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Week Zero
A free learning platform with real IT work simulation
A free learning platform with real IT work simulation, built to keep your profession relevant in the age of AI. You learn by doing: short theory, hands-on tasks, then a simulated work week where AI teammates send you tasks. Every answer is graded against clear criteria, and each week ends with an interview. Courses: Build an LLM from scratch (Python runs in your browser), Product Manager (AI), Systems Analyst and Data Analyst. English and Russian. Try day 1 without signing up.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Daniil, a product manager, and I'm building Week Zero solo.
I want anyone to be able to learn an in-demand profession and try a real work process, even if they can't afford to pay for education or online courses. AI is changing jobs fast, and many people will need to retrain. I believe education in the age of AI should be free.
Week Zero is a free learning platform with real IT work simulation. The courses teach by doing: a week has 5 workdays with short theory, a 3-question quiz, then teammates message you with tasks. You tag support tickets, write SQL, design an A/B test, call a REST API, write Gherkin scenarios or Python checked by tests. Every answer is scored against explicit criteria, and you can rewrite it to raise the score. The week ends with a recruiter-style interview; finish a course and you get a certificate with a public verification link.
The flagship course, "Build an LLM from scratch", takes you from your first line of Python to your own small GPT in 7 weeks. Python and NumPy run right in your browser, so there's nothing to install. A bonus week moves it to PyTorch on your own PC. There are also courses for Product Manager (AI), Systems Analyst and Data Analyst.
It's free, no card, and day 1 of every course works without signing up. Grading works without AI and your code runs in your own browser, so costs stay low; a live AI mentor is a bonus with 100 free requests. The companies in the scenarios are fictional. English and Russian.
It's brand new, so please be blunt: where did you get stuck, and which score felt unfair?
About Week Zero on Product Hunt
“A free learning platform with real IT work simulation”
Week Zero was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #72 on the daily leaderboard. A free learning platform with real IT work simulation, built to keep your profession relevant in the age of AI. You learn by doing: short theory, hands-on tasks, then a simulated work week where AI teammates send you tasks. Every answer is graded against clear criteria, and each week ends with an interview. Courses: Build an LLM from scratch (Python runs in your browser), Product Manager (AI), Systems Analyst and Data Analyst. English and Russian. Try day 1 without signing up.
On the analytics side, Week Zero competes within Education, Artificial Intelligence and Online Learning — topics that collectively have 564.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Week Zero performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Week Zero?
Week Zero was hunted by Daniil Lutsiuk. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Daniil Lutsiuk
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Daniil, a product manager, and I'm building Week Zero solo.
I want anyone to be able to learn an in-demand profession and try a real work process, even if they can't afford to pay for education or online courses. AI is changing jobs fast, and many people will need to retrain. I believe education in the age of AI should be free.
Week Zero is a free learning platform with real IT work simulation. The courses teach by doing: a week has 5 workdays with short theory, a 3-question quiz, then teammates message you with tasks. You tag support tickets, write SQL, design an A/B test, call a REST API, write Gherkin scenarios or Python checked by tests. Every answer is scored against explicit criteria, and you can rewrite it to raise the score. The week ends with a recruiter-style interview; finish a course and you get a certificate with a public verification link.
The flagship course, "Build an LLM from scratch", takes you from your first line of Python to your own small GPT in 7 weeks. Python and NumPy run right in your browser, so there's nothing to install. A bonus week moves it to PyTorch on your own PC. There are also courses for Product Manager (AI), Systems Analyst and Data Analyst.
It's free, no card, and day 1 of every course works without signing up. Grading works without AI and your code runs in your own browser, so costs stay low; a live AI mentor is a bonus with 100 free requests. The companies in the scenarios are fictional. English and Russian.
It's brand new, so please be blunt: where did you get stuck, and which score felt unfair?