App in a Day Workshop
Detalles
Let's Ship Your App
This is an in-person workshop in Barcelona designed for founders and builders who want to turn a real product idea into working software — in a single day.
This full-day session is built for people stuck between prototype and launch. If you’ve started building a SaaS product or operational app, but hit a wall, this workshop helps you push it over the finish line. The focus is shipping: cutting scope, clarifying your product, and delivering a narrow, working MVP that runs at a live URL.
This workshop is dedicated to you and your product, and you can bring up to two guests / team members with you. We'll break your idea down into users, workflows, and implementation. We’ll tackle real blockers like authentication, data models, integrations, and deployment — and leave with a deployed app, a usable codebase and a spec you can keep building on.
We'll do requirements gathering, design and build on Specatron.com while the final output will be Claude-compatible. This is not a lecture or networking event. It’s a practical, intensive build session with a clear outcome: by the end of the day, you’ll have something real, usable, and shipped. The workshop takes place in central Barcelona (Eixample 46 coworking space) and is designed for people who are serious about building.
Money-Back Guarantee
If by the end of the day you don’t feel you’ve made real, meaningful progress toward a shipped product, you’ll get your money back. The goal is simple: you leave with something real.
The Organiser
Alex Nyberg is an engineer and technical PM with over a decade of hands-on software development. He's worked across the full stack — from embedded firmware running on vehicle hardware to cloud platforms serving Fortune 500 customers.
Throughout his career, Alex has worn every hat: developer, project manager, technical sales engineer, and founder.
He's founded three technical businesses alongside full-time roles — each one sharpening his instinct for when to build fast, when to validate first, and what teams need to stay aligned.