Look established
Stop sending people to a Facebook page. Get a real site with your services, prices, photos and a way to reach you.
FOR EXAMPLEA massage therapist's booking page, a handyman's service list, a B&B with room photos
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One Sunday. A website and an app, both built by you, with AI doing the heavy lifting. No code, no jargon, no nonsense. By dinner you'll have a live site and a working app on your phone.
Notes from a naturist on the move
The page you're reading is the example. It was planned in Claude and built in Lovable, the same way you'll build yours.
What will you build?
Everybody has that one site they've been meaning to get around to. Bring it to class. Here's what guys usually show up wanting.
Stop sending people to a Facebook page. Get a real site with your services, prices, photos and a way to reach you.
FOR EXAMPLEA massage therapist's booking page, a handyman's service list, a B&B with room photos
Events, membership info, house rules and a calendar, all in one place instead of buried in a group chat.
FOR EXAMPLEA naturist club's event calendar, a nude swim night signup, a members-welcome page
A personal site that says who you are, where you've been and what you're up to now. Your corner of the internet.
FOR EXAMPLEA travel journal, a photo portfolio, a memoir-in-progress, a family history
The garden, the model trains, the sourdough. Give the thing you love a place where people can actually see it.
FOR EXAMPLEA garden blog, a recipe collection, a vintage car gallery, a bird-sighting log
Book club, supper club, hiking crew, church group. One link that answers "when's the next one?" so nobody has to.
FOR EXAMPLEA dinner club's menu and RSVP page, a hiking group's trail list, a reunion page
Retirement is a great time for a second act. Test the idea with a real website for the price of a nice dinner out.
FOR EXAMPLEA coaching practice, a small tour company, an online shop for your art, a consulting service
Made in Lovable
Nick has been building like this for a while. Here are eight of them, from a guesthouse to a fundraiser game. Click through, take one apart, then picture your own idea sitting in this list.
A bilingual site for a Mexican folk-art family, with the story behind every piece.
A Hawaii stay with a photo gallery, the amenities list and a way to book a room.
A boat charter's own page: signature trips, the vessel, and how to hire it.
House guests order breakfast by name; the host sees every plate and the running cost.
One home for a crew's nights out: RSVPs, member profiles and the contact list.
A login-only world map where members drop a pin to be found by other members.
Type in a coach trip's costs and get the ticket price and the break-even seat count.
A fundraiser game: an egg-bashing challenge that hands out random cash prizes.
Every link opens in a new tab. All eight are live sites Nick built in Lovable, without writing code by hand.
How vibe coding works
Vibe coding means you describe what you want in plain English and AI writes the code. You'll never see a curly bracket unless you go looking for one.
Claude or ChatGPT interviews you about your site, then writes the plan, the page copy and the color scheme.
Claude or ChatGPTYou paste that plan into Lovable. A few minutes later a real website appears on your screen.
LovableAsk for changes one at a time, then press Publish. It's live, with a link you can text to your sister.
LovableBuild a one-page website for a 66-year-old retired teacher who travels to naturist resorts. Warm and friendly. Sections: About me, Places I've been, Where I'm going next, Contact. Make it easy to read on a phone.
Case study: this page
Scroll back up and look around. Everything you see came from the same three steps you'll learn on November 29. Nick didn't write a line of code to build it.
Claude wrote the page outline, the headlines and the color direction from a 10-minute conversation.
Lovable turned that plan into the page, the phone mockup and the schedule up above.
The countdown on the phone is live. It's a smaller version of the app you'll build in Session 2.
The schedule buttons switch between Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific. One sentence of asking got that built.
Sunday, November 29, 2026
Morning is your website. Afternoon is your app. Lunch goes in between, because nobody prompts well when hungry.
Lunch ·
Session 2
Each one does exactly one thing well. All three are tested, so nobody spends the afternoon building Uber for campgrounds.
Days, hours and minutes until you're somewhere warm, with a photo of where you're headed.
Tick things off as they go in the bag. For a clothing-optional trip, it may be the shortest list you've ever made.
Type in the bill in pesos, euros or dollars. It tells you the tip and what you actually spent.
You leave with
Before class
Tuition
Every tier gets the full day. VIP gets Nick for an hour afterward to finish your site with you.
Early Bird · through Nov 15
$197
VIP
$497
You bring the half-finished site. Nick sits with you until it's done.
Go VIPQuestions
Anything else, ask Nick directly. He's been answering questions in front of rooms since 1984.
No. If you can write an email, you can do this. You describe what you want and the AI writes the code.
No. You'll build a web app. It opens in a browser and saves to your phone's home screen with its own icon, so it looks and works like an app. Getting into Apple's store is a much longer story.
A helper runs a breakout room for anyone who's stuck, and you get recordings of both sessions. Falling behind is expected. Staying behind isn't.
It's two 3-hour sessions with a full hour for lunch and a stretch break in each. Once your first page appears, the time flies.
You book a 60-minute one-on-one with Nick after the workshop. Bring your site, your app or your wish list, and you'll finish it together, including hooking up your own domain name.
No. Claude, ChatGPT and Lovable all have free accounts, and we cover the Lovable build credits during class. If you keep building afterward, Lovable's paid plans start at $25 a month.
Your instructor
Founder of GoNaked Travels and GoNaked Magazine. Nick builds websites and apps for clients with exactly the tools you'll use in this class, including the page you're on right now. He's 62, he learned this the hard way, and he'd like you to learn it the easy way.
Sunday, November 29 · Live on Zoom
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