265 reels — everything I’ve learned building 25+ products, categorized.
265 lessons · 3h 7m
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
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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
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1.5 My top 5 AI tools that cost nothing
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1.6 "Add a button here" — done in 10 seconds. Five years ago I wouldn't have believed it
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1.7 The one thing AI models still lack: self-initiative
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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
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1.16 Your AI has no memory of what you did last time — we're building the missing layer
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1.17 MagicChat CLI: one command to save your AI's memory across Claude and Cursor
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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
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1.49 I still haven't used OpenClaw — and I'm not missing anything
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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
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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
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1.72 4:30 AM, Vercel got breached — everything I'm rotating right now
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
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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
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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
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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
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
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
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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6 · Conversations — interviews & podcast clips
6.1 Cold-calling playbook: why real estate leads are worth the most
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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
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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
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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
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6.16 Sole proprietorship vs company — the licenses that actually start a business
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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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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
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
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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