AI stopped being a big-company thing. This is where small businesses learn to automate their operation and build their own software, with real cases and people who answer.
You hear about agents, automation and custom software, but between the headlines and your actual operation there is a chasm. Academy exists to cross it.
No 40-hour courses on "the future of work". Concrete cases from Chilean small businesses that have already automated collections, quoting, scheduling or reporting.
Every session ends with something working in your business: an automated flow, an assistant answering, a spreadsheet that fills itself.
Business owners, accountants, operations managers and marketing teams working through the same obstacles. Real questions, real answers.
AI gets things wrong and code breaks. We show you where it helps and where it does not yet, so you do not spend money on the wrong part.
Content made for someone who has to solve something today, not for someone writing a thesis on artificial intelligence.
The processes that eat the most time in a small business, and how to get them off your plate: invoicing, following up with customers, repeated replies.
The difference between asking Claude for something and getting rubbish, or getting something you can use today. It is a skill, and it is quick to learn.
What can be built today without programmers, what it really costs, and the cases where hiring someone is still the right call.
What they implemented, how long it took, what went wrong along the way and what changed in the operation afterwards.
You run a small business and suspect you are falling behind on this AI thing
You do repetitive tasks every day and you know they should be automated
You were quoted for software and the price seemed to come from another planet
You have tried ChatGPT or Claude, but you do not know how to bring it into your operation
You want to understand what is real and what is pure marketing before investing
If you already have an in-house development team and an AI strategy running, Academy is probably too small for you. We would rather tell you upfront.
We ask you a couple of things so we know what to send you. At the end we give you the group link.
Four quick questions and we will drop you into the group.