This is here to keep the cohort clean, safe, and practical.
We will build real things with real tools. That means everyone needs clear boundaries around ownership, confidentiality, AI mistakes, third-party accounts, and production risk.
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Educational cohort
Five Day Founder is a practical educational course. It is not legal, financial, tax, security, compliance, investment, medical, employment, or professional advice.
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Participant responsibility
You are responsible for your own product, code, prompts, data, deployments, business decisions, tool configuration, customer promises, legal compliance, and any production use after the cohort.
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No confidential material
Please do not share confidential, proprietary, client, employer, regulated, or third-party material in sessions, chats, screenshares, documents, prompts, or tools unless you have permission and are comfortable with the group setting.
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Third-party tools
The course uses third-party tools such as Claude, Vercel, Supabase, Clerk, Stripe, Google Meet, and related AI or developer services. You are responsible for your accounts, permissions, usage costs, terms, and any data you put into those services.
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AI output review
AI tools can make mistakes. You must review, test, and verify outputs before relying on them, shipping them, showing them to customers, connecting live systems, or making business decisions from them.
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Respect the cohort
Do not publish, reuse, or share another participant's idea, code, business details, screenshots, financials, customer information, or personal information outside the cohort without their consent.
Acknowledgement
Please confirm before the live sessions.
By submitting this form, you confirm that you understand the course boundaries and that you remain responsible for how you use the tools, outputs, code, automations, and systems you create.
This acknowledgement sits alongside the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.