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I built JARVIS with AI so you don’t have to.
For nearly a year, I’ve been building my own AI Brain — something that can understand your business, connect to your information, identify what matters and eventually take action alongside you. That journey has become Mattar™. But building your own AI Brain isn’t as simple as most AI videos make it look. It takes time, learning, testing, integrations, infrastructure and a lot of problem solving. So we went back to first principles: What if you didn’t have to build everything yourself? What if you could simply plug into an AI Brain and start building its understanding of you and your business? In this video, I take you behind the scenes of Mattar™ and perform a completely transparent production test before we allow our first users onto the platform. You’ll see me: • Build an AI Brain from a single website • Get initial business understanding in seconds • Give the Brain its first priority • Connect Gmail and Calendar • Upload knowledge and documents • Test memory, signals and intelligence • Speak directly to the AI Brain • Build and test AI agents • Test the Executive Assistant • Find real bugs and friction live • Audit exactly what still needs fixing before launch At the beginning of this test, Mattar™ was sitting at 88% MVP readiness. The goal is 100%. And rather than building everything behind closed doors, I’m documenting the entire journey — what works, what breaks, what we learn and what it really takes to build an AI Brain capable of understanding an entire business. We’re moving from: INFORMATION → INTELLIGENCE → AUTONOMOUS AI tools were the beginning. AI agents are the next step. But I believe the bigger opportunity is the AI Brain connecting everything together. Our mission with Mattar™ is simple: Give everybody an AI Brain. Join the Mattar™ waiting list below and follow the journey as we build towards the first real users. Join Mattar™ AI Brain Waiting List: https://mattar.dev
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How To Build JARVIS With AI (Beginners Step by Step Guide)
What if you had your own AI assistant that actually understood your business, knew your priorities, connected your tools, and helped you make better decisions every day? In this video, I'll show you how I built Mattar™—my own AI JARVIS—and the exact framework you can use to build your own. This isn't just another ChatGPT tutorial. You'll learn how to create an AI Operating System that combines context, memory, workflows, AI agents and automation into a single intelligent system. In this video you'll learn: ✅ The Intelligence Hierarchy behind an AI JARVIS ✅ How to structure organisational context ✅ How to connect real-time business signals ✅ How AI agents work together ✅ How to build the interface using Lovable ✅ How to automate workflows with n8n ✅ How to add voice with ElevenLabs ✅ How to think beyond AI tools and build an intelligent organisation Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur or AI enthusiast, this video will give you a practical framework for building your own AI-powered second brain. 🎁Get the Mattar Demo & White Paper: https://kevblackburn.com/mattar
About Long-Term Collaboration (Remote, Part-Time)
Hello everyone How are you doing well? I'm a software developer with over eight years of experience, including freelance projects and remote positions with companies(US, Canada, Europe). Most of my work has come through Upwork, where I've had the opportunity to build web applications and software solutions for clients across a variety of industries. As my experience has grown, I've become increasingly interested in long-term collaborations and larger, more challenging projects with an international reach. For the past few years, I worked with a people based in Texas, US. He(Filipino-American) focused on client communication and discovery calls while I was responsible for technical planning, software architecture, and full-stack development. This arrangement allowed each of us to focus on our strengths, and together we successfully delivered multiple projects. Through close collaboration, we successfully secured a remote position with a U.S. company. The journey wasn't easy, but our success was the result of consistent effort, perseverance, and mutual trust. Our collaboration recently came to an end after he accepted a full-time position with one of our long-term clients. One of the reasons I'm reaching out is that, although my technical experience has grown significantly, independent my work can still be limited by geography and professional networks. If you are interested in this suggestion, I'd like to discuss more details thank
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Hello, this is Genki from JP. I’m reaching out to explore mutually beneficial collaborations in the tech industry. With U.S. engineering rates often around $80/hour, I am naturally drawn to the U.S. market instead of super lower-rate Asian markets which means I can provide some great expertise to help him to get success with Asian hourly rate. Over the past year, I’ve focused on this approach and gained valuable experience working with U.S. engineering guy. If you’re looking to grow and succeed in tech-especially through remote or cross-border opportunities-feel free to DM me. I’m happy to connect and exchange insights.
About Long-Term Collaboration (Remote, Part-Time)
Hello everyone How are you doing well? I'm a software developer with over eight years of experience, including freelance projects and remote positions with companies(US, Canada, Europe). Most of my work has come through Upwork, where I've had the opportunity to build web applications and software solutions for clients across a variety of industries. As my experience has grown, I've become increasingly interested in long-term collaborations and larger, more challenging projects with an international reach. For the past few years, I worked with a people based in Texas, US. He(Filipino-American) focused on client communication and discovery calls while I was responsible for technical planning, software architecture, and full-stack development. This arrangement allowed each of us to focus on our strengths, and together we successfully delivered multiple projects. Through close collaboration, we successfully secured a remote position with a U.S. company. The journey wasn't easy, but our success was the result of consistent effort, perseverance, and mutual trust. Our collaboration recently came to an end after he accepted a full-time position with one of our long-term clients. One of the reasons I'm reaching out is that, although my technical experience has grown significantly, independent my work can still be limited by geography and professional networks. If you are interested in this suggestion, I'd like to discuss more details thank
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