405 reels — everything I’ve learned building 25+ products, categorized.
405 lessons · 4h 36m
1 · Building with AI — Claude Code & vibe coding
1.1 What 700M people actually do on ChatGPT — the niche hiding in OpenAI's own research
1:29
1.2 The future is a keypad phone and an AI agent — why I'm building for natural interaction
2:00
1.3 We over-trust AI code — more shipping, more breaking, and what I built about it
2:44
1.4 Will AI replace front-end engineers? I gave it a real task — here's the verdict
0:28
1.5 My top 5 AI tools that cost nothing
0:58
1.6 "Add a button here" — done in 10 seconds. Five years ago I wouldn't have believed it
0:27
1.7 The one thing AI models still lack: self-initiative
0:30
1.8 People are generating full videos from a prompt with Claude Code + Remotion
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1.9 AI wrote my npm package — 252 downloads in two days, zero lines typed by me
1.10 Stop building for people — build for AI agents, the future workforce
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1.11 Claude Code Skills: document how a thing is done, and every agent can do it
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1.12 I'm converting all my products into Skills — here's why Vercel did the same
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1.13 My mission: turn human jobs into AI-agent jobs
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1.14 Agents don't want your website, they want a CLI — so I'm shipping npm packages
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1.15 I want to add tasks to Trello, sleep, and let the agent work — so I'm building it
0:34
1.16 Your AI has no memory of what you did last time — we're building the missing layer
0:46
1.17 MagicChat CLI: one command to save your AI's memory across Claude and Cursor
0:52
1.18 BrowsingBee: a server-side browser for Claude — run 10 tasks without hijacking your desktop
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1.19 Trello for AI agents, built entirely by chat — I didn't touch the code
1.20 KanbanTeam: a task board Claude Code can actually use from the terminal
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1.21 KanbanTeam is live — import your Trello and let Claude take over the tasks
1.22 Why is there no Strava for coders? Fine, I'll build it
1.23 I'd never built a VS Code extension — Strava for coders shipped anyway
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1.24 Why agents belong in the terminal — the mkdir argument
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1.25 Never wrote Rust in my life. Started at midnight anyway — because AI
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1.26 The scariest thing to test is payments — so I made Cursor do it at 12:49 AM
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1.27 Embeddings explained on a whiteboard: every text becomes a coordinate
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1.28 200 Trello tasks and no way to talk to them — adding AI chat for non-coders
1.29 How I actually talk to my AI: "dude, run it locally, sign up, test it thoroughly"
1.30 Working with AI vs managing six developers — an honest comparison
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1.31 The OpenClaw use-case repo everyone should bookmark
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1.32 Hard work doesn't pay — results do. A message to developers competing with Claude Code
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1.33 One stranger helped me set up Flutter five years ago. Today AI does it in a minute
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1.34 Skip Apple Sign-In hell: use OTP email login and ship your iOS app months faster
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1.35 Podcast transcript → Claude → a full business plan with pricing and channels
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1.36 Cursor was costing me $500/month — Claude Code Max plus renamed terminals fixed it
1.37 Claude wrote a Whisper transcription API for me — total cost $1.13
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1.38 The little-known link that gets your App Store review expedited
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1.39 Ignore the hype cycle — if you haven't tried Claude Code, start there
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1.40 The claude-chats folder trick: give Claude a memory between sessions
1.41 Stop approving every step — the settings.json change that lets Claude run
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1.42 Feeling like AI will eat everything? This adoption graph says the space is wide open
1.43 Pivoting BrowsingBee: from testing tool to browser skills for Claude
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1.44 Running multiple Claude instances at once — one terminal per project
