Greg Isenberg

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

"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."

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

"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."

"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 talked about the fact that I am buying a Mac Studio to run it on in the next couple weeks."

"So let me share first of all my Telegram chat. I use Telegram to communicate with Henry."

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

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

"You can go to Perplexity or whatever and actually check the sources."

"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."

"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'm not going to be using Claude Code. I'm just going to be using the website or if you want to just have the Mac app."

"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"

"you can go and use perplexity comment transcript a YouTube, you know, video and put it in here"

"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."

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

"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"

"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."

"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."

"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."

"You know it means like creating slideshows for Instagram on TikTok and stuff like that."

"Let's see if it can actually get better output than Nano Banana Pro, which has been my daily driver for the last few weeks."

"So, you know what you want to do is you want to go to ChatGPT. You're going to want to click that plus button."

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

"You first start by creating a skill folder with a skill.md file containing metadata like the name, description, and explicit instructions."

"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."

"If this video gets a few thousand likes, I will share the Excaladraw that I shared in this episode."

"Guess what? Claude Opus 4.5 is here. And people are saying it is the world's best coding agent"

"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."

"Yeah, it's significantly better than the first version. the the the number one thing I noticed is just text is better."

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

"What I like about the Lindy AI assistant, and I'm going to do a video, I think just completely on that, is you can text it out using iMessage."

"This reminds me a lot like of Manis. Manis does a really good job at that. And I actually think Manis is just like underrated as a platform. I really need to go back in there and do another episode on Manis."

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

"This episode is the clearest explanation of Claudebot on the internet and how you can use it to make money and be more productive."

"I think the best path for the average person honestly is a Mac Mini. I recommend going the Mac Mini route, even though a lot of people on the internet tell you not to."

"Claude Opus is the best model ever made. Period. It is fantastic for Claudebot."

"Codex is a really good muscle for coding for this. And so set up Codex inside your Cloudbot."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"So you create a Discord they say Telegram. I'm not a huge fan of Telegram. Discord, WhatsApp for the weight list"

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

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

"You can use vibe code app. 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"

"Here's how you can get 10 times better outputs from Claude. All vetted by Anthropic."

"What do you think about using ChatGPT or something like that to help you figure out what the boat anchors are?"

"By the end of this episode, you will learn 10 techniques for how to prompt Claude to get the most out of it."

"Hi, Toby. Been watching Shopify's run lately. 11.6 billion in revenue... 30% growth and the AI catalog tools are generally impressive."

"One of the reasons I think people like OpenClaw and Co-work now has some schedule tasks is you can schedule a task."

"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"

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

"In a world where people are finding products and services through LLMs like Perplexity and ChatGPT and Gemini."

"In a world where people are finding products and services through LLMs like Perplexity and ChatGPT and Gemini."

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

"You start by installing Claude desktop application and granting permission to your files"

"having it draft and send emails while replying to your boss's text on Slack"

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

"Someone in the comment section is going to be like, well, I could have used Perplexity or ChatGPT to do that. Why should I use this?"

"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."

"Let Claude figure that out for you."

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

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

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

"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."

"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."

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

"From there you can iterate with other tools by the way like I've talked about on the channel things like Nano Banana."

"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"

"You could use it within the terminal. And that's really where you're going to get the most amount of control in it."

"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."

"have Codex read and update your Linear tickets skill"

"So, it's by a company called Culture Code. I'm not affiliated with them at all"

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

"all of a sudden, your ChatGPT and Codex has just become a lot more valuable"

"we have Codex now officially support skills. Skills are reusable bundles of instructions, scripts, and resources that help Codex complete specific tasks"

"we've seen Anthropic and Claude skills. A lot of people talking about that including myself how amazing it is"

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

"it gives some examples here in the official announcement, some technical stuff because it's talking about Codex specifically, but like a Notion spec to implementation skill"

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

"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."

"you can upload things from Google Drive"

"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."

"I've done a review on Glyph before which is a similar sort of idea."

"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."

"I can imagine you prompting this interface based on the task I want. And then on the left hand side seeing these agents actually going and doing and checking in on them just like you check in on teammates in Slack."

"Anthropic is preparing new agent task mode for Claude. So you can see here the image there's actually a leaked video."

"I want to actually go and set up a Shopify. And what does that look like?"

"I did a review of Glyph app and that's something that they do. So they basically bring in a bunch of the creative AI LLM and they optimize prompts so that you get the most out of Nano Banana Pro."

"We've gotten to the point where ChatGPT, Gemini 3, a lot of these LLMs, like from a text base is just so so so good."

"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."

"So what you might have to do is go to something like Perplexity and do a prompt there to understand a little more about what you want an architected brief to look like."

"By the way, we also live tested Claude 4.5 against Gemini Pro and the results were quite interesting."

"I'm sure you've seen those TikToks and reels where it's like babies doing podcasts and stuff like that."

"Give you more AI agents and more almost like a ChatGPT for ideas with it, but you can start for free."

"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."

"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."

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

"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."

"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."

"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."

"We know how big of a business Duolingo is. Multiple billion dollar business. But I think if Duolingo were to start today, it might look something more like this."

"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."

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

"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."

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

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

"they say Telegram. I'm not a huge fan of Telegram"

"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."

"I run the Startup Ideas podcast. Our audience is founders and builders actively launching companies."

"I built this thing called ideabrowser.com and every single day we give this validated startup idea."

"So I have this app Creator Buddy. It's all about X content and so it actually saw on X that articles are popping off million dollars and it built out some article writing functionality in Creator Buddy for me."

"So, the brothers went home with a new plan to build their own eBay called Orlando"

"Then they launched Rocket Internet, a venture studio dedicated to the art of cloning"

"You know I have a business Ideabos.com that gives away ideas."

"So if you listen to this Startup Ideas podcast, you know I love ideas."