Ever open your phone and feel that instant knot in your stomach because another batch of leads just dropped in and you know it’s going to eat the next three hours of your day? That was exactly my client’s reality a few weeks back. He runs a solid online course and was pulling in good leads, but every single one landed straight in his DMs. His goal was straightforward: qualify people properly, book discovery calls, and actually have time left to create content and serve his students. Instead he was stuck replying to the same questions, chasing calendars, and watching his evenings disappear. I sat with him for 20 minutes, asked him to describe exactly how he’d treat a lead if he had an amazing assistant sitting right there with him. Then we got to work. We sketched the whole flow on a simple doc, prototyped the conversation in Lovable and Base44 so it felt natural right away, and used OpenClaw + Claude Code to turn it into a fully autonomous agent. It now reads incoming messages, asks smart qualifying questions, personalizes replies, books calls straight into his calendar when it’s a fit, and gently follows up with the ones who go quiet. We hit a couple snags — the tone kept sounding a bit too robotic at first, and syncing with his existing tools was fiddly. So we tested it live with real leads, tweaked the prompts together, and kept refining until it felt like a real person was handling it. The result? He’s now getting 3–4 qualified calls booked on autopilot every week. He told me he’s reclaimed almost 18 hours a week and, for the first time in months, he actually feels excited when he opens his phone instead of dreading it. The business is finally running for him, not the other way around. If you’re a coach, course creator, agency owner, or any solopreneur who’s buried under repetitive lead admin while trying to grow, this kind of custom AI agent can quietly change the game. I’d love to hear what’s quietly eating your time right now — drop it in the comments or shoot me a message if you want to talk through your setup. No pitch, just a real conversation and a couple quick ideas if they’re useful.

Hey everyone, looking for honest advise. What would you recommend, and why, if you had to set up reminders via WhatsApp in your SaaS? Meta API or Twilio

I’m Snir, and I’ve been making things for a long time, just not always with code. I spent the first twenty years building in film and video production—stories, mostly, learning how to hold an audience’s attention across scenes, across episodes. That taught me something crucial: how it feels matters. A script can be technically perfect and still feel dead. You know the difference when you see it. A few years ago I started building software, and I realized it’s the same problem. You can architect something beautifully and still ship something that doesn’t breathe. That gap—between what’s technically correct and what resonates—that’s where I live now. These days I work with React, Supabase, the Claude API, single-file HTML apps. I build spiritual content tools, SaaS products, agency work. I’m based in Ramat Beit Shemesh with a large family, which means I also know how to ship something between Friday afternoon and Monday morning without losing my mind. I’ve shipped a lot of things. Some of them have paid customers (still working on that ratio, if I’m honest). All of them have taught me something about how intention, intuition, and technical execution have to move together—not separate. That’s why “vibe coding” landed for me the moment I heard it. After decades of feeling my way through creative work, it’s a relief to see that approach validated in code. Really happy to be here. —Snir

Hi everyone

Okay, so I know that so many people are attempting to build AI businesses, but other than distribution, that other hardest thing when going down this journey, is "What the hell do I build?" This has happened to me a lot of times! I get pumped, I set time aside to build, and then I'm like okay, what am I building now? Well, I created something to solve this issue. It's VibeCodeThis.app It scans pain points that people talk about across different platforms, reddit, X, Facebook, blog posts, etc - and scans for things people are complaining about right now. You can search up "Fitness" or "Content Creation", "Yoga" and the tool will scan these sites for pain points that can help you find your next tool to build. Would love some feedback on the landing page, the actual tool, and even some insight on how I could maybe go to market and try to get more users. Looking forward to your feedback