Build Apps From Your Phone: The No-Code Cursor Starter Kit

This course is for designers, creators and curious non-coders who keep having ideas for small tools and apps but assume building them means learning to code. It's also for anyone who has opened Cursor, stared at the empty prompt box and closed it again. The problem is rarely the idea. It's knowing where to start, how to describe what you want, and how to keep a first version from turning into a mess. Most people give up after one vague prompt and one broken result. In this course you'll learn the exact process I use to build real apps from my phone. You'll pick one clear interaction, write a prompt Cursor can act on, and give it visual direction with a mockup or screenshot. You'll iterate with short fixes, and you'll push the result live so you can open it anywhere. Each lesson is short and has one takeaway, examples from real builds, and a try-this prompt, so you finish with something you made. I'm Daniil, a UX/UI designer who can't code. I've built a Polaroid memory-card maker after a trip to Sicily. I've also built a plant-care app with mascots for each of my plants, a mockup tool with a perspective editor, and a ride-scoring app I made while standing in a theme park queue. Another is a half-marathon training app with an AI coach that roasts my runs. None of these needed a laptop for the first version. The lessons come from those builds, including the mistakes. You'll see what worked, what I had to fix, and the prompts behind it.