🚀 Cohort 4 starts September 20, 2026

Build AI automations businesses actually pay for.

Hashcable is a live, cohort-based course that teaches you to automate real business and remote-work tasks with AI, no coding required. Cohort 4 starts September 20, 2026, learn the tools, build real workflows, and walk away with a portfolio and a certificate.

Joined by 800+ students across 3 cohorts

This Cohort

Open
StartsSeptember 20, 2026
FormatLive + self-paced
Duration30 days
Live sessionsSaturdays, 8 to 9pm
Access after cohort12 months
CertificateIncluded
Why Hashcable

Built to get you actually job-ready

Not another course you start and never finish. Small cohorts, real accountability, and automations that go straight into your portfolio, or straight into your own business.

1

Live, not just recorded

Weekly live sessions with real-time Q&A, plus recordings if you miss one, so you never fall behind.

2

No-code, real tools

You'll work directly in the same automation platforms businesses actually use, not a simplified classroom version.

3

Project-based

Every module ends with a real automation you build. By the end you have a working portfolio, not just a certificate.

4

Built for remote work

Every example is built around real business and remote-work tasks, from client work to running your own operations.

Curriculum

What you'll cover

Four parts, sixteen modules, built to take you from complete beginner to shipping real AI automations for businesses and remote teams.

01

Foundations of AI Automation

The core concepts, tools, and mindset you'll use throughout the course.

Understanding AI automation, and where it fits

What "AI automation" actually means for a business, and the kinds of problems it solves best.

The no-code automation toolkit

Get set up in the platforms that connect your apps and run your workflows, no coding required.

Prompt engineering for business tasks

Write prompts that reliably produce usable output for real work, not just chatbot demos.

Connecting your apps and data sources

Link email, spreadsheets, forms, and business apps so your automations can actually read and act on real data.

02

Automating Core Business Operations

Apply what you've learned to the tasks that eat up the most time in a real business.

Automating customer support and FAQs

Build an AI-assisted first line of response that handles common questions accurately.

Email and inbox automation

Sort, summarize, and draft responses automatically, so nothing important gets missed.

Automating data entry and reporting

Turn manual copy-paste work into a workflow that runs itself on a schedule.

Building your first end-to-end workflow

Combine everything so far into one automation that runs start to finish without you.

03

AI for Remote Work and Productivity

Automations built specifically around how remote teams and freelancers actually work.

Meeting notes, summaries, and follow-ups

Automatically capture, summarize, and distribute action items from every call.

AI content and social media workflows

Draft, schedule, and repurpose content across channels with far less manual work.

Task and project management automation

Keep boards, deadlines, and status updates in sync automatically across your tools.

Managing multiple clients or teams

Scale the same automation patterns across several clients or teams without rebuilding from scratch each time.

04

Scaling and Selling Automation Services

Turn what you've built into a real service, a job skill, or a business.

Packaging automations as a service

Turn a one-off workflow into something repeatable you can offer to clients or employers.

Pricing and pitching AI automation

How to talk about value and price your work when a business doesn't yet know what automation is worth.

Maintaining and troubleshooting live automations

What happens after launch, monitoring, fixing breakages, and handling edge cases.

Capstone: a full business automation

Design and ship one complete automation for a real (or simulated) business, start to finish.

Your Instructor

Learn from someone who's done it

Larry Frank, Hashcable facilitator

Larry Frank

Founder & Lead Instructor, Hashcable

Larry has spent over a decade building automation systems for businesses and remote teams, and has personally guided hundreds of students from complete beginners to confidently shipping their own AI automations. Every Hashcable cohort is run live by Larry, with no outsourced instructors and no recycled recordings.

Student Results

What past students say

★★★★★

"I automated my entire client onboarding process in the second week. What used to take me three hours per client now takes fifteen minutes."

Sarah K.
Sarah K.
Cohort 2
★★★★★

"The live sessions made all the difference. Being able to ask questions in real time instead of just watching videos kept me actually finishing the course."

Tunde M.
Tunde M.
Cohort 3
★★★★★

"I now offer automation setup as a service to remote-first businesses. Hashcable is the reason I knew where to start."

Amara O.
Amara O.
Cohort 1
FAQ

Questions? Answered.

Cohort 4 starts September 20, 2026. Enrollment is open now, spots are limited to keep group sizes small.

No. Hashcable is entirely no-code. Everything you build uses visual automation tools and AI, not programming.

Both. You'll learn to automate your own business or remote-work tasks, and how to package the same skills as a service for clients or employers.

Every live session is recorded and added to your dashboard within a few hours, so you never lose access to anything even if you can't make it live.

12 months from your cohort's start date, plenty of time to revisit lessons as you apply what you've learned.

Yes. Every student who completes the course receives a certificate, plus a finished capstone automation for their portfolio.

Ready to actually finish a course this time?

Cohort 4 starts September 20, 2026. Spots are limited to keep group sizes small, enroll now to lock yours in.

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