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1.45 Git worktrees: the trick that lets multiple Claude agents edit the same repo
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1.46 The ping sound that saves you from doom-scrolling while Claude works
1.47 Google shipped a CLI — Calendar, Sheets, Docs and Gmail for your agents
1.48 Leaving Cursor for the Claude $200 plan — rebuilding the browser and the ping
1:05
1.49 I still haven't used OpenClaw — and I'm not missing anything
0:21
1.50 A teenager's vibe-coded app sold for $100M — and CalBuddy does ₹60L a month
1.51 Control your Mac from your phone: Amphetamine + Chrome Remote Desktop
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1.52 Forward a reel, get it recreated from your own footage — building QEdit overnight
1:08
1.53 Gemini Embedding 2 goes multimodal — no more frame-by-frame video hacks
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1.54 I was burning lakhs on AI — open-source models on Modal do the same job
1.55 Asked Claude for a pitch deck from the cab — had it before the event
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1.56 Anthropic's free courses: get certified in Claude, MCP and agents
1.57 Claude's bug finder and the rise of vibe testing
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1.58 Localize your app: one dev grew German downloads 2,496% with a CLI prompt
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1.59 A tiny local model that watches a video and tells you what's happening
1.60 The Skill that pre-fixes every App Store rejection pattern before you submit
1.61 I asked Claude to build video-editing software — QEdit's AI director took 2 days
1.62 Moving from ChatGPT to Claude? Take your memory with you
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1.63 App Store finally has an API — Claude can now publish your app from the terminal
1.64 Claude Agents explained: sub-agents that coordinate instead of asking you
1.65 /loop + /schedule: Claude checks my unread email every hour and pings my phone
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1.66 No internet, no problem — the open-source models I keep for offline work
1.67 RC mode: remote-control Claude from your phone (and keep the Mac awake)
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1.68 Never write a changelog again — GitHub Actions + AI PRs it for you
1.69 SV founders are firing design teams — here's my before/after with Claude Code
1.70 Deploy your own Lovable: the open-source vibe-coding platform, two clicks
1.71 I paid Upwork for this app 5 years ago and couldn't touch it — today AI added the free trial
0:43
1.72 4:30 AM, Vercel got breached — everything I'm rotating right now
1.73 Dario said biotech. I pasted the podcast into Claude and asked how to monetise it
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1.74 Google launched a CLI for Calendar, Sheets, Docs and Chat — for your agents
1.75 Use Stripe CLI so Claude can see your payments data
1.76 The level of design Claude can do — Talking PDF, before and after
2:41
1.77 $0.87 vs $25 for the same job — DeepSeek's 75% price cut is permanent
1.78 Both versions were coded by Claude. The difference is knowing what you want
1.79 I built a Kanban tool. Then found Todoist's API works with Claude, so it's going in the bin
1.80 One key for every model — why I moved to OpenRouter
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1.81 App Store screenshots done by a Claude Code skill
1.82 Not your normal 'Sign in with Google' button — this one shows the user's accounts
1.83 Claude + Microsoft Clarity API = a full report of what's wrong with my product
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1.84 The best product feedback is watching over someone's shoulder. Clarity does that for free
1.85 Five years building mobile apps and nobody told me Clarity works on mobile
1.86 Claude can control your Android emulator and test hands-free
1.87 Traffic but no sign-ups? Install these two things first
1.88 I gave Claude months of my chats. It wrote my 'ship a profitable SaaS' guide
1.89 Grok in the terminal for ₹231 — and it runs my ads through Browser MCP
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1.90 Claude ran my Facebook ads, Google ads and published my book — from the terminal
1.91 I built a word game with my girlfriend on a call — Claude shipped it live mid-conversation
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1.92 10 terminals, 10 AIs in parallel, 10 working tools in under an hour
1.93 A full video editor in the browser — the kind of product people raise crores to build. I made CueEdit
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1.94 The talk I gave on stage? I didn't write it. Claude did, from my own book
1.95 A whole video lecture platform, coded in under a day
1.96 I build by chatting with Claude in the terminal. I never push from there
1.97 Everyone can vibe code now. Almost nobody ships
