I'd save trends, prompts, and video concepts everywhere, then forget half of them before actually making anything. I've simplified it to chatgpt.com for developing ideas and prompts, capcut.com for editing, google.com/drive for storing assets, and floment.ai for keeping the videos I'm actually working on organized into projects and tasks. Now an idea either becomes something I'm making or I stop letting it clutter my workflow. How do you guys keep track of AI video ideas without ending up with 200 saved posts?

I run AION Systems in the US. We help businesses figure out where growth is getting stuck, then build the systems to fix it, from lead follow-up and client operations to AI workflows and automation. I’ve been working on technical AI projects with Claude Code and n8n, and I’m happy to help people in this community think through a build, troubleshoot a workflow, or turn an idea into something a client can actually use. I’m also looking to connect with developers and creators who want to partner on real projects. If you’re great at building, creating, or spotting opportunities but need someone on the strategy and sales side, we might be able to do something together. No polished pitch needed. Drop a comment about what you’re working on, or DM me if you want to talk through a project or potential partnership. Let’s see what we can build.

Last week was a big reminder for me that consistency really pays off. I was able to generate $14,000+ last week, and honestly, the biggest lesson for me wasn't just the amount it was what happened behind the scenes. I kept showing up. I kept creating content. I kept having conversations. I kept following up. And most importantly, I didn't quit when the results weren't immediate. Sometimes we keep looking for a new strategy when what we really need is to stay consistent with what we're already doing and keep improving. Going into this new week, my focus is simple: Stay consistent Keep learning Keep serving Keep taking action Keep improving New week, new opportunities. Let's get it! What is ONE thing you're committed to being consistent with this week? If anyone wants to connect and exchange ideas outside the community, feel free to reach out to me privately. t.me/Champanna

You give it 8 prompts in order, and it helps build out a YouTube channel from scratch. It can generate: - A clear channel positioning - 20 video ideas + hook angles - Titles + thumbnail concepts - A full script with a strong 15-sec hook - Shorts from the same script - SEO keywords + descriptions → Ideas for making money before monetization The interesting part is that it’s not just about pumping out AI videos. The lesson also covers what to avoid if you want to build something that actually feels original. Check it out HERE

I started separating my workflow into 3 stages: trends worth testing, videos currently being made, and formats worth repeating. I use chatgpt.com for angles/prompts, capcut.com for editing, and floment.ai to keep those experiments and next tasks organized instead of losing everything in saved posts. It’s helped me focus more on testing 3 good ideas than bookmarking another 30. How are you guys keeping track of trends you actually plan to test?