No-code educator · Seattle, Washington

Learn to build software — without writing code.

Devon Cho Builds teaches no-code three ways: self-paced courses you finish on your own schedule, live cohort bootcamps that meet week by week, and templates that are already assembled and ready to duplicate.

A tidy studio desk with a laptop, notebook and a small pegboard of blank kraft tags in morning light.
Every course ends with a build you keep.

Courses

Three tracks, taken in order.

Each track is self-paced. Watch a lesson, open the same tool, and assemble the thing yourself before you move on to the next one.

  1. 01

    Foundations

    Start with the pieces themselves: tables, fields, views, and the first screens you assemble by hand.

    Tables · Fields · Views · First screens

  2. 02

    Logic & data

    Connect the pieces: filters, formulas, permissions, and the automations that move work along without you.

    Filters · Formulas · Permissions · Automations

  3. 03

    Ship & hand off

    Close the loop: publish it, tidy the edges, and leave behind something your team can actually run.

    Publishing · Documentation · Handoff

Cohort bootcamps

Four weeks, live, on your own project.

A cohort meets once a week. You bring the idea, the group keeps the pace, and every week you leave with one more piece finished.

  1. 01

    Set up

    Choose the stack, sketch the data, and get one screen live before the week is out.

  2. 02

    Assemble

    Wire the pieces together and build the first working version of your tool.

  3. 03

    Tighten

    Add the logic, permissions and small details that make a build usable by other people.

  4. 04

    Hand off

    Package it, write it down, and put it where your team can reach it.

People at a long table with laptops during a workshop session, screens turned away from the camera.
Working sessions, not lectures.

Sessions are live working time: the build is on screen, the group is in the room, and questions get answered as they come up.

Join the next cohort

Templates

Already assembled. Duplicate and fill in.

Each template arrives with the fields named, the views set, and the first automation wired — so you start with structure instead of a blank page.

Overhead view of blank kraft cards, brass hooks and pencils arranged on a pale work surface.
Blank boards, ready to fill.
Starter

The launch board

A project tracker for a first build, set up so you can rename the columns and start adding work the same day.

  • Project tracker with named fields
  • Saved views for this week and next
  • First automation already wired
Get the launch board
Client work

Intake to invoice

The pieces of a client job in one place, from the first form submission to the notes that make the handoff clean.

  • Intake form
  • Status board for active jobs
  • Handoff notes template
Get intake to invoice
Content

Tutorial planner

Plan, script and publish a tutorial series without losing the thread between one build and the next.

  • Idea and outline board
  • Script and shot list fields
  • Publish checklist
Get the tutorial planner

Consulting

Bring in a second pair of hands.

For teams with a real build and a real deadline. I work alongside your people, in your tools and your account, until the thing stands on its own.

  1. 01

    Map

    A walk through what you're building and where the pieces stop lining up.

  2. 02

    Plan

    A build order: what gets assembled first, what waits, and what you don't need at all.

  3. 03

    Build

    Working sessions with your team, on the actual tool, until the pieces click together.

  4. 04

    Hand off

    Notes, walkthroughs and a board your team can run without me in the room.

A home studio filming setup with a camera on a tripod and a desk workspace in soft light.
Tutorials are filmed at the bench, one build at a time.

Free builds on YouTube

Tutorials start to finish — the same pieces you would assemble in a course, at your own pace and on your own bench.

Watch the tutorials