1.98 Cal AI sold for $100M. Then people copied it for one country and won
1.99 $1,000 MRR at 80% margin — why mobile apps are the best indie business right now
1.100 The exact moment I picked the idea: an app that saves Instagram recipe reels
1.101 I told my younger brother 'browse TrustMRR and pick an idea.' It doesn't work like that
1.102 Honest truth before you start: this is not do-this-get-rich
1.103 Hundreds of recipes saved on Instagram that I can never find again. So I'm building the fix
1.104 I don't brainstorm app ideas. I scroll Twitter
1.105 Never written a line of code? This course assumes exactly that
1.106 The whole game: find the idea, build it, ship it to the App Store, market it
1.107 Step 1 is not code. It's a Google Doc
1.108 The #1 app in your niche already did your user research
1.109 Even the top apps launched with two pages and marked everything else 'coming soon'
1.110 90% of people find recipes while scrolling reels. So the whole app is one pipe
1.111 How I named my app in 60 seconds
1.112 The apps winning entire countries translated everything: UI, screenshots, store listing
1.113 My first prompt for any new app: two folders, Next.js landing page and Flutter app
1.114 Never let AI code without a plan — I switch Claude to plan mode first
1.115 The Claude Code shortcut nobody uses: shift+tab
1.116 How to get any Instagram reel's transcript: Apify's Instagram scraper
2 · SEO, AEO & Traffic
2.1 Is SEO dead? We lost a third of our traffic — here's my honest answer
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2.2 Forget SEO, learn AEO: 25-word queries and 6× better-converting traffic
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2.3 The 3-step process that took us from zero to 300K organic visitors a month
2.4 Programmatic SEO: how Ben pulled 35,000 free visitors from Google
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2.5 Google just put AI Overview data in Search Console — save your $199 Ahrefs bill
2.6 Three things to do the day you deploy: Search Console, Analytics, Detailed SEO
2.7 Core-update-proofing your site — my SEO lead's checklist
2.8 "I lost 2/3 of my traffic" — a raw conversation about surviving a core update
2.9 Nobody knows exactly why pages rank — what we check when Google won't tell
2.10 How we got 10,000 signups: SEO, after ads failed us
2.11 Semrush says 100K searches, reality says 6 clicks — search-volume lies
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2.12 Get a brand-new site indexed: domain verification and sitemap, step by step
2.13 Wrote a blog yesterday? Request indexing today — the 2-minute habit
2.14 Three checks before your blog can rank: coverage, human-ness, written-for-users
2.15 No sitemap submitted = Google guessing your site — fix it in Search Console
2.16 Google thought our 5,000-page site had 1.5 million pages — crawl-budget cleanup
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2.17 48% of your docs visitors are AI agents — optimize documentation for them
2.18 One rogue robots.txt on a subdomain tanked all our rankings
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2.19 DebugBear: the free report that shows why your site loads slow
2.20 8,700 people used this SEO-audit Skill — no coding required
2.21 Check your real ranking in the US from India — the incognito region trick
2.22 A $5 Chrome extension listing = a backlink from Google itself
2.23 How one hire added 500K monthly search traffic — use-case pages and localization
2.24 They say ranking takes months. My new domain got impressions on day two
2.25 The Detailed SEO extension I use daily: canonical, title, indexed — at a glance
2.26 Googlebot only reads your first 2MB — keep every page under it
2.27 Microsoft's free tool shows how you rank on ChatGPT and friends
2.28 500 websites that will give you a free backlink
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2.29 Your vibe-coded app will never rank on React — why Next.js wins SEO
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2.30 Claude became her #1 acquisition channel — AEO in the wild
2.31 30 vibe-coded service pages + one sitemap = organic clients
2.32 Index This: my 3-year-old script that bulk-indexes URLs via Google's API
2.33 Search Console alone isn't enough — you need the sitemap too
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2.34 Ten YouTube videos per long-tail keyword — rank in AI Overviews and search
2.35 Google killed the ping — your sitemap needs lastmod dates now
2.36 Give Claude your Semrush API key and it does your SEO — keywords, blogs, updates
2.37 A founder friend lost two-thirds of his traffic in the Google core update
2.38 Don't publish your next blog before doing this
2.39 IndexThis — how I get URLs indexed with the Google Indexing API
2.40 Competitors bidding on your brand name is now legally actionable in India
2.41 Someone cloned my landing page in 136 languages and started ranking. Here's what I did
