I keep seeing the same thing with first-time SaaS founders right now: They don’t have an execution problem. They have an idea problem. Too many possible AI products. Too many “this could be huge” screenshots. Too many half-baked concepts sitting in Notes, Notion, or voice memos. And because they can’t tell which idea is actually worth building… They build nothing. Or worse: They spend 3 months building the wrong thing with too many features. So I’m thinking of running a live workshop for non-technical founders called: One Idea™ The goal would be simple: Help you choose one AI SaaS idea worth building and know exactly why it’s the right one before you waste time on the wrong thing. Inside, I’d break down: - how to tell if an idea solves a problem people will actually pay to fix - how to stop falling in love with weak ideas - how to rank your ideas properly instead of choosing based on hype - how to find the one with the clearest path forward If I run it, it’ll be practical, live, and affordable. If that sounds useful, comment: IDEA And if enough people are into it, I’ll put it together.

This community is here for one reason: To help you build and ship an AI app that can make money. 💰 Not to stay stuck learning. Not to collect ideas forever. Not to “research” for 6 months. Build. Ship. Improve. Monetise. ✅ Step 1: Pick ONE app idea Don’t build 5 things at once. Choose one simple app that solves one real problem for one specific type of person. Rule: If your idea needs 10 features, it’s too big. ✅ Step 2: Start building fast Use the tools, trainings, prompts, and workshops inside this group to build your MVP fast. Your first version should be: - simple - useful - ugly if needed - live as soon as possible You do not need perfect. You need working. ✅ Step 3: Post your progress Don’t build in silence. Use the community to post: - your app idea - your landing page - your MVP - your offer - your pricing - your blockers The faster you share, the faster you improve. ✅ Step 4: Ask better questions Bad question: “What do you think?” Better question: “Would a Shopify store owner pay £19/month for this?” Or: “What’s the biggest thing stopping this from converting?” Specific questions get useful answers. ✅ Step 5: Give feedback too If you want replies, give replies. Comment on other people’s: - ideas - offers - landing pages - screenshots - pricing - positioning A strong community works when people build together, not just consume. ✅ Step 6: Ship every week Your goal is not to “learn more.” Your goal is to ship something every week. That could be: - a homepage - onboarding flow - first feature - waitlist - pricing page - Stripe link - first customer outreach Small progress wins. ✅ Step 7: Start thinking about money early Don’t wait until your app is “finished.” Ask early: - Who would pay for this? - Why would they buy now? - What problem is expensive enough to solve? - Can I pre-sell this? The goal is not just to build. The goal is to build something people will pay for.

I don’t think “building a SAAS” should take months anymore. So I tried something… Built an app in under 10 minutes. No coding. No dev team. Just a simple idea and one core feature. And it worked. Most people overcomplicate this. They think: - they need funding - they need tech skills - they need the perfect idea You don’t. You just need to start. I recorded the full process here and went one step further.. 🚀 Build a Banger™ GPT is here for you to use right away which guides you step by step: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-69cb990c29b48191883629df9f1d12ca-build-a-bangertm