Greg Isenberg

"I often bring this into Cursor and I could just be like, 'turn my script into the storyboard template.' Cursor is a bit faster if I use Cursor with Claude."

"you add a Stripe and you can get first customers"

"I recently did a tutorial on how to use Paperclip, which speaks to this concept. It's an open-source technology"

"You're using something like Claude Code and you build something comprehensive"

"Oh, what does Perplexity say? So I said, 'How big is Shopify apps? How much revenue through there?'"

"I actually did a whole episode on firecrawl recently, a tutorial on how to use it. It basically goes and scrapes and gets you clean structured data."

"Ahrefs for for a while has had this backlink check, uh, checker. So, you know, you you put in your domain, for example, gregisenberg.com. It's going to see what are the different backlinks"

"This is the most excited I've been about technology probably since the first time I used ChatGPT, if not in my entire life."

"Safe to say this out this exceeded my expectations. I don't know about you, but this is this is really cool. Something I'm going to be playing more with."

"Everyone's using Claude code like it's a magic wand. They say, 'Make me a meditation app' and wonder why the output still feels like sloth."

"I love using Obsidian with Claude Code to plan all of my projects. I keep everything from every single project in Obsidian."

"deploy a tracking dashboard using Railway to monitor the winners"

"use the Facebook ads API to push all 100 variations into your ad set as drafts"

"use the Perplexity API to scan Reddit and YouTube for the exact pain points and outcomes your target audience is obsessing over"

"launch 100 Facebook ads in under 30 minutes"

"build a React-based ad generator that turns raw data into perfectly formatted Facebook ad creatives"

"In my case, I don't have an Nvidia GPU. I'm actually using a MacBook and an M1 Pro. I know I need an upgrade to a new Mac."

"I personally use Google Collab. Why? I just know Google the best and trust Google the best. The easiest way to get started, you go to collab.google.com."

"I tend to like SeaDance. SeaDance Pro is great because it also gives you audio and you would get like the kid laughing and stuff and it's usually pretty nice."

"I really like to use Nana Banana Pro. So that's kind of my go-to and yeah this is super super quick."

"I love using Poke to organize everything I need to do in my daily life and kind of break it down day by day."

"For video gen, my go-to recently has been Cance, but you can never go wrong with Kling, especially Kling 3."

"For video editing, I like to use Premiere Pro and After Effects for visual effects if you want to go crazy with it."

"I use Adobe Premiere because I just want the most flexible software for anything I want to do. It's just so granular that I can have full control over my edit."

"I'm going to bring it into FreePik which is a place to get all of the latest image and video models."

"I like Manis because it's probably the closest thing to an actual agent I've used. They would actually run like scripts to probably parse the video and extract the transcription etc. So it's actually doing everything granularly."

"Skill for making Excalidraw. Excalidraw format for Excalidraw is JSON. So basically you can tell it to make a JSON file"

"if I hear about something or I see it on TikTok you know that the first place I go to is idea browser"

"I'm actually going to share this live on YouTube and Spotify on the Startup Ideas podcast."

"I'm actually going to share this live on YouTube and Spotify on the Startup Ideas podcast."

"When I use Manis, it was like the first product I ever used that felt like the agent era was here and this does feel the same."

"I don't know about you but I go to a ChatGPT or a Gemini or any of these LLMs and I find it daunting."

"I've got my Mac Mini going, you know, I've got one instance so using something like this is cool because you can have multiple instances going right."

"I'm making a Meta glasses app right now to be able to connect through the Meta glasses"

"you cannot cast HTML dashboard to Google Home without a lot of hacks and stuff"

"I'm using Discord basically. And as you can see here, I have like a one discord called kit and I have a one discord called zikit."

"hey I have a spare Mac studio laying around. It's going to be plugged in all the time. How about you set up Pi Hole and block ads on my entire network."

"So I have this button on the Ultra set up to go to Benji."

"I have it running on my Mac studio and there's like one gateway that then to that gateway you can interface with telegram, iMessage, WhatsApp, your phone."

"I'm in Telegram I made a couple of bots with different personas."

"I prefer Opus most of the time for this and Codex for coding."

"I prefer Opus most of the time for this and codeex for coding."

"I bought a phone number with Twilio and a couple days ago I wanted to test it."

