Launch, Growth & Your Career
Get it in front of people, tell the difference between a win and noise, and turn everything you have built into a job.
The assistant you built in Level 05 works. Sona now has to put it in front of 60,000 people without breaking the ones who already pay, and you have to be able to say afterwards whether it worked. Then, in the second half of the level, you leave the building. Six capstones, a live product and a hiring manager who will give you ninety seconds.
- 7
- chapters
- 26
- lessons
- 26
- things you build
- ~24h
- of material

You can discover, design, build and ship. You now need to launch it in public, read the result honestly, and be hired for it.
What you will be able to do.
Publish a roadmap made of outcomes, and a not doing list that survives contact with sales
Run a staged rollout with kill criteria written before you are emotionally invested
Say “this did not work” out loud when the chart looks like a win, and prove it
Design one growth loop and price the thing it feeds
Turn six capstones into a portfolio, a case study and a five minute answer that ends an interview in your favour
7 chapters, 26 lessons.
Lessons open in order. You can go back to anything you have already reached, and forward one step at a time.
Finish level 05 first.
This level assumes the work in the one before it. Nothing here is hidden behind a payment, only behind the level below.
Go to level 05The full case
Everything from all six levels, packaged as a portfolio a hiring manager will actually read. The live product, the strategy behind it, the decisions and what they cost, the numbers after launch including the ones that went the wrong way, and the five minute version you can tell without notes.
- A public portfolio page linking a working artefact from every level
- One case study written to the format in chapter 7, with real numbers and one thing you got wrong
- A recorded five minute walkthrough, second take
- A CV and profile rewritten around shipped work rather than responsibilities
This is the last level, so finishing it completes the ladder. The Certified AI Product Manager badge itself is reviewed by a practising product manager and is part of the one time community fee.
Submit your capstone
Share your project, supporting evidence, and published write-ups. Your level is included automatically so the reviewer has the right brief.