Hey everyone, I've been into AI for a while now and have to say that Claude Sonnet 4.6 is pretty insane (especially considering the cost per token). I've recently participated in building a solution for all the non-technical people who also want to use OpenClaw securely without having to buy a mac mini etc. I also does Reverse Prompting and even tells you what prompts are relevant for you. Would love to hear your feedback on it, what could be improved, if you would pay for it etc (just testing as a beta with free access, my DMs are open, happy to chat with fellow AI builders): https://cerebro.vip

Hi Everyone! I’ve just put out a new video showing how I built a working web app using Emergent, and I didn’t write a single line of code. In the demo, I created a “Color Palette Extractor” app from scratch — it lets users log in, upload an image, pull out the color palette, export it, and share it. All done by just typing what I wanted the app to do. Here’s what I cover in the video: ✅ How Emergent’s interface works and how it compares to other no-code tools ✅ Step-by-step of me building the app by describing what I want (no giant prompts needed) ✅ How Emergent asked clarifying questions, added features, and even tested its own code ✅ Updating the app in real time by just typing changes like “add login” or “fix drag & drop” ✅ Deployment, pricing, and whether this could realistically replace hiring a developer 🎥 Check it out here: Build a Web App with Emergent in Minutes Curious to know — if you could skip the coding part, what would be the first app you’d build? Drop your ideas below 👇 Cheers Jason

Most of us have been in that spot where we want to tweak some code in a GitHub repo but the whole setup feels like more hassle than it's worth.Pulling it locally, figuring out dependencies, breaking something, fixing it, breaking something else... it gets old fast. I just posted a new video showing a tool called Matter that solves this exact problem. It pulls any GitHub repo into its own cloud workspace and lets you adjust the code just by describing what you want. In the video I show: ✅ Pulling in an open source ChatGPT web app ✅ Letting Matter detect the environment and build everything automatically ✅ Making UI changes just by typing out what I want• Pushing those changes back to GitHub when finished ✅ How it works even if you’re not a coder If you ever wanted to experiment with repos, customise open source apps, or collaborate on changes without the usual setup pain, this is honestly worth a look. Cheers Jason 🙌

I took Base 44 for a spin and literally built a fully functional web app — just by describing what I wanted in plain English. No code, no fuss. I created “Signature Station”, an email signature generator that lets anyone sign up, design their signature, and store it for free. The crazy part? It took me about 5 minutes and zero lines of code. What’s in the video: ✅ Step-by-step demo of how Base 44 turns prompts into real, working apps ✅ Building user authentication, form builders, dashboards, and more — all just by telling it in English ✅ How easy it is to tweak details (like bigger icons, new fields, custom branding) on the fly ✅ Overview of built-in features: analytics, security scans, database, custom domains, and more ✅ The insane cost-savings vs. hiring a dev team (plans start at just $20/month!) If you’ve ever wanted to launch an app but felt blocked by “not knowing how to code,” you need to see this. I’m honestly impressed by how much you can do with Base 44 — and how you can actually use & monetise what you build. 🎥 Watch it here 👉 https://youtu.be/zC5z05uE8ew Drop a comment to let me know what kind of app you’d create with Base 44!👇 Cheers Jason

Hi Everyone I’ve just put together a new video showing how easy it is to build a proper web app without touching a single line of code. The platform I’m using is called Rocket, and in the video I build a fully working job board with dashboards, authentication, file uploads, and role-based access—all done just by using plain English prompts. 🎥 Watch it here Here’s what I cover step by step: - How to get started with Rocket prompts - Importing designs from Figma straight into the builder - Building out a complete job board from scratch - Adding AI integrations like OpenAI - Testing it as both an employer and a job seeker - Previewing the app across desktop, tablet, and mobile - Publishing with one click (including Netlify & custom domains) - A look at pricing and how it compares with traditional development If you’ve ever thought about building your own app but didn’t know where to start (or didn’t fancy the cost of hiring a developer), this is worth a look. 👀 If you do give Rocket a try, let me know what you’d build first—or share your project. Cheers Jason