"goes to home assistant finds my TV makes an HTML dashboard and casts it on my TV"

"connected to my NAS, hosted them on Plex and now on Plex, we have a nice playlist"

"I have it running on my Mac studio and there's like one gateway"

"This new AI agent platform, it's called Axio by Alibaba, is getting me a little converted. Now there's an opportunity for me to use something that makes it easy to start an e-commerce business."

"one app that I've been using literally for 14 years. It's the Things to-do list app. So, it's by a company called Culture Code. I'm not affiliated with them at all"

"I'm also using Glyph uh.app to help get the most out of Nano Banana"

"if I hear about something or I see it on TikTok you know that the first place I go to is idea browser so let's go ahead and check the search data on it"

"The other product I wanted to talk about is and you've probably heard of it. It's Google Notebook LM, but there's a feature that you probably haven't looked at, which is the slides feature."

"One app is Krea. So, this is probably something that you haven't used. I just started using it over the last little bit, so I wouldn't say I'm a pro with it, but it is one of those creative AI tools that brings in, you know, V3 and Topaz and all these different video 3D creative models in one subscription."

"Sometimes I post on X these diagrams that go mega mega viral."

"Here's a three-skill system that turns Claude Opus 4.5 from just a coding agent to an army of senior engineers, designers, and writers."

"So, I put Opus 4.5 head-to-head with Gemini 3 Pro. I built a SAS app and I wanted to see who would win."

"canceling my missive subscription because I don't need to look at my email anymore. It's handled by the bots."

"Now, you can simply ask it to organize your inbox or schedule meetings directly through iMessage. If more than 60% of that is recurring, just hand it off to Lindy AI."

"you can go to ideabrowser.com, get a validated idea, and just start vibe coding things"

"Then you're going to want to do use a page template, Next.js. You can use cloud code or something to actually go and build this."

"Building an MCP server in 2025 is in a lot of ways building like kind of building for mobile in 2010."

"You're going to want to publish that to MCP registries, uh, Smithery, MCPT, Open Tools"

"You're going to want to publish that to MCP registries, uh, Smithery, MCPT, Open Tools"

"You're going to want to publish that to MCP registries, uh, Smithery, MCPT, Open Tools"

"You can use tools like Otterly, there's profound, there's manual testing."

"I would go to deuce.com, uh which is like a, you know, listing of selling newsletters"

"Programmatic SEO is still under tap. Strategy number three, uh three on seven is doing a free tool as a top of the funnel"

"Claude Co-work not only names and rearranges them but also creates a spreadsheet for you to analyze"

"Auto Research is a huge deal, and it's going viral on Twitter. I just wanted to do an episode where I can explain to you in the clearest way possible what it is, what are the use cases, how to make money from it."

"You can never go wrong with Kling, especially Kling 3."

"I think this paired with the Meta glasses or this paired with your AirPods and whatever is the missing interface to like super hyper productivity"

"Start by pricing at one-tenth of the value you create. Then raise prices by 5% until you're losing exactly 20% of your customers."

"Think of pricing like a thermometer with three critical levels. At the bottom is the minimum cost to deliver your product. In the middle is the actual price you charge. At the top is what customers think it's worth."

"Then raise prices by 5% until you're losing exactly 20% of your customers."

"You will be able to get way more out of Claude if you use skills. It's just going to get way way more consistent, higher value stuff."

"Derek Sivers had a line for that. If you're not saying hell yeah, it's a no. It sounds simple, but it's the only filter that works when growth starts offering more choices than clarity."

"You can use vibe code app. That's a mobile app builder"

"You can use anything.com that's a mobile app builder"

"Discord, WhatsApp for the weight list or an email newsletter for the weight list"

"launch with a hard paywall something like SuperWall.com"

"You can use roor.app, that's a mobile app builder"

"This new AI tool works like Open Claw, except its setup is 10 times simpler."

"Now, you can simply ask it to organize your inbox or schedule meetings directly through iMessage."

"Palo Alto Networks documented real world agent injection attacks"

"Google AI Studio has gotten pretty good"

"Codex has gotten pretty good"

"you launch it maybe you go to Product Hunt"

"there's like a huge startup idea for someone to build the Glassdoor of AI agents"

"I'm not saying that Salesforce is going to die"

"you have companies like Zendesk, which is pretty big already doing this"

"I'm not saying that HubSpot is going to die"

"like sort of like a Moldbook that was a social network for agents that got acquired by Meta for allegedly $200 million"

"You can just be like at Google Drive, find the right drive, then summarize a doc and update a sheet or edit a slides deck."