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2.42 SEO for devs with Claude: my Video Factory ranks while I sleep
2.43 Video Factory: 200 AI videos I almost didn't post are ranking in Google
2.44 Google is ranking my Instagram reels in Search. Not my blog. My reels
2.45 Part 1: my competitors have translated pages for every country. That's the trick
2.46 Part 2: my DA is 60-70. Google's is 99. So I'm ranking on their domain
2.47 1,000,000 searches a month for one keyword — and search isn't just blogs anymore
2.48 The one Ahrefs filter I always use: keyword difficulty, max 20
3 · Money & Business Playbook
3.1 The two emails every SaaS should send in the first hour after signup
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3.2 My first dollar online: video DMs on Messenger, because links get spammed
3.3 Email is our #2 channel after SEO — the signup-email playbook
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3.4 The quote that built this company: put more buy buttons on the internet
3.5 Thousands of visitors, weak conversions — how we debug the funnel with DataFast
3.6 One-time purchase? Build the next product for the same customer
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3.7 Skype is dying with millions of paying users — dead products are openings
3.8 A Slack-notification app of 100 lines makes $400–500 every month
3.9 Get your domain free — the checkout code most people never use
3.10 My customers used BlurWeb for something I never built it for — launch and find out
3.11 Read the 1-star reviews — that's where Slack Notify came from
3.12 No ideas? These sites are full of real problems people already pay for
3.13 "I have a job, I can't build" — I launched my first product over a Diwali break
3.14 Petrol pumps outearn AI startups — the case for boring businesses
3.15 MVP means minimum: ship the smallest thing users can want more of
3.16 Viral loops: invite-a-friend, affiliates, and growth while you sleep
3.17 YC will hand you $25,000 in AI credits — check if you're eligible
3.18 25+ products in 3 years, one strategy: make it exist, then make it better
3.19 Your customers are your sales team — wiring the invite popup to an affiliate program
3.20 500 visitors a day, zero sales — traffic was never the whole problem
3.21 925 failed startups, documented — study how funding dies
3.22 Built a CLI? Post it to this subreddit — 5,000 views and some sarcasm
3.23 $17K in credits for setting up ClawdBot — quick money for any developer
3.24 ₹11.48 lakh last year from two set-and-forget add-ons — the full math
3.25 Five ways to generate reviews that actually convert into sales
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3.26 Indian traffic doesn't convert — chase US visitors or stay broke
3.27 This ugly logo generated 10 sales — stop polishing yours
3.28 The test-email trick that fixes your deliverability before it matters
3.29 Claude found ₹10,000/month of dead cloud instances in one audit
3.30 The one form blocking your app from US schools — two years of lost B2B
3.31 Product multiplication: every app I build becomes three
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3.32 Students: complete SaaS apps you can download, deploy and start selling
3.33 Deploy-your-own-SaaS: VPNs, music streaming, ebook stores — code included
3.34 You vibe-coded it. Now market it — 100 places to post your product
3.35 The guessing game that trains your revenue instincts
3.36 Credits for five-star reviews — the loop every big app runs
3.37 Hunter.io + Claude: find anyone's work email and know who to pitch
3.38 Our Gemini bill hit lakhs — the multi-account credits trick that trims it
3.39 What YC's event actually hands you: OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor credits
3.40 The invoice-request page that unlocks corporate customers
3.41 Finch's bird makes $1.5M a month — character beats features
3.42 Greg, vibe coding is not eating SaaS
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3.43 I changed one URL from Slack Notify to Discord Notify. It made $700
3.44 Same code, multiple products — the concept I apply without noticing
3.45 My app-idea trick: find apps with negative reviews
3.46 Tome raised $81M at a $300M valuation and shut down at $4M revenue
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3.47 Every AI company gives 50% off if you don't need an instant response
3.48 Subscriptions are the hardest business model. Start with one-time products
3.49 If I were in high school and wanted my first $1,000 online
3.50 He hit $100k MRR by building a scheduler for agents, not humans
3.51 App releases are up, app usage is down. Building isn't the problem anymore
3.52 A contact form making $32,000 a month — Web3Forms
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3.53 Day 1 of Google Ads with Claude — not profitable yet, and that's the point
