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my life goals are pretty simple: build jurassic park become prime minister build a unicorn robotics company read 1000 books snowboard whenever i want surf whenever i want own a skatepark

You don’t need a better app. You need: distribution attention creators pushing your product That’s how things actually scale.

Everyone chases big influencers. I’d rather sign 100 micro-creators. More authentic Higher trust Better conversion That’s where the opportunity is.

I don’t think people realise how powerful this is: 3 clients (2 SMMA + 1 WhatsApp AI) 1 app live 2 AI influencers affiliate army loading... You don’t need a job anymore. You need leverage.

Wake up Gym Code Content Clients Repeat No shortcuts, just stacking days. This is how you actually get ahead.

Just signed a new client. No more worrying about getting a job. Now it’s just: build products grow audience print money This is where things start to get serious.

My laptop right now is basically my entire workshop. On it I can: • build apps • run AI tools • market products • reach thousands of people 20 years ago this would have required a whole company.

added Sano Score to basically gamify my app !

Most people are waiting for opportunities. I’m trying to build them. Apps. AI tools. Experiments. Content. Just stacking things and seeing what works.

Just started experimenting with paid promotion on TikTok. Put £25 behind one of my videos to see what happens. If it flops → lesson learned. If it works → scale it. Treating marketing the same way I treat building apps: run experiments, collect data, iterate.

Most people use their laptop to: watch Netflix scroll social media reply to emails I’m trying to use mine to: build apps launch companies learn engineering experiment with AI Same device. Completely different outcomes.

I have 3 accounts promoting my app that I run. But the goal is 100. Next step: outreach to micro-creators and sign them as affiliates so they get paid for every subscriber they bring. Distribution > everything.

AI is going to massively empower engineers. Soon a single engineer will be able to: design a robot simulate it build the software launch the company All with assemblylabs.tech

@addevnet Appreciate it man!

@underbuilt_ Rooting for you

My calorie tracker app just passed 132 downloads. Not viral. Not explosive. But it’s growing slowly every day while I keep pushing content. This is what building things on the internet actually looks like. Small numbers that compound.

I genuinely believe students massively underestimate how powerful university is. You get: • time • internet • intelligent people around you • low living costs • zero expectations That is the perfect environment to build things.

Most mechanical engineering students graduate with a degree. I'm trying to graduate with: • multiple apps live • AI systems running • real paying clients • an audience online • real revenue University is the perfect time to build. Almost nobody uses it that way.

In 10 years the most valuable people will be the ones who can combine: Engineering AI Software Creativity That's the direction I'm building towards right now.

Micro and macro nutrients feature in Sano Ai Nutrition on the App Store !

@jorgiabays I have just built this feature in my calorie tracker app ! If you like I can give you a free premium !

proposed solution to anyone building something similar: a slider that asks “how much did you eat” of your meal that will adjust your log accordingly surely that wouldn’t cost more in API fetching? idk

I’m studying mechanical engineering. But I’m also: • building mobile apps • launching AI tools • learning robotics • growing online The degree is just the foundation. The real work happens after lectures.

Studying mechanical engineering while building apps and AI tools. Very different worlds. But the combination is actually powerful. Software lets you move fast. Engineering lets you build real things.