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Become an AI Product Manager, and keep up as AI changes.
Automate your own work, with PMs doing the same.
Who it’s for
- You’ve been a PM for five years or more, and you’re in a role you want to grow in.
- You use AI already. Now you want it running parts of your week for you.
- You’d rather keep up with PMs at your level than on your own.
Looking for a new role right now? The career page is built for the job search.
New to product? This is for PMs with a few years behind them.
What you do there
- Build your own workflows. You automate the work that comes back every week, like discovery, PRDs and prototyping, in your own tools.
- Meet every week. A live session with me on a UK evening. Bring what you’re building and we work on it together.
- Learn on members-only courses, built for the work PMs do.
- Keep up together. When a new tool lands, we try it on real work and keep what helps.
- It’s yours. Your workflows live in your own tools, so they come with you to your next role.
It isn’t a course. It’s a place where you build, with courses inside it.
Who runs it
I’m Marton, a product coach. I’ve worked in AI for 10 years, and I run my own product work on workflows I built myself. I’ve coached 100+ product leaders.
How the waitlist works
- Join the list. It’s free, and you’re not committing to anything.
- Before the first group opens, the list gets the full details by email, cost included.
- You decide then. The first group is small, so I can work with everyone in it.
Questions
Is it a course?
No. It’s an ongoing community where you build, with members-only courses inside it.
Do I need to code?
No. You build in tools like Claude and ChatGPT, and I show you how.
When does it open?
When the first group is ready. The list hears first.
How much does it cost?
The full details, cost included, come to the list by email before it opens. Joining the list is free and commits you to nothing.
Where does it happen?
On Skool, with a live session every week on a UK evening.
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