Hello @Jonathan Montoya, I’m working on a few tools specifically for Skool community owners, and I’m a bit unsure about the best way to build them. I can develop them as a simple web application, or as a Chrome extension. A Chrome extension would allow me to add more advanced features, but it may not be as useful for people using mobile devices. In your opinion, which option would be more valuable for most Skool community owners, a web application or a browser extension? I’d really appreciate your thoughts on this.

@Jonathan Montoya Thank you so much. Really appreciate you taking the time to share such a detailed breakdown. This makes a lot of sense, especially the point about starting with a web app as the foundation and keeping things accessible across devices. The way you structured it through the MakerAI steps also helped me see things more clearly, particularly focusing on solving one problem well first instead of trying to do too much at once. I’ll move forward with the web app approach and keep the Chrome extension as a future upgrade for power users. Thanks again for the clarity and direction, this was really helpful 🙌

Looks great, keep up the good work!

I developed a Chrome extension named ‘TubeProfits.’ This is a powerful tool that transforms YouTube video transcripts into 10 different types of usable content. Users can select any YouTube video and turn it into summaries, blog posts, articles, short video scripts, podcast scripts, Q&A formats, product reviews, and more. A video tutorial is provided on the Chrome Web Store page. I would highly appreciate your feedback.

@Jonathan Montoya No, I used Cloade AI (Sonnet 4.6)

Yes, I would like to list my App

Thanks for the video comparing different AI code generators. By the way, I’m a regular Claude AI user and I’ve already built a few apps with it. I’m going to try both Lovable and Maker AI that you mentioned.

@Lena Willoughby Claude AI has been a really good app builder for me. It’s simple, no complicated setup, just a web browser, and the experience is smooth. The only thing I’ve noticed is that when a project gets bigger, it can sometimes hallucinate or forget details from earlier in the chat. When that happens, I just start a new chat and continue from where I left off, usually with a quick recap.