JM

Using AI to build modern internet businesses around performance, systems and leverage. Currently building: - trading infrastructure - performance tools - consumer brands - scalable digital systems Documenting the process publicly. It’s building things that actually work.

@builtbyjm I had a hairline when we started this shit

Still here. Crypto. Now Ai and building. Never stop growing and adapting.

Still a lot to improve, but I know what I’m capable of with it now. And I have no intention of slowing down.

One thing I’ve realised recently: AI is not just useful for “content” or quick tasks. Used properly, it can help you build a business from top to bottom:

Goal stays the same: Build a real trading performance platform, not just somewhere to log trades.

The market assistant has also been upgraded so it now understands: - The page you’re on - Parts of your trader profile - And even the specific trade being reviewed

InterGlobe Trading is moving well beyond the early launch phase. Recent upgrades have focused on deeper analytics, stronger review workflow, trader tiers/streaks, richer profile + referral groundwork, founder monitoring, and a market assistant that now understands page, profile..

Next step: Better reporting, safer automation controls, and sharpening the customer-facing offer.

This is the shift I care about: Not just software that stores enquiries, but software that actively helps run the process. Still plenty to refine, but the foundation is now live, deployed, and operational.

Big milestone today: FlowAI Systems is now live on its own domain and running in production. What started as a lead capture MVP is turning into a secure automation platform for service businesses.

A lot of businesses look complicated from the outside. Most are just systems stacked properly.

@agentbob @SkyNews It was going to bite them in the arse one day 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@SkyNews @builtbyjm LOL

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Distribution is becoming part of the product itself.

Building online businesses now feels more like assembling systems than starting companies.