OpenAI
Learn practical AI skills to automate work, design faster, and ship real projects.
In 4 weeks, build real AI-powered workflows without coding. For designers, product people, and curious builders.
Taught 108 designers in the Baltics how to build real products
What you will learn
In just 4 weeks, follow an actionable curriculum with live classes, hands-on templates, and guided office hours
Build AI products end to end
Learn how to go from problem discovery to design, development, and shipping real AI features, not demos.
Choose the right tools and models
Learn which models, frameworks, and techniques to use for different problems, and how to avoid overengineering.
Build your own AI-powered feature.
Learn practical prompting, when to use RAG or fine-tuning, and how to reduce errors and hallucinations.
Who this course is for
This bootcamp is designed for professionals who want to build real AI products without needing to become full-stack engineers.
For Founders, Designers & UX
Learn to identify real problems AI can solve, design AI interfaces that users trust, and ship AI features that actually work.
For PMs & Leaders
Understand AI capabilities, choose the right models and tools, and lead AI projects from discovery to deployment.
Product Builders
Build AI agents, implement RAG systems, and create AI-powered workflows that automate real business tasks.
What's included
Everything you need to build AI products
Live sessions
Interactive classes with hands-on exercises, Q&A sessions, and real-time feedback on your projects.
Certificate of completion
Share your new AI skills with your employer or on LinkedIn to showcase your expertise.
Real assets
Get templates, prompts, workflows, and code examples you can use immediately in your own projects.
Overview
Course syllabus
Pricing
One payment. Pick a cohort in November 2026 or February 2027.
Live sessions: Tuesdays · 18:00–20:00 · GMT+2 · online
Cohort
November 2026 · Cohort 1
€400.00
What’s included
- Week 0 pre-work: setup checklists, accounts, starter prompts, cohort chat
- 4 live sessions (2 hrs each) with teaching, hands-on work, and Q&A
- Recordings and lifetime access to materials, templates, and prompts
- Starter templates and briefs for your site and capstone
- Private cohort Slack with async help
- Certificate of completion
Cohort
February 2027 · Cohort 2
€400.00
What’s included
- Week 0 pre-work: setup checklists, accounts, starter prompts, cohort chat
- 4 live sessions (2 hrs each) with teaching, hands-on work, and Q&A
- Recordings and lifetime access to materials, templates, and prompts
- Starter templates and briefs for your site and capstone
- Private cohort Slack with async help
- Certificate of completion
Meet Eddy
I'm the guy behind uxtribe, where theory turns into real-world projects.
I'm Eddy Bogomolov, a UX designer from Riga with 10+ years of experience in design, teaching, and building real products.
I started uxtribe because I saw a gap: too many people study UX but never actually become designers. I wanted to change that.
At uxtribe, you don't just "take a course." You work one-on-one with me. You build real projects. You create a portfolio that gets attention. You move at your own pace, not on some rushed bootcamp timeline.
This isn't about certificates. It's about changing your career and your life. Some of my students are now my best friends. That's the kind of journey uxtribe is built for.
Reviews
What students and colleagues wrote.
Anna Ivuškāne
Eddy taught with great effort and precision. I really felt like his main goal was to help each and every one of the students to understand the world of UX, both research and design. He always took all the time needed to answer any questions and organise extra work classes if necessary and all that help and effort resulted in great improvement in UX skills. You can really learn a lot from Eddy! Thank you.
Kairit Sikkal
One of the greatest investments made in my career in such a short time. I see UI patterns, rythm, consistency and user psychology everywhere now. I also see things on a different level in different fields, even in my current job.
Sergey Chaplinsky
I want to sincerely thank my mentor Eddy Bogomolov for the guidance, support, and insights throughout the course — your feedback was invaluable. Coming from a visual design background, this was a big leap, and it made me even more excited to dive deeper into UX and product thinking.
Liga Karklina
Satisfying to receive this after 4 months of late nights studying and designing! Thank you Edijs Bogomolovs, Rostislav Roznoshchik and Greta for sharing your knowledge, time and passion. Higly recommend UX Tribe for anyone who is looking to break into UX / UI industry.
Annamari Kalling
If any one of you is looking for a hands-on UX/UI Bootcamp and is willing to work hard (yes, there is homework and sometimes you need to do it instead of sleeping!) and have a lot of fun while learning new skills, I highly recommend it.
Rukhshona Sharipova
The bootcamp was incredible experience! Thank you for all the support and guidance throughout.
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