Hey guys, I’ve been using Apple’s Voice Memos app to capture ideas on the go, for quick thoughts, content ideas, software ideas, random “I should build this” moments. The problem: Apple's Voice Memos app is just a recorder. My notes stayed trapped as audio files. No organization, no summaries, no action items, no way to actually use what I captured. So I built Echo. What Echo is: A personal voice memo system with an AI layer on top. You record a voice note right in the app, and it: - Transcribes it - Summarizes the key points - Pulls out action items - Tags and categorizes it (content ideas, notes, reminders, etc.) - Stores everything in one searchable inbox Since everything gets logged into my Supabase, i have full control of what I can do with my data. And, I can use both the webapp and IOS app versions whenever I need to! Disclaimer: Echo is not on the app store (yet haha) i'm using the dev build from XCode. If you’re someone who thinks out loud and wishes your voice notes were smarter, this is exactly the problem I was solving.

Hey guys, If you’re here for the AI second brain setup, go to the classroom section and follow the steps to get setup. It’s as easy as installing obsidian and Claude Code, and copying and pasting the prompt I provided. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to post them in the group. Enjoy!

Hey guys, If you're looking to get clients for your AI agency but don't know where to start, read this post. One of the effective client acquisition strategies that I've used is personalized video DM outreach on Instagram and LinkedIn. The point is to get the lead to agree to getting sent a personalized Loom video that you will record for them, showing the value and the ROI that you can bring them. From there, you record the personalized loom with the call to action being to book a call. Later on, I can show you how to set up Loom so that you can add a booking link to your calendar right inside of the Loom video. Here's an example of a personalized dm outreach that I did (I still need to record the loom lol). Hope this helps

Im looking to do outreach here soon to businesses... im debating about testing manually first or just making an automation to do it for me.

Hey guys, So @Isaiah Padilla just built a speed to lead workflow in n8n, and since I had to install one myself into a home service business I figured I'd record a quick Loom showing my process. In the screenshot, this part handles inbound call rerouting. If the lead misses the original call and dials the Twilio number back, the business owner gets the call and can talk to them directly. Kind of like speed to lead in reverse lol. The flow below it is what I was using to test tracking the data on each step of the speed to lead process: owner pickup rate, owner press 1 rate, and lead pickup rate. At some point I'd love to record every call across all the clients and do cool stuff with the transcripts (so much you can do there). Anyway, hope this helps! Keep building :)