You're invited. But, shhh...
This isn't public. It's going to a handful of people I actually want in the room, because I want you, and what you're building, to take off right alongside me.
So what really is this?
I'm Ken. I'm hosting a closed door build room called "After, Hours." Why? Because in the age of AI, anyone can build. Not everyone builds right. That's the whole difference, and it's what I'm going to walk you through.
Think Y Combinator meets war room: six builders, six weeks, one evening a week.
How I build ventures fast, sustainably, and at scale, start to finish.
Not just the build, but go to market, distribution, and generating revenue.
Accessing the funds most people can't reach, the whole machine.
In six weeks, from idea or in motion to a live product with real users and real revenue.
Everything you walk away with.
Six weeks in the room
Six builders, one evening a week, 60 minutes each, the whole six weeks.
The Vault + toolkit
Every process, template, and prompt I use, kept for good, plus access to the tools I actually build with, and how I use them.
The launch
A collaborative campaign to an audience of 20,000+.
Direct access
Me, the whole way through, not a chatbot and not a queue.
Curated grants
Grants matched to what you're building, the ones you can actually win.
Investor introductions
Warm intros to investors, customized to your stage and your raise.
Sharpen the thing
Whether it is a napkin sketch or half built already, we cut it down to the version worth building now, and find the unfair advantage you are sitting on and ignoring.
You walk out with:One sentence that makes people go "wait, say that again," and the edge you forgot you had.
Build it, actually ship it
The fast, cheap stack I use to go from nothing, or from your current mess, to a live URL. Shipping before it feels ready, because ready is a lie.
You walk out with:A real thing on the internet. Not a Figma. Not a someday. A link you can send.
Make people want it
Demand before the thing is even done. Waitlists, hooks, the ask most people are too shy to make, and the follow through most people skip.
You walk out with:A waitlist that fills while you sleep, and better yet, one that starts making you money.
Go get your people
Finding the exact crowd that becomes your launch, and building in public without turning into a cringe LinkedIn motivational poster.
You walk out with:A channel that reliably drags strangers to your door, and the numbers to prove it is not luck.
Money, finally
Turning attention into signups and signups into actual dollars. Pricing when you have no clue what to charge, which is everyone.
You walk out with:Paying customers, and the nerve to charge real money without apologising for it.
Launch, and the part nobody plans for
The launch itself, the collaborative campaign, and what to do in the ninety days after, when the confetti settles and the real work starts.
You walk out with:A launched company with money coming in, and a ninety day plan so the momentum does not die.
What this would cost you to buy?
The grants and the introductions? Those don't have a price. They come with the room.
$34,100+Your price for this exclusive room: nothing.
Why you're seeing this.
You're here because someone I trust said your name. Or because I already know what you're capable of.
This is not a broadcast. The first room sets the tone for every room after it, so I'm filling it with people who actually build and who I'd want in my own corner. If you're reading this, you're one of them. That's the whole reason it's this small.
What I want back.
It's free, but it isn't nothing. I want your honest read on what worked and what didn't — the pilot is how I find out. And if what we build together actually works, I want to be able to say so: your name, the thing, the numbers. You'll see anything before it goes anywhere, and if you'd rather stay quiet, that's a no with no consequences. That's the whole ask.
Want the seat?
Six seats, a few already taken, and a waitlist forming behind them. If you want in, tell me and it is yours. If the timing is wrong, no pressure, and this stays between us either way.