Built by someone who actually uses this stuff

Trackline Academy is built and run by Jack Brandt, a Suffolk Law School graduate who received national recognition for utilizing artificial intelligence to help thousands access their military benefits. These programs are Jack's way of sharing what he learned putting AI tools to work on real projects, then turned what worked into structured training. Trackline Academy doesn't just teach you what AI is, it walks you through how to use it to build things.

The short version

Over the last few years I watched AI change what one person can build and how fast professional work can move. I used what I learned to ship real software, including Military Benefits Assistant, an online tool that helps veterans navigate their benefits, built largely by directing AI tools rather than writing code by hand.

That experience taught me something the tutorials skip: the hard part is not opening ChatGPT or Claude. The hard part is learning to operate these tools, giving them the right context, checking their work, and wiring them into your actual workflows so they save real hours. That skill is learnable, and it is what these courses teach.

How the courses work

• Human-designed, AI-delivered. The curriculum, structure, and standards are designed and reviewed by a human. The narration is delivered by AI instructors, which keeps every module current as the tools change.
• Watch → Read → Do → Prove. Every module pairs a narrated lesson with a reading, hands-on tasks in the real tool, and a quiz. The certification exam at the end is proof of competency, not just completion.
• Honest pricing. The first ten modules of every course are free with no signup. The free courses alone give you the tools to start using the tools effectively. But one upgrade price unlocks everything else you need to build, for life, with every future update included.

Why trust this over free videos?

You can absolutely learn from free content, and plenty of it is good. What you get here is a sequence: a curriculum where each skill builds on the last, exercises that force you to actually do the work, exams that tell you honestly whether it stuck, and a catalog that is kept current as the tools change (when NotebookLM became Gemini Notebook, the course was updated within weeks, with the changes documented in the open).

I am excited to share what I have learned with you and hope that you can use Trackline Academy to learn how to build something that changes the world.

-Jack

Get in touch

Questions, feedback, or something in a course that needs fixing? I read everything: info@tracklinesolutions.com