I did 6 months of work in 1 week (and you can too)

At MIT, nobody was using it. Yet it can multiply how fast you and your developers ship.

Hello Geneva,

Let me tell you something wild.

A year ago, I was at MIT. Surrounded by brilliant engineers. People working at Amazon, Harvard, the best tech companies in the world.

And NONE of them were really using AI coding tools.

Not for lack of skill, but because people don't like change.

Today? I do in 1 week what used to take me 6 months.

And I'm not the only one.

The tool nobody talks about (but that changes everything)

It's called Claude Code (or Cursor, its competitor).

If you have developers on your team, or if you code yourself, listen closely:

It's in a league of its own.

But careful: this isn't just "copy-pasting AI-generated code."

It's a skill in its own right. You have to learn how to use it. But once you get the hang of it?

It's phenomenal.

The hard numbers (because that's what counts)

Let's take a simple example: building a CRM feature for a dental practice.

Before Claude Code:

  • Development time: 3 weeks

  • Developer cost (at CHF 80/h, 40h/week): CHF 9,600

With Claude Code:

  • Development time: 3 days

  • Developer cost: CHF 1,920

  • Claude Code subscription: CHF 200/month

Net savings: CHF 7,480 on a single feature.

And that's just one project.

Imagine it over a year. Over 10 projects.

The numbers get dizzying.

Why you need to act NOW

Here's the truth:

Not everyone is using this yet.

That's your window of opportunity.

While your competitors keep coding "the old way," you can:

  • Ship 5x faster

  • Test more ideas

  • Save tens of thousands of francs

But that window won't stay open for long.

Where to start?

1. Try the free version of Claude or Cursor to see how powerful it is.

2. As soon as you feel the potential, upgrade to the Pro version (about CHF 200/month).

Yes, it costs 200 bucks a month. But if it saves you even just 2 hours of development, it has already paid for itself.

3. Learn it properly. It's a skill. Put in the time to learn how to use it properly.

My recommendation for learning it

I recommend this video, which blew me away: How I Code 159% Faster Using AI (Cursor + Sonnet 3.5)

Watch how he codes with Claude. It's fascinating.

Personally, I watched every tutorial I could find and experimented with so many things myself. Today, I work the same way (with a few extra techniques on top).

But this video? It's an excellent starting point.

The decision is yours

I can't force you to try it.

But I can tell you one thing: in 6 months, the competitors who've adopted these tools will be way ahead.

And where will you be?

Your call.

Salim Founder, GenevIA

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