Build real software with Claude Code.

DevFound is a community that teaches you to build production-grade web and mobile apps with Claude Code, and to understand every line it writes. Built for students, fresh graduates and career switchers.

$7/month, about PKR 2,000 with bank fees.

✻ Welcome to Claude Code

cwd: ~/code/habit-tracker

> Add email login. Use the existing Postgres users table and write tests for sign-in.

⏺I'll read the schema and the current auth setup first.

⏺Read(db/schema.sql)

⎿Read 48 lines

⏺Update(src/auth/session.ts)

⎿24 additions, 3 removals

+ const ttl = Number(process.env.SESSION_TTL ?? 7);

- const ttl = 30;

⏺Bash(npm test -- auth)

⎿PASS tests/auth.test.ts (9 tests)

⏺Email login works. Sessions expire after 7 days; set SESSION_TTL in .env to change it.

Almost right is the hardest kind of wrong.

In the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, 66% of developers said their biggest frustration with AI tools is code that is almost right, but not quite. It runs, it passes the demo, and it fails the first time a real user touches it.

If you can't read what Claude wrote, you can't tell the difference. DevFound teaches you to.

1export function requireAdmin(req, res, next) {
2  const user = req.session.user;
3  if (user.role = "admin") {4    return next();
5  }
6  res.status(403).send("Forbidden");
7}
Line 3 assigns instead of compares. Every signed-in user passes this check, and nothing looks broken until someone who isn't an admin deletes your data.

From your first prompt to a deployed app

Six stages, in order. Each one ends with something working that you can show.

  1. How Claude Code works

    What the agent does when it reads your repo, plans, edits files and runs commands. Permissions, CLAUDE.md, and how to stay in control of what changes.

  2. Prompts and context that hold up

    Write specs Claude can build from, give it the right files and nothing extra, and split features into pieces small enough to review.

  3. Skills, MCP servers and subagents

    Extend Claude Code with skills, connect it to databases and APIs through MCP, and split large jobs across agents.

  4. Reading and debugging what it writes

    Review diffs, write tests that catch almost-right code, and trace a bug back to the line that caused it.

  5. The production layer

    Auth, databases, environment variables, error handling and deployment, for web and mobile apps.

  6. Shipping and maintaining

    Put it in front of users, take their feedback, and change the code without breaking what already works.

Anyone can generate code now. Fewer people can explain it, fix it and ship it.

Who DevFound is for

You are Where you are now What you leave with

A student

You're learning to code while AI writes most of it, and you want to understand it rather than copy it.

Projects you can explain line by line.

A fresh graduate

Fewer junior roles, more applicants. You need proof of skill that a degree alone doesn't give you.

Deployed apps and a workflow you can walk an interviewer through.

A career switcher

You're coming from another field and can't spend a year learning the wrong things.

A direct path from zero to shipping, built on the tools teams use now.

A junior developer

You have the job. Now you're expected to move at AI speed without breaking things.

A review and debugging habit that holds up on a real codebase.

What's inside the community

  • A structured classroom

    Lessons in order, from setting up Claude Code to deploying your app.

  • Full builds, start to finish

    Real apps built on screen, including the parts that break and how they get fixed.

  • Help when you're stuck

    Post your code or your prompt and get feedback from people who've solved the same problem.

  • Prompts, skills and CLAUDE.md files

    Working templates for planning, building, debugging and reviewing that you can copy into your own projects.

  • Lessons that keep up with the tools

    Claude Code changes every few months. The material is updated when it does.

  • People building next to you

    Share progress, see what others ship, and keep going when motivation drops.

Muhammad Talha Arshad, founder of DevFound

Taught by someone who ships with it every day

I'm Muhammad Talha Arshad, a software engineer with 7 years of building production software and 10+ apps shipped, including:

  • Posta, an AI growth workspace that runs ad campaigns and creatives for e-commerce stores and agencies
  • Evershop, an iOS app for shopping, subscriptions and 1:1 sessions with creators
  • MCQsLearn, an exam practice app with 25,000+ questions for school, college and university students

I use Claude Code on production code every day, and what I teach comes from that work.

I started DevFound because access to AI isn't the gap anymore. Everyone has the same models. The gap is knowing how to direct them and check what they produce, and that is a skill you can learn.

Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Many members start with little or no programming background. You'll learn to read and direct code before you could write it from scratch. If you already code, you'll move faster.

Why Claude Code?

It works directly in your project: it reads files, runs commands, edits code and tests it. That is close to how software is being built on real teams right now. The habits you learn, like writing specs, controlling context and reviewing diffs, carry over to other tools.

What does it cost?

$7/month, which comes to about PKR 2,000 once your bank adds its fee for payments in dollars. Billing is handled by Skool.

How much time do I need each week?

A few focused hours. Lessons are split into small pieces you can finish in an evening. What doesn't work is watching without building.

What if the tools change after I learn them?

They will. Lessons are updated when Claude Code changes, and the core skills, specs, context, review and debugging, don't expire.

How do I join?

Click any Join button on this page. It opens DevFound on Skool, where you can join and get into the classroom right away.

Your first real app starts with one prompt.

$7/month, about PKR 2,000 with bank fees.

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