Four founders showing each other what they built, and none of them are developers. The whole session is here, and each demo is cut out on its own so you can go straight to whoever you want to see. The May session is further down.
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Sophie trains emotional intelligence for corporate teams, and joined about three months ago knowing nothing about Claude. She watched the last showcase thinking she could never do that in the time. Her old site was clean and quiet, and the company leaders and HR people she sells to kept asking the same thing: this is nice, but what is she actually doing?
What she shipped
It feels like finally I have the structured business partner, or intern, that just supports me. It knows I don't like sales, so it always tells me when I'm self sabotaging.
She set analytics up two weeks ago and says it is too early to call the numbers. What has changed already is that she publishes on a schedule she keeps.
I had no idea about Claude. Super new to everything.
Maija's website had been offline for about a year. She knew exactly what she wanted her brand to look like and had no idea how to execute it, so rather than put up something that was not hers, she put up nothing. She built the replacement in about a week, around the coaching she was already running.
What she shipped
I was probably a bit nervous, because I'm not someone who's into coding. Building my first website two years ago, I found it so overwhelming.
It's limitless to what I'm going to keep building. I'm just like, when can I create time to build something else next?
Elizabeth runs an online community for female founders full time, earns on LinkedIn as a B2B content creator, runs a speed friending event, and has another launch coming. She took the DIY course and built the whole thing herself. None of it is a website. It is all back office, and it runs locally on her own machine.
What she shipped
As a solo founder I have nobody telling me what to do. All of that lived in my brain before.
Mid launch week, the platform she wrote her newsletter in changed its interface and locked her out. She had already given Claude her past newsletters, so she rewrote the send from her own material and kept the week.
It's not just what I've built, it's what I've taken off my plate.
Sabrina either fixes a business owner's sales process or steps in and runs it. Every new client starts with a ninety minute kickoff, and she turned that kickoff into something anybody can do on their own. She thinks of a sales process as a river: the leads are the rain, the stages are the water, and the job is finding where it leaks.
What she shipped
Doing the DIY gives you so much confidence and so much knowledge. Now I'm on an eye level with my clients, or even teaching them.
She had built the first version on a vibe coding platform, then imported the code and rebuilt it on her own hosting, so the only thing she pays for now is the domain.
Everything is hosted on my database, which is very helpful for the GDPR side.
Girls Who Claude Code. Five founders, 90 minutes, the demos and the questions after. Individual clips live on that recap.
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