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Audos Summer Camp
Launched this week
Half the summer is gone. In 8 weeks, get your side hustle to $1,000 in real revenue with Audos - plus free credits to build with state-of-the-art models Fable & Sol, weekly workshops, grants and a Demo Day. From the Prehype studio behind Bark, Ro and Every.






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Huge opportunity alert - go from an idea to a side-project making 1000s a month in just 4 weeks!
π Bad news: summer is almost over - and I know you probably havenβt started on that business idea of yours.
π Good news: you still have 4 weeks to do this as part of Audos Summer Camp; even if youβre on holiday!
We took care of almost all excuses:
1. Youβll have unlimited credits to build on Audos.com with SOTA models: Fable or Sol
2. There will be weekly programming (workshops etc) and plenty of accountability with hundreds of other builders in our Camp community
3. Youβll get a minimum of $500 in network grants spendable on tools and apps inside Audos (those who make the most progress will be able to get up to $5k!)
Previously; we helped start businesses that are now making a whopping $1B+ in yearly revenues; so I think itβs safe to say that we know a thing or two about helping people to start businesses.
Treat this as a universe sign.
the 4-week accountability structure is probably the actual product here, the unlimited credits are just the hook to get people to start. question on the tail end - once camp wraps and the workshops/grants stop, is there a natural glide path to keep building on Audos at normal pricing, or does the momentum from the 8 weeks tend to stall out once the structure disappears? that transition point seems like where a lot of side projects quietly die even when the sprint itself went well
Congrats on the launch! Pairing unlimited build credits with real accountability, grants and a demo day is a smart way to actually get people past the idea stage instead of just cheering them on. What tends to separate the builders who hit that $1,000 mark from the ones who stall out?
Honestly skeptical at first but the camp format made it easy to just focus on one small step instead of the whole business thing. Made my first 12 bucks in a few days, which felt way more real than another course.
Iβm more interested in the camp format than the $1,000 headline. Accountability and a short deadline are probably more useful for most side projects than another AI builder with unlimited credits. The real test is whether people leave with a small business or just a very busy four weeks.
honestly the $1000 goal hook is great but i'd love to see some kind of progress tracker or milestone breakdown so you know what steps to hit along the way
honestly the camp concept is cool but it'd help a lot if there was some kind of matching system that pairs you with other builders working on similar stuff, like for accountability or just bouncing ideas off each other. way easier than figuring it out yourself