"And the short form videos would be using like a reotion uh skill uh on something like a cloud code"

"You can create a template in your framework like you know next.js, Webflow, WordPress"

"Duolingo perhaps you know one of the most famous examples daily streak count and then users are bragging about 365day streaks"

"I don't know if Snapchat was before them I think they were um but like I think yeah I think that was an original Snapchat thing too right"

"Or just search your niche newsletter on Twitter or Substack and just try to find these newsletters."

"Maybe they're sharing it within Slack maybe they're sharing it within Microsoft Teams"

"You can create a template in your framework like you know next.js, Webflow, WordPress"

"Stripe Atlas, which allows you to create companies. You know, the artifact there is the incorporation milestone."

"Maybe they're sharing it within Slack maybe they're sharing it within Microsoft Teams"

"If you look at some of the stuff that he works on, you know, Nomad List for example, a lot of the tools like these could be you know copied quite quickly."

"The example I'll use here is, you know, plugins in OpenAI."

"There's 200,000 new vibe coding projects being created every single day on Lovable."

"We all know you know the end of year December Spotify wrapped. They get 100 million shares every December of that thing."

"deuce.com, uh which is like a, you know, listing of selling newsletters, newsletter investor"

"You can also use um just cloud dispatch and and I think uh you know claude co-work"

"Of course, you can go and do it yourself scraping. You can use, you know, Playwright or selenium."

"Of course, you can go and do it yourself scraping. You can use, you know, Playwright or selenium."

"This is the AWS moment for web data. In 2006, if you wanted to build a web app, what did you have to do? Well, you had to go out and buy servers."

"So HFS and SEM Rush like you know I think SEM Rush just sold for like $1.9 billion or something."

"Then we entered the co-pilot era. You know cursor GitHub co-pilot. It was faster but you still needed to drive."

"I don't care if you use notion I don't care if you use Apple notes but you're going to need some brain for storing your meeting notes, storing your context."

"Then you're going to need something like a search layer. So something that's going to go and search different things like Perplexity has a good MCP. Exa as well."

"I would be spending an hour of my day just checking religiously every single CarMax and Cars.com and Autotrader and all these websites."

"I would be spending an hour of my day just checking religiously every single CarMax and Cars.com and Autotrader and all these websites."

"I would be spending an hour of my day just checking religiously every single CarMax and Cars.com and Autotrader and all these websites."

"Simply connect this to Claude code using the Obsidian CLI and it will build an entire web of how you actually think."

"You can rent an Nvidia GPU from a service like Lambda Labs, Vast AI, RunPod, or Google Collab."

"Karpathy also launched AgentHub. What is AgentHub? It's GitHub for humans. Sorry, GitHub is for humans. AgentHub is for agents. So, it's basically a GitHub for agents."

"You can rent an Nvidia GPU from a service like Lambda Labs, Vast AI, RunPod, or Google Collab."

"I saw this tweet by Toby, who's the CEO and co-founder of Shopify. Auto research works even better for optimizing any piece of software."

"Think of tools like Optimizely that's a SaaS tool that when I first moved to San Francisco I remember how big they were and everyone was talking about Optimizely and AB testing."

"You can rent an Nvidia GPU from a service like Lambda Labs, Vast AI, RunPod, or Google Collab."

"CapCut is really simple to do this in CapCut too, right? So you can do this in CapCut which is basically like a nerfed down more stripped down non-technical version of Premiere Pro."

"Connect agents to real tools. This is using things like MCP."

"You can be doing this on pen and paper where you're writing out these workflows, Google Docs, it doesn't matter."

"I will just continue firing sauce into your ears if you're listening on Spotify and Apple."

"You could be doing this on like a FigJam, you can be doing this on an Excalidraw, you can be doing this on pen and paper where you're writing out these workflows."

"Scott, legend, used to run product at Adobe."

"wouldn't we want to use Nana Banana Pro like the best image model that exists?"

"This is literally a marketing email marketing person's old job. Point blank. This is and it's using Claude Sonnet 4.6 which is great."

"maybe you have like a granola or Gemini notes taking you know taking notes"

"We also tested how Claude Co-work would work with professional softwares like AutoCAD. And the possibilities are fascinating"

"We rebuild Polymarket, a multi-billion dollar app, but we use these models"

"Vercel now has something called workflows that they've launched in beta that are basically it's for free and it is trigger.dev for free."

