on the contact page.