Creative Engineering
Applications close June 20 · … · Tashkent time
One project a day. It goes online the same day, finished or not.
A laptop and a webcam is enough to build real things. You don't need a lab.
Some v1.5 projects barely worked. They shipped anyway.
Most of what you'll learn is already in repos online. Go read them.
A Nazarx Robotics × Buildcored cohort. August 15–24 at the Turin Polytechnic Lyceum in Tashkent. Full days of building with real robotics kits, everyone in the same room. Nazarx brings the hardware, you bring a laptop. Free.
30 days, 30 projects, no hardware needed. Everything ran on a laptop with a webcam and Python.
Mac, Windows, Linux.
All AI ran locally.
v1.5 was 10 builders and 30 projects, every one with its repo and builder's name.
v2.0 is open to anyone.
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“Before Buildcored, I was a Python newbie — I only knew for and while from class. By the end I’d learned a lot about Python, Ollama, and vibe-coding.”
v1.5 builder · Tashkent
“30 days. 30 AI projects. One per day. No breaks. Music that plays when you look down. A drawing canvas controlled by hand gestures. A voice transcription tool running fully local. A RAG agent that reads a PDF and answers your questions. None of these are perfect. Some barely worked. This was day 1 of something longer.”
v1.5 builder · via LinkedIn
“I saw the announcement scrolling through Telegram. When I read the curriculum, I swear I didn’t know any word there. But I’m curious — so I joined. The hardest day was setting up the environment: I use my neighbour’s wifi, so I sat outside in the corner of the house for hours installing everything. Worth it.”
v1.5 builder · Buildcored Telegram
Interviews with engineers
about how they actually work.
On agency, and building painkillers instead of vitamins.
Getting into Google when there's no pipeline to it.
What a long engineering career actually compounds into.
Standups, peer reviews, demo Fridays during cohorts.
The Orcas v1.5 curriculum, all 30 days.
Where most of the community lives.
The Engineering Series. Interviews with engineers at Google and YouTube.
Robotics company. Hardware partner for Orcas v2.0. They provide the kits the cohort builds with.
See the announcementVenue partner. Hosts the v2.0 cohort in Tashkent, August 15–24.
turin.uzRun a school, a company, or a lab and want to build something with us? Write to team@buildcored.com.
A builder community started in Tashkent. People pick projects, build them, and put the code online. Most of the community lives on Telegram.
Our building program. v1.5 was 30 projects in 30 days, all software, shipped by 10 builders. v2.0 is the next one: in person, with real hardware, August 15–24 in Tashkent.
Nothing. The community is free and so are the programs.
The Telegram is open to everyone: t.me/buildcored. For Orcas v2.0, apply here by June 20.
Yes. All 30 v1.5 projects are at buildcored.com/projects, each with the builder's name and a link to its GitHub repo. You can read every line of code.
Builders who finish a cohort get a certificate with a code on it. Anyone can check that a code is genuine at buildcored.com/verify.
Husan Mavlonov runs it, with help from the community and partners. Day to day that means he sets the programs, partners supply hardware and rooms, and builders run the channels.
v1.5 was 30 projects in 30 days, all software. v2.0 is in person: August 15–24 in Tashkent, real hardware, free. We build it together in one room.
Applications close June 20, 2026 · …