"he's equipped with all the skills to be an engineer like react native versell cooly managing SSH GitHub"

"he's equipped with all the skills to be an engineer like react native versell cooly managing SSH GitHub"

"It's called anti-captcha.com and you're paying a small subscription. I think you can start with $5 for human workers."

"You can go on Amazon AWS EC2 which is basically a virtual private server where you can install CloudBot and it runs on there."

"This just in, Claudebot has officially been renamed as Moltbot. I'm guessing they got a lot of heat from the anthropic team."

"My friend Furqan, he used to be the co-founder of AppLovin. AppLovin is like a $175 billion company."

"It gives you an overview and ties into Amazon trends. You can see here the search volume and then the sales count."

"I have no affiliation with Alibaba or this company. I'm just a guy who likes to use products that give me an unfair advantage."

"By the way, it doesn't just integrate with Alibaba, it integrates with Alibaba Express and a few others."

"It will search for mechanical keyboard customer reviews, forum discussions on Reddit and Geek Hack, and common Q&A complaints to get user pain points."

"It will search for mechanical keyboard customer reviews, forum discussions on Reddit and Geek Hack, and common Q&A complaints to get user pain points."

"Since Squid Game Netflix 3 is popular right now, I want to design some products based on Squid Games."

"In 1998, they noticed the rise of a new platform called eBay and thought, 'If it worked in the US, why not in Germany?'"

"proving the core idea of The Millionaire Fast Lane, that you don't get rich working for a system, you get rich building and owning a system"

"So, I'm actually just going to go to like, let's say, Calai, which is a popular app for tracking your calories."

"I would share screenshots or Figma files or just paste text, whatever is easiest for you."

"they're just following the agent skills IO standard, the one by Anthropic"

"We use things like you know Cursor or Replit or v0 and then we kind of just give up"

"have Codex read and update your Linear tickets skill"

"We use things like you know Cursor or Replit or v0 and then we kind of just give up"

"Here's some power phrases shared by Anthropic to help get better outputs."

"HYROX, which is a global indoor fitness competition combining 8 km of running split into 1 km segments with eight different functional workout stations. It's basically like the new CrossFit."

"Sadi is a company that you know convert your missed calls into bookings. Sadi is the market leading AI host built for hospitality answering every call taking reservation orders."

"Yeah, I guess like with Loom you can see like or a doc send or whatever like you can see how long people were in it"

"But Amir, the co-founder of Humbly Tick, isn't one of them because he makes use of Claude skills."

"Logo Maker. 100,000 downloads and $200,000 of revenue just in the last month. It just helps you create logos from Prompt. You just prompt and in a few seconds you get a logo in a few formats."

"Emoji Lab. It's done 100,000 downloads in the last 30 days and it's done $100,000 of revenue in the last month. Basically, it's a sticker pack company."

"Vinyl Snap. It's for vinyl records. It's done 70,000 downloads in the last month, $70,000 of revenue in the last month as well. It's an app that basically helps you figure out what your vinyls are worth."

"And they do have some sort of Apple Watch integration which I think is interesting as well."

"Zozopit 3D body scanner. It's done 40,000 downloads in the last 30 days. You basically scan your body 360°. I just think that the idea of that it's in 3D and you can see it is really interesting."

"AI home decor interior design app. It's gotten 100,000 downloads in the last month. It's done $100,000 in revenue last month. It's an AI interior designer."

"Lang Lang Learn. It's an AI English tutor and it is absolutely slaying. It's done 200,000 downloads in the last 30 days. $300,000 of revenue in the last 30 days."

"Menu Fit. It's done 30,000 downloads but it's done $60,000 of revenue. It brands itself as the number one app for eating out healthy."

"Flash Loop. It's an AI video generator. Generate epic AI videos from text or images in seconds. It's powered by VO3 and Sora 2."

"Bible notation maker and recording app that has gotten $60,000 in revenue in the last 30 days. Basically, it captures every sermon and prayer."

"I saw the article that Pokemon has outperformed the S&P over the last like 15 years. Like people want to collect things."

"You know ROR and there's the Vibe Code app are two of you know popular ones."

"The craziest thing is all the models are not the state-of-the-art models. So, they're actually using like old models, putting it together. I kind of hate that about this, right? Like this is not the best product."