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The problem with this is they look a little too good. And this is how someone with a brain can spot AI. Do these hyper realistic ads even convert?

The best AI ads don't feel like ads at all. They borrow formats people already watch, then naturally introduce the product. That's where the real advantage is. This one took me under 15 minutes to make.

One thing that i've noticed studying ads that actually scale the first version is rarely the winner the brands that consistently find winning creatives aren't more creative, they just test more 10 hooks, 5 openings, 3 offers diff formats.

What? People are posting literal slop on this platform and getting millions of views and here i am getting 'flagged' for no reason @X

@StevBuilds about a trillion

Which MRR would make you feel "this is enough"?

How to get 3,280 downloads for your app in 1 day Step 1: Have an app Step 2: Go viral hope this helps lmk if any questions

@yacineMTB its not that deep

please for the love of God do not use AI to compose messages in a professional setting

Its over bro

@fromzerotomill What clip?

ai ugc has reached the point where the audience can't tell the difference between real and fake. the clip i attached is 100% ai. production cost on that clip: about $5 A clip at that quality would have cost $1,200-$2,500 to produce in 2023. studio actor editor sound mix. now I can create that in 10 minutes. the collapse already happened. most of the market hasn't priced it in yet. Here's what to do: Cook up an AI character Ship 30+ clips/week about your product Funnel traffic towards the products

@wolfnastyx Nah its over for you Jk do whatever makes u happy

31 years old and just applied to college :’) YIPPIEEEE!! IT’S NEVER TOO LATE

@jacobrodri_ what platform is this?

These period tracker apps built by men are making $80K–$8M/month Clear proof that men can understand women when they’re on their period

Act as a senior application security engineer. Audit this app for realistic launch risks. Do not invent findings — if you can't verify something, say so. Be skeptical. Prioritize by real launch risk, not theoretical ones. Explain everything simply enough for a non-technical founder to act on. Fill in your context: App name: [insert] URL: [insert] Frontend: [React / Next.js / Vue / etc] Backend: [Supabase / Firebase / Express / etc] Database: [Supabase / Firebase / Postgres / etc] Auth: [email/password / Google / magic link / none] Payments: [Stripe / Lemon Squeezy / none] Hosting: [Vercel / Netlify / etc] Data collected: [emails, names, payment info, etc] Launch status: [not launched / live] Audit these areas: Exposed secrets — API keys, service role keys, or .env values ever appear in client-side code or the browser bundle? Vulnerable dependencies — run npm audit, flag high/critical issues. Leaking errors — do API routes return raw stack traces or error objects to users instead of generic messages? Open redirects — can auth/login redirects be hijacked via an unvalidated query parameter? CORS policy — is Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * used anywhere it shouldn't be? Auth & sessions — can login be bypassed? Are protected pages checked server-side, not just hidden in the UI? Is there rate limiting on login/signup/password reset? Authorization (IDOR) — can one user access another user's data by changing an ID in a request? Database security — if using Supabase/Firebase, is Row Level Security (or equivalent) enabled and actually restrictive on every table? Is the service role key ever exposed client-side? API route protection — does every route check for a valid session before returning data? Any rate limiting on expensive operations? Form/input validation — is input validated server-side, not just client-side? Any injection risks? Privacy & data handling — is only necessary data collected? Is there a privacy policy? Is there a way to delete user data on request? Deployment config — any secrets in git history? Debug mode on in production? HTTPS enforced? Manual tests to run: Log out, try to access protected pages directly by URL Create two accounts, try to access each other's data by changing IDs Inspect network responses for leaked data or stack traces Search the browser JS bundle for key patterns like sk_, service_role, secret Try spamming login/signup to check for rate limiting Call API routes directly (Postman/curl) without auth — should return 401 Report back in this format: Executive summary + biggest risk Overall risk rating: Low / Medium / High / Critical Top 5 fixes before launch Findings table: Issue | Severity | Verified? | Why it matters | How to fix | Location What's already secure Questions you need answered Plain-language summary for a founder Final launch recommendation Severity guide: Critical = data breach/account takeover/exposed secrets. High = fix before real users sign up. Medium = fix soon after launch. Low = best practice, not urgent. Goal: find real risks that could expose user data, break the app, or create legal/financial exposure. Be blunt, be practical, skip theoretical risks that don't apply.

i've been vibe coding a saas for the past few weeks and had one thought: "this shit is probably insecure as hell." so i put together a prompt for claude/codex that goes through your project and looks for common security issues, bad practices, exposed secrets, auth problems, etc. if you're building with AI, it'll probably save you from at least a few stupid mistakes. prompt below 👇

My engagement sucked today on 𝕏, which makes sense because my content sucked

holy fucking shit. after 8 months of working on Cupidly i have finally hit $10k/mo 🥹

@athcanft then add another paywall

this is your sign to maximize revenue by adding a “one time purchase” to your app

I thought this was common ball

@SocialtyPro I thought this was common ball

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Yoo whatsup bro

40 followers lets goo!! Looking to connect with more people in the tech & AI space <3

@ssaaammiirr Goat

vacations look different nowadays