3.54 Be10X runs 800+ Facebook ads and 4,000 Google ads teaching AI tools
3.55 The plan: turn what I know into a course, sell it through ads, then prescribe my apps
3.56 If you ask me how to make money online, I'll ask how many buy buttons you have
3.57 8 startups in, my biggest regret: I didn't run ads sooner
3.58 Lifetime deals are the cheat code to your first sale online
3.59 My first Facebook ad: ₹500 a day, break-even in 3 days, run entirely by Claude
3.60 I've launched 20+ products. Only 7 make money. That's the strategy
3.61 Give me $1,000 and tell me to start over. I wouldn't need it
3.62 The one idea rule behind ₹20 lakh a month: sell fruit, not medicine
3.63 Nobody knows your UPI. How is God supposed to make you rich?
3.64 The medium popcorn at PVR costs almost the same as the large. That's the trick, and I used it
3.65 I had no idea if anyone would buy my course, so I sold it before building it
3.66 A Stripe setting that's off by default cost me $8,000 in disputes
3.67 I spent a lakh on Facebook ads and made 3-4x back. Now scaling to 10 lakh
3.68 Dribbble freelance listings: websites and landing pages worth thousands
3.69 An old Dribbble profile with 29,000 views became a lead source
3.70 ₹40 lakh in 48 hours from a list website — outbid.lol
3.71 A single page, no features, no AI. A leaderboard and a pay button. $40k in 3 days
4 · Content & Distribution
4.1 The .5 camera trick that finally made recording feel natural
4.2 How I post daily: record your life, and bank clips for the dry days
4.3 ManyChat ended my 2 AM comment replies — auto-DM from any keyword
4.4 You're already saying it — point a camera at conversations you're having anyway
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4.5 Two months on Instagram, 571 clicks to my site — documenting works
4.6 Growing to 10K: my only strategy is controlling the posting
4.7 Guides took hours I didn't have — the lead form that made them worth it
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4.8 Unfollow 2,500 people in one script — reset your LinkedIn feed
4.9 Vibe editing: Supabase + scripts + bulk video generation
4.10 Remove every filler word from a video in under two minutes
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4.11 First money from content: the ₹5,000 consultation DM
4.12 100K subscribers from one day of work: 2,000 scheduled videos
4.13 330 posts scheduled across Twitter, LinkedIn and TikTok — via Claude, no clicking
4.14 How you feel on camera is how the viewer feels
4.15 People are done with '10 tips'. Authenticity is the whole game
4.16 100+ tutorial videos and nobody watches them. So I let customers chat with all of them
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4.17 LinkedIn wants video. The data says post text
4.18 I exported 90 days of Meta video data. Claude wrote 20 scripts from it
4.19 YouTube didn't monetise me. That's when I learned rented audience vs owned audience
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4.20 4.4 million views from reaction videos, then the product demo
4.21 Document, don't create — it took me years to actually do it
4.22 Spam the internet with what you've built. The right person will find you
4.23 Three months of content scheduled before a trip — Claude wrote 400 posts
4.24 300 followers to 50k in six months. There was no trick
4.25 People overthink making a course. My actual process
4.26 I don't open an editor. I hand the raw video to Claude
4.27 One podcast, ten cuts, one day, 400,000 views
4.28 176 faceless videos in one day on my laptop — the exact stack
4.29 I don't edit reels. I record one long video and Claude cuts it
4.30 275 + 171 people commented 'link' and got nothing. Claude replied to all of them
4.31 This reel was edited by Claude. I didn't open an editor
4.32 I make carousels with Claude now instead of recording videos
5 · Founder Journey — build in public
5.1 Zero to a $1M valuation in under 3 years — the whole story
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5.2 Three years into MagicSlides and I think I've been wrong about presentations
5.3 $0 → $300K ARR: launch something, listen, then market everywhere
5.4 Day 1 of building a generational company — who I am and the plan
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5.5 Google launched a model that kills my business — so I built on it by 6 PM
5.6 12 AM audit: my neglected product's payment button was just… gone
5.7 Reading yesterday's numbers on camera: 7,524 visitors
5.8 Interviewing SEO hires today — what we look for
5.9 ₹241 to email 10,000 users — it feels like a casino bet
5.10 12 years, same work: what the BlackBuck founder taught me about simplicity
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5.11 I hate shooting in public. Doing it anyway — BananaSlides launch day
5.12 1 million installs — the Bangalore meetup interview
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5.13 Startup India recognition, three years later: zero benefits so far
5.14 A new model every day is confusing — so we shipped BananaSlides anyway
5.15 A full year without shipping our mobile app — my hiring mistakes, out loud
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5.16 Overwhelmed by launches? Pick one model and build the obvious thing
5.17 Day in the life: doing my team's task myself to find their real blockers
5.18 Company in the red — the conversion experiments I'm running this week
5.19 Our intern generated 4K images for presentation slides — watch your AI costs
5.20 First subscription sale: $8/month for InstaCarousel
5.21 "We got saved" — the launch that started paying for itself
5.22 Touring our new 12-seater office
5.23 Confession: we used Google's fanciest model to generate basic text
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5.24 Two days, three products: Clippy for desktop, for business, for Chrome
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5.25 Meet Mia: rebuilding MagicSlides around an agent instead of buttons
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5.26 Weeks of team discussions, still not shipped — today I'm doing it myself
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5.27 I watched my five-year-old video and felt left out. So I'm back, as cringe as possible
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5.28 25-year-old CEO, team of 10. Three years ago I was working alone
