Applied Futures.
Bootcamp · Full day
01 · Beginners
Claude for everyone
Build a Claude that knows your work and runs it without you. No coding required.
Hosted by Jacob & Camilla
+ 4 guest presenters · announced soon
Next cohort starts in
Wed 16.09.26 · 09:00
Why this day.
What a single day here is actually worth.
The gap between people who use AI and people AI works for is opening right now. One day is enough to be on the right side of it.
Hours back, every week
You leave with working automations and workflows built on your own tasks, not demos you'll never open again.
Capability, not theory
A full day of building with expert help in the room beats months of watching from the sidelines.
The room is the asset
A room full of peers, two hosts, four guest presenters. The people you meet keep compounding long after the day.
Who it's for.
Built for one audience, not everyone at once.
This is for you if.
- You already use Claude a bit and suspect there is far more to get.
- You are still typing every request by hand and want work that runs on its own.
- You want to hand off the parts of your week you repeat, not just do them faster.
- You want Claude working from your own documents and tools instead of what you paste in.
- You are curious about building small tools without being a developer.
- Project managers, consultants, analysts, and operators who live in documents and spreadsheets.
- Marketers, lawyers, researchers, and strategists who want hours back each week.
- Founders and team leads who want to see what an agent can actually do for their work.
- Anyone curious about Claude who has never written a line of code, and doesn't intend to.
You go home with something that runs.
Not theory. Five things that are live on your own account after the day.
- Claude connected to your documents, mail and calendar
- Your own skill, for the work you repeat every week
- A task that runs on a schedule without you
- One real piece of work, finished
- Your first small tool
Plus the materials. Operating-manual template, skill library and task templates.
What you'll walk out able to do.
Real capabilities, built on your own work during the day. The full agenda, including the four guest presenters, is announced shortly before each event.
Connectors
Claude working directly from your documents, mail and calendar, so it already has your context.
Skills
Take a procedure you repeat and turn it into something Claude runs the same way every time.
Scheduled tasks
Work that fires on its own, every morning or every Monday. It runs remotely, so your laptop can be shut.
Agents
Multi-step work Claude carries out while you do something else, including deep research that cites its sources.
Documents and data
Dashboards, spreadsheets, decks and PDFs built from your own raw material.
Small tools
Build one thing that does one job for your team, without an engineer.
How the day runs.
The structure of the day. Module topics and guest presenters are announced shortly before each event.
08:00
Check-in & breakfast
Doors open. Coffee, breakfast, and a seat next to people working on the same kind of thing you are.
09:00
Morning modules
Hands-on learning modules, with guest presenters woven in. The full agenda is announced shortly before the event.
12:00
Lunch
A proper break, together. The conversations here are half the value of the day.
13:00
Afternoon modules
Deeper hands-on modules and more guest presenters, building on your own real work, with help when you're stuck.
16:00
Demo hour
The room shows what it built. Short, honest demos: working things, not slides.
17:00
Cocktails & Networking
We wrap the programme and pour something. Stay, compare notes, and leave with people worth keeping in touch with.
Upcoming cohorts.
Sign-up and payment go through the Luma event page.
Before you arrive.
Ten minutes the day before. Saves an hour day-of.
01
A paid Claude plan
Pro, Max or Team, from claude.ai. You use your own account.
02
Two settings on
Settings, then Capabilities, then code execution and file creation. Skills need it.
03
The desktop app
Mac or Windows. Install it before you arrive.
04
One real task
Something from your week that you do often, not once.
Questions.
The short answers. Reach out if anything else.
- Do I need coding experience?
- None at all. We set you up from scratch and you'll ship something genuinely useful by the end of the day.
- How big are the cohorts?
- Capped to keep the room hands-on. Each Luma event page lists the seat count for that cohort. Book early when a date matters.
- What's included?
- Coffee, lunch, drinks, and the full materials (operating-manual template, prompt library, skill files). Sign-up and payment go through Luma, so the day's logistics stay simple.
- Where is it?
- Matrikel1, Copenhagen, or a similar venue announced per cohort. In-person only for now; we'll add online cohorts when there's demand.
- Can I cancel?
- Refunds and rescheduling are handled by Luma per their standard terms. Check the event page when you book.
Your hosts.
Two people in the room with you all day, building alongside, plus four guest presenters per cohort.
Jacob Langvad Nilsson
Co-founder, Applied Futures
Claude Community Ambassador
Hosts the Copenhagen Claude Coders Community and writes on agentic engineering. Recent talks: IDA Driving AI 2026, Code w/ Claude London 2026.
Camilla Roesgaard Hansen
Co-founder, Applied Futures
Senior Product Manager
9+ years shipping digital products from startup to enterprise, B2B and B2C. Strong facilitator; brings the human-centred, data-driven product lens to every cohort. Hyper Island alumna.
Four guest presenters
Every cohort features four guest presenters from the community and industry. The line-up is announced shortly before the event.
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Other formats in the ladder.
Four depths, same operating-manual approach. Pick the one that fits.