Vibe Coding for Business October Event

Vibe Coding for Business: Build Your First AI App

Turn a business problem into a working application.

What if you could build your own business application without writing code?

Across Customer Science, we’ve been exploring the practical potential of “vibe coding” — not as a replacement for developers, but as a new way for business people to turn ideas, problems and process gaps into working software quickly.

This hands-on workshop is designed for non-technical professionals who want to learn how to use AI to build simple, useful business applications.

In this morning session, you’ll learn how to take a real business problem, shape it into the right AI prompt, build a working web application, connect it to data, test it, refine it and leave with something you actually created.

This isn’t about building the next unicorn. It’s about learning a practical new way to solve everyday business problems.

What you’ll learn

In this practical session, you’ll learn how to:

• Turn a business problem into a clear AI prompt

• Use AI to build a working web application

• Connect your app to relevant data

• Iterate and improve your app in minutes

• Understand what makes a good use case for vibe coding

• Leave with a working prototype you built yourself

Who should attend?

This workshop is ideal for:

• Business analysts

• Consultants

• Operations leaders

• Product owners

• Project managers

• Frontline team members

• Team leaders

• Anyone who has ever thought, “I wish we had a simple app that could do this.”

No coding experience is required.

Workshop details

Date: Thursday 15 October
Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm AEST
Format: Hands-on workshop
Duration: 3 hours
What to bring: Your laptop

Tickets

Single ticket: $99 AUD
Team of two: $149 AUD
Team of three: $199 AUD

Spaces will be limited to keep the session practical, interactive and supportive.

Why attend?

Vibe coding is quickly becoming one of the most useful skills business professionals can learn.

It gives you a faster way to test ideas, solve process problems, create internal tools and prototype solutions without waiting for a full development cycle.

By the end of the workshop, you won’t just understand the concept. You’ll have built something yourself.