5.29 A day in the life of building a generational business
5.30 Five years of free documentation. This month I made my first paid guide
5.31 The DM that became MagicSlides: 'can you build me a pitch deck?'
5.32 Looking for a job? Make 10 YouTube videos about everything you know
5.33 I'm one of Claude's biggest salespeople and I get nothing for it
5.34 Too many terminals. The money is coming from SaaS, so I'm doubling down
5.35 10:51am. Today's plan: put two more buy buttons on the internet
5.36 The logo is done, the page is redesigned, and it's converted nobody for months
6 · Conversations — interviews & podcast clips
6.1 Cold-calling playbook: why real estate leads are worth the most
6.2 Nescafe, Clinic Plus and the power of owning one word
6.3 When to send cold email: the two windows that actually get opens
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6.4 What I want from a product manager: prototypes, not tickets
6.5 Prospective tax and why gaming companies are investing like crazy
6.6 Jump cuts, colors, movement — what makes public reels watchable
6.7 Networking for introverts: cafés, keywords, and why Bangalore is easy mode
6.8 Sell on hope, sell on fear — a fleet-sales veteran on closing
6.9 iPhone mic vs real mic — what actually matters for reel audio
6.10 A CA who serves all of India from the mountains — on earning trust remotely
6.11 ₹40 a month for ₹2 lakh life insurance — the government scheme nobody uses
6.12 "I record daily, I don't edit" — my content system, debated by a friend
6.13 Deathbed thinking, gym adrenaline, and living in chaos — a late-night talk
2:11
6.14 Villa or office? Founders on where teams actually work best
6.15 GST for beginners, from my CA friend: who needs it and what it costs
1:39
6.16 Sole proprietorship vs company — the licenses that actually start a business
1:26
6.17 Three lessons from a sales career: know your product, place it right, follow up
6.18 Five years of savings, 20% in — how a badminton-court business started
6.19 Flutter vs React Native, from a fintech dev who's shipped both
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6.20 Customer interview: why a corporate PowerPoint user paid for MagicSlides premium
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6.21 Software is the cheapest business you can start
6.22 MagicSlides went to 100,000 users in five months. I don't know how AI works
6.23 Three years of failure before 8 products — the backstory
6.24 I could've sold you the dream. I chose not to
6.25 I never planned to build MagicSlides
6.26 Employees ask 'why this way?' and I can't answer. I just know
7 · Mindset
7.1 Start the business now — waiting only raises the price
7.2 Wake up early and the day is already won
7.3 I was catastrophizing without data — worry about the right thing
7.4 When your own expectations stop you from posting — resetting to positive
7.5 "How did you convince your parents?" — confidence is the only permission
7.6 I never dreamed of a BMW — learning to dream bigger, on purpose
7.7 The brick-on-the-phone lesson: hard times are training weight
7.8 Set goals you control: calls made, not money earned
7.9 Everything changes weekly — keep executing anyway
7.10 Michael Burry bet $200M against Nvidia. Is this an AI bubble?
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7.11 Who, not how — the rule I put in Claude's memory
1:36
7.12 I was too stressed to get out of bed. The problem was not looking at the data
7.13 Someone clones you and starts making money? Good. It's proof
7.14 Karm kar, fal ki chinta mat kar — follower counts were never in your control
7.15 'What if someone copies me if I document online?'
