Questions, answered.

Anyone curious — kids and adults alike, learning in the same room. A ten-year-old who wants to build a game, a teenager with a startup idea, a forty-year-old ready for a second act. The only prerequisite is curiosity.

Yes — and it's the point, not a compromise. The mixed room is part of the method: different ages and backgrounds learn from each other as much as from the mentors. We design projects and tracks so everyone is challenged at the right level.

Two things at once. The craft: vibe coding, agentic AI, and AI fundamentals — how to make real things. The muscle: marketing, sales, and the grit to ship — how to turn what you make into a real business. See the curriculum for details.

No. A big part of what we teach is building with AI — describing what you want and shaping what it makes. You'll get hands-on from day one, whatever your starting point. Experienced builders will be stretched too.

Real entrepreneurs and builders — people who've actually shipped products and started companies — not career instructors. They teach from the arena, not the textbook. Are you one of them? Teach with us.

Rodin is a physical, brick-and-mortar school. We're opening our first location in the Bay Area, with the goal of expanding nationally. Join the waitlist to hear the moment we announce the location and open enrollment.

We're finalizing our first cohort now — dates, tracks, and pricing included. The fastest way to get those details first is to join the waitlist.

It's the founder's name, Sagi Rodin — and it carries a fitting story. Auguste Rodin, the sculptor, shaped raw stone into something alive. That's what the school does: takes curious people and helps shape them into founders and builders.

Three ways: join the waitlist as a future student or parent, apply to teach if you've built and shipped, or just say hello at hello@rodinacademy.com.