A cybersecurity firm just found 5,000 apps built with tools like Lovable and Replit sitting wide open on the internet. Financial records. Patient conversations. Corporate data. All searchable on Google. And now everyone is saying AI app building is dangerous. Here is the part they are skipping. The apps were not dangerous. The settings were. Most of these platforms default to public unless you manually switch them to private. The people building the apps did not know that. Not because they were reckless. Because nobody told them. I build apps without a CS degree. I have built a travel app, a lead generation tool, and a prompt system. None of them are sitting exposed on the internet. Because I learned that privacy settings exist and I check them before I share anything. If you are building with AI tools and you have never checked whether your app is set to public or private, go do that right now.

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I just built our community onboarding flow using Canva code 👀. Here’s the link: https://travelcontentprompts.my.canva.site/empire-room-onboarding-dashboard Password: DreamLife$1988 Now… question for the room: Would you be interested if I did a mini training on building no-code apps? 🖤 These tools are game changers you can build websites, workflows, and apps without touching a single line of code. And Canva AI is not even my favorite 🙌🏾 Drop a “YES” in the comments if you’d tap into that.

Tomorrow we’re going LIVE for our Leaderboard + Invite Challenge Drawing! Here’s how it works: ✊🏾 The Top 3 on the Leaderboard will be entered. ✊🏾 The Top 3 inviters will also be entered.✊🏾 We’ll spin the names live on screen so everyone can see it’s fair — and one winner will walk away with the prize. This is just my way of saying THANK YOU for being here, building, and growing together. We’re not just a community we’re a movement. 💪🏾✨ Who’s ready to claim it? Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you’re in! YOU HAVE ABOUT 24 HOURS LEFT!

If you’re using AI and still getting basic, vague, or surface-level responses thats a no no. Copy + paste this exact message when using ChatGPT (or any LLM) to get expert-level support: “From now on, act as my expert assistant with full access to all your knowledge and reasoning. Always provide: 1. A clear, direct answer to my request. 2. A step-by-step breakdown of how you got there. 3. Alternative ideas or solutions I might not have considered. 4. A practical summary or action plan I can use right away. If my request is broad, break it into parts. And if I ask for help in a specific area (coaching, business, marketing, etc.), act like a top-tier expert in that domain. Give it everything you’ve got.”