7.16 Choices are only valuable when exercised
7.17 Steve Jobs' rule for picking what to build: fall in love with the idea
8 · The Products — tool demos
8.1 SheetAI: write Google Sheets formulas from plain text
8.2 QuickPresent: one click hides your desktop before a screen share
8.3 Regex without the tears — =SHEETAI() in a Google Sheet
8.4 BlurWeb: blur sensitive info on any page, blur that survives reload
8.5 MagicSlides add-on: topic → Google Slides deck in seconds
8.6 Instant PPT: a full presentation in 40 seconds flat
8.7 BrowsingBee: describe your app's flow in English, get daily automated tests
8.8 Topic to presentation in under a minute — template, language, generate
8.9 That WhatsApp chat during screen share? BlurWeb has you
8.10 SecondBrain: stop answering the same question twice — send a link instead
8.11 This dude is building a PowerPoint competitor. This dude is me — present.new
8.12 Pros-and-cons slides from one prompt
8.13 BananaSlides: presentations from Google's Nano Banana Pro model
8.14 Paste an image, get its text into your slides — URL scraping demo
8.15 Full MagicSlides walkthrough: topic, template, Google Images, done
8.16 AI Narration: your deck becomes a slide-by-slide speaking video
8.17 Nano Banana Pro makes a Stranger Things recap deck — flawless text in images
8.18 Website URL → presentation, using the site's own images
8.19 InstaCarousel: sign in, type a line, get an Instagram carousel
8.20 MVP Engine: market research + a ready-to-paste Lovable prompt, free
8.21 Carousel from a topic in five slides — the sketch template
8.22 TalkingPDF: upload a PDF, ask it questions
8.23 AskVideo: chat with any YouTube video, answers only from the video
8.24 Quiz decks for teachers: question slide, answer slide, two minutes
8.25 EpicTexting: bulk personalized SMS from a Google Sheet via Twilio
8.26 URL to PPT inside Google Slides — with the site's exact images
8.27 PDF to presentation, images included
8.28 BlurWeb quick demo: click to blur, scroll stays smooth
8.29 FlashRead: speed-read anything with the red-word trick
8.30 30-question quiz deck from the extension — timed on camera
8.31 Instagram carousels from a Telegram bot — topic to images in 5 minutes
8.32 How to make an AI PPT — the 383K-view version
8.33 SlidesDownloader: grab any SlideShare deck as a PDF, no signup
8.34 The MagicSlides extension: one click on any page, video or PDF
8.35 He wasted a day asking ChatGPT for a deck — the story I hear weekly
8.36 QuickPresent full tour: icons, apps, speakers, wallpaper — one hotkey
8.37 Every Replicate AI model, inside Google Sheets, for $5
8.38 The free browser PowerPoint: start from scratch, AI chat included
8.39 MagicSlides in Hindi: Google Search vs Deep Research for your outline
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8.40 InstaCarousel in 40 seconds: template, style toggle, AI content
8.41 Carousel editor speed-run (Hindi)
8.42 Carousel from signup to export — the full beginner flow
8.43 PPT-GPT: the carousel editor grows into a presentation maker
8.44 Dialpad: Skype died, so I built calling on Twilio — far cheaper
8.45 Reel to carousel: transcript in, designed slides out
8.46 PDFLocker: password-protect PDFs in the browser
8.47 QEdit: my life story to reel, subtitles in one click
8.48 Free Loom alternative: record screen + camera with zero install
8.49 Paste your notes, pick a voice, learn by listening — free
8.50 The future of apps: you don't learn the interface, you just ask
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8.51 BrowsingBee — my one dream is to take instruction-based app usage away
8.52 Instacarousel — a carousel in 40 seconds
8.53 Pecha Kucha: 20 slides, 20 seconds each — and how to make one free
8.54 Quiz slides with AI in two minutes — the Google Slides add-on
8.55 PocketLLM — AI offline on iOS, for the things you won't upload
8.56 BuildCheap — my portfolio site live on a domain in five minutes
8.57 Turn any YouTube video into a Varun-Maya-style carousel in one click
8.58 Clippi — ChatGPT and Claude built the brain, we're building the hands
8.59 MagicChat — your buyers have questions at 2am. Put an AI agent on the site