Loom annoyed me one too many times. So I built my own version. It took less than 10 minutes. In this week's video, I show you exactly how I built a free desktop app that records, uploads to Google Drive, and organizes everything by client. In this video you'll learn: How to build a free Loom alternative in under 10 minutes without writing a line of code yourself. Discover how to record and auto upload client videos straight into Google Drive without paying for a Loom subscription. How to give...
5 days ago • 1 min read
Something changed in the last month. Clients are saying yes to custom AI apps faster and easier than ever. No long back and forth. No three weeks of “let me think about it.” They see what’s possible and they say yes. Combine that with the leap in AI capability over the last month and I’ll just say it. Everyone should be building their own custom apps right now. Here’s what I’ve built in the last month. 1. A YouTube system that runs the entire pipeline. It auto uploads the thumbnails and video...
19 days ago • 2 min read
I’ve spent most of the last week testing the new Claude Code Projects. Not the old version where you dump a bunch of files into a folder and start separate chats. The new version connects to your GitHub repo, takes what you want to build, then acts as the orchestrator for the entire thing. It decides what needs to be done. Splits the work into separate threads. Then each thread builds its part and opens its own PR in GitHub. In theory, this is exactly what I want. I tell it what to build once...
about 1 month ago • 3 min read
I rebuilt my website last week. Start to finish in about 40 minutes. I didn’t create a PRD, feature specs or really have a plan. I talked at it for 10 minutes and let it go. And that is the exact opposite of how I build everything else. Now here’s the thing… I’ve built websites and apps for clients a dozen different ways over the last few months. Whatever the YouTubers were pushing that month. Whatever “best practices” Claude or Codex handed me when I asked for them. What I’ve landed on is...
about 1 month ago • 2 min read
I can’t stand the people on social media announcing they just cancelled Claude for Codex, or vice versa. First, they are probably lying and doing it for views. If not, they are really dumb and naive. If you’ve not worked it out yet, all leading tools are valuable in their own way. And the value to you as a user is building an AI eco-system where they all talk to each other. That’s why I love Grokbot. It’s the first time they’ve made it easy for specialist bots to talk to each other, with...
about 1 month ago • 1 min read
After launching two summits at the start of this year, I needed a break. We worked incredibly hard to make those events as valuable as possible. By the way, almost all of the sessions are now available on the BigMoves AI YouTube channel. There’s a ton of great stuff there. But after all of that, I decided to take a month off. Kind of. Because apparently my version of taking a month off is deciding to build a production-ready app from scratch. It started with an idea from a friend A friend...
about 1 month ago • 5 min read
Grokbot has fundamentally changed my entire philosophy about building with AI in the last week. Then today ChatGPT Astra today is actually a massive step forward! I’ve actually been super cynical about most AI product launches or new models over the last 2 years. Sure… they’ve been great, but they always seemed over hyped and never lived up to expectations. Grokbot is 100% under-hyped. And Astra so far is very impressive. (the carousel below was done in a couple of prompts - about 15% of my...
about 2 months ago • 2 min read
It's not Claude Code. It's not Cowork. It's the same two tools I've been using since the start. Airtable and n8n. Last week we were deep in prep for the AI Content Creator Summit. 23+ speakers, sessions, promo assets, the works. The system we've built on Airtable + n8n saved us 104 hours in 7 days. Now here's the thing... I use Claude every day. I max out my plan most days. And I still think Airtable + n8n is more powerful for the work that actually moves the business. Three reasons. 1. The...
5 months ago • 1 min read
For two years I've been watching AI image tools improve. Every few months a new one would launch. Every creator would hype it up. Then I'd test it on real client work and the output was... fine. Usable. But not totally something I'm stoked about. Recently that changed. GPT Image 2 is good! Really good!!! The thumbnails it's producing for the summit videos in our AI system is crazy. All done with a training image and a prompt we've refined over 3 months. So what we're doing now is going back...
6 months ago • 1 min read
