FirstPrompt is 4 written courses and 16 five-dollar prompt packs. They teach one thing: how to get real work out of Claude when you have never opened a terminal and would rather not start now.
It is written, not filmed. It starts at zero and assumes nothing. It is priced in your own money. And it is not finished — the last section of this page is a list of what we have not built.
Module one does not assume you know what a terminal is, what a file path is, or that you have installed anything. It runs in a sandbox in the browser, so the first command anyone ever types cannot break their laptop.
That is not a marketing posture. It is where we lose people, and we know exactly where: not at the paywall, not at the capstone, but three screens into the first module. Every rewrite of module one is aimed at that number, and it is a fair thing to ask us about.
A lesson reads in about ten minutes. It works on a phone, on a mid-range laptop, and on a connection that would stall a video.
You can copy a prompt out of a paragraph. You cannot copy one out of a video.
Text can be searched, re-read at your own speed, and translated properly. Three languages of video is three studios. Three languages of text is three careful passes.
Free is where the argument gets made. If module one does not work for you, nothing further along will — so we would rather you found that out before paying.
72% of the people who read this site are in India. 58% of the people who pay are in Türkiye. Neither is the country this sort of thing is usually written for.
Every price on this site is a catalogue price for your market, not a conversion of the dollar one. Türkiye and India have their own amounts for both the packs and Pro, set for those markets rather than run through an exchange rate.
Whatever you were shown is what you are charged. Display and checkout resolve through the same chain, so a page that quotes ₹ and bills $ is a bug here, not a rounding difference.
English, Türkçe and Português are all launch languages. Turkish has its own prices, its own checkout currency and its own copy. It was not added afterwards.
Every layout on the site has to survive that spread: Turkish and Portuguese run roughly a third longer than English, and a page that only looks finished in one language is not finished.
An about page is usually where a product is at its most flattering. Here is the other list, and every line of it is checkable.
There is no founder photograph and no instructor bio on this site, because neither has been written. The courses are written by the person who builds the site.
Not a lesson, not a trailer, not a preview. If you want to see the writing before paying, module one is free.
Exactly one has ever been issued. There is no graduating class here to show you.
The Claude Code capstone ends with a live site carrying the learner's name — and nothing in the product records the address. So we cannot show them to you, and we are not going to mock up a gallery instead.
The Discord is listed as coming soon, and it has been coming for a while. Until it exists it is not a feature.
Most people who buy a pack never take a lesson. 98 people bought the content pack and 59 the job-hunt one; most of them have never opened a course. That may be fine — a pack is meant to be used, not studied — but we cannot prove it either way yet.
If a sentence on this page reads like a claim rather than a fact, write to us. We will either show the number behind it or take the sentence down.
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