Ten weeks · Two tracks · Your work marked every week
The Zapier program for Filipinos who already know what automation can do, and have never actually built one. Watch the video below. It explains the whole thing in ten minutes.
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Read this part slowly
Every live, someone asks the same question. Can you teach this?
Not because you do not understand automation. You do. You have watched me build it for two years. You can explain what a Zap is to your own clients.
You have just never built one yourself.
So you watch another tutorial. You follow along. It works on the screen and then three weeks later you could not do it again if someone paid you.
Here is the real reason that keeps happening, and it is not your fault.
Nobody ever checked your work.
You watched twelve videos and felt productive. You built nothing. Nobody ever told you what was wrong with what you made, because you never made anything.
That is the entire thing this program fixes.
How a week actually runs
Not a folder of videos you will abandon in week two. Every week has a deadline, and every week your work gets looked at.
About ninety minutes of video. Every lesson carries a short practice task you check yourself as you watch.
We build the week's activity together on screen. Live on a call whenever we can, so you can ask questions while it is happening.
One to three real builds for the week. Not seventy-seven bits of homework, because nobody finishes that.
I open the submissions and go through them out loud. On screen, in front of the room, yours included. What is right, what is wrong, how to fix it.
Who this is for
One curriculum, two demo stacks. You pick your track in module zero and you can switch later.
You start on a free stack: a form, a Google Sheet, Gmail and Slack. You build exactly the same things as everyone else, and nothing costs you money to practise on.
You start in a sandbox sub-account with a translation lesson that maps what you already know onto Zapier. You can test out of module one entirely.
The curriculum
Beginning to end, in the order you learn it. Fifteen hours of video, and every week you build something real out of it.
What you get
After the ten weeks
You do not walk out with one skill. You walk out with a service menu, and module nine teaches you how to price it.
Build the workflows that save a business hours every week.
Connect the tools that do not talk to each other, including the ones with no integration at all.
Run and clean a client's CRM so the pipeline actually reflects reality.
Live client reporting that lands in an inbox without anyone opening a spreadsheet.
Forms, portals and approval steps that turn a new client into a running project.
Go into an account that is burning tasks and cut the bill in half. Module six pays for itself here.
Why this one works
You did not finish them. Here is what is structurally different about this one.
Not a private comment you skim. On screen, every week, in front of the room. Nobody hides at the back.
Twenty-two real builds, not seventy-seven quiz answers. By week nine you have systems you could sell.
Beginners are not left behind and experienced operators are not bored. Same lessons, two demo stacks.
Every week has a cut-off. The review is built from what is in the queue, so late means your work is not on the screen.
Batches are capped so every submission actually gets looked at. 50 students per batch.
Go quiet for two weeks and you get a message. That is when people disappear and never come back.
Who is teaching this
GoHighLevel and Zapier automation specialist. Building in GoHighLevel since 2019, and building it live on TikTok for the last two years.
Five-plus years of CRM systems, workflow automation and internal tooling for US companies in home services, wedding media and staffing. Every question in this course came out of that work, or out of the room that has watched me do it.
GoHighLevel · Zapier · Make · n8n · Airtable · ClickUp · HubSpot · Pipedrive · Claude and MCP
Your seat
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The 77 lessons and the Facebook page, and that is all. No marked builds, no live calls, no Discord, no Zapier account and no Digikam. You watch it on your own.
Not ready yet? Join the waitlist and the full outline goes out before anyone else sees it.
Questions
No. Track A assumes you have never built one. Module zero has you set up a free practice stack, and module one has a working Zap running in week one. You build the same things as everyone else.
Track B starts with a translation lesson that maps what you already know onto Zapier, and you can test out of module one entirely. Module two onwards is where most experienced operators get caught, because it is familiar enough to skim.
No. There is one module with JavaScript steps, taught for people who do not code, and you do not reach it until week seven.
Every call is recorded and goes up afterwards, and the recordings stay available for your full six months of access. Missing one costs you the live questions, not the material.
You get one free resubmission on anything, your pod checks your work before you submit, and if you go quiet for two weeks I will message you.
No. Your Zapier access is included, inside the Diskarte workspace, with multi-step Zaps, filters, paths, webhooks and the premium apps unlocked from day one. On Zapier's own free plan almost none of that is available, so this is the difference between following along and watching. Two windows worth knowing apart: the Zapier account runs for the ten weeks of your batch and closes when the batch ends, which is why we move your builds into an account you own before then. Your course access and the recordings are separate and run for six months. Module one still covers what those features cost in the real world, module six covers cutting that bill in half, and module nine covers pricing it into client work so your client carries it.
The concepts transfer completely. Triggers, filters, mapping, dedupe and webhooks are the same in all three, which is why module one ends with when Zapier is the wrong answer.
The ₱1,999 plan is the 77 lessons and the Facebook page. You watch, on your own. The ₱2,999 founding plan is the version this page is actually about: your 22 builds get marked out loud, you are on the live calls, you are in Discord with your pod, you get a Zapier Professional account for the ten weeks so you can follow every build instead of watching it, and you keep Digikam for life. It is also ₱2,001 off the ₱5,000 the course goes to after the first batch. The lessons are the same. Everything that makes you finish is in the founding plan.
If the batch fills before we confirm your payment, you get all of it back. Before we start, you can pull out for a full refund up to 24 hours before the first session. After that it is final, and what you keep is six months of access and every recording.
Eight systems you built end to end, a capstone build graded against a rubric, and a service you know how to price. You build them in the Diskarte workspace during the course, and before your access ends we walk you through moving them into an account you own.
Last thing
You already know what automation does. Ten weeks from now you will have built it twenty-two times, and someone will have checked every one.
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