"Why singles-only?"... LOL. I built this because a single person's finances are totally different from a family's. We don't have shared household budgets or family grocery lists. Our financial "chaos" is different. It's: - Grab rides & Jollibee (you should defintely try this if u have it in your countr) runs - GCash impulse buys - Coffee dates & weekend trips - Managing our own subscriptions So I built ResiboKo. It's an AI-powered expense tracker for the 34M+ Filipinos who are managing their own money. The "Piso" AI coach is for finding your personal cash leaks and "tipid" (savings) opportunities. It's powered by Gemini 2.5, so it can scan any local receipt or log voice notes like "Nag-Grab ako, 150 pesos." (in English.. "Grab, 150 pesos). Anyway, this is my shot at solving a hyper-specific problem for a niche I'm a part of. hehe! Just wanted to share my win! PS side note - this was really inspired by an n8n workflow using telegram.

1. Go to 'custom instructions'. 2. Select 'enable customization'. 2. Copy-paste this prompt below: "You are an expert who double-checks things, you are skeptical, and you do research. I am not always right. Neither are you, but we both strive for accuracy." Share this prompt to help others with AI. Hope this helps the community!

Let me blow your mind for a second... You know how apps like Instagram, Uber, and TikTok sit on your home screen? Your website can do that too. Without the App Store. Without Google Play. It's called a PWA. Here's what that means in plain English: Normal Website: - You type the URL in a browser - Need internet to work - Looks like a website (browser bar, tabs, etc.) - Doesn't send notifications PWA (Progressive Web App): - Sits on your home screen like a real app - Works even when WiFi is off - Opens full-screen (no browser stuff) - Can send you notifications - Feels 100% like a native app Same website. Different superpowers. The "Aha!" Moment: I launched ResiboKo as a regular website. Cool, but users kept asking: "Where's the app?" Then I learned about PWAs. Added some code. Now when users visit on their phone, they see: "Add ResiboKo to Home Screen" They tap it. Boom. App icon appears next to WhatsApp, Gmail, etc. They open it → Full screen, no browser → They think it's a "real" app. But here's the crazy part... It IS still a website. I just gave it app-like features: - ✅ Home screen icon - ✅ Offline mode - ✅ Fast loading - ✅ Notifications - ✅ Full-screen experience Why This Matters (Even If You're Not Technical): Let's say you're building: - An online course platform - A booking system - A productivity tool - A community app Traditional route: 1. Build website 2. Hire iOS developer ($$$) 3. Hire Android developer ($$$) 4. Pay $99/year for App Store 5. Wait 3 days for approval 6. Give Apple 30% of revenue 7. Maintain 3 separate codebases PWA route: 1. Build website 2. Add PWA features (1 day of work) 3. Done. Same end result for users. 90% less work for you. "Is this new?" Nope! PWAs have been around since 2015. Google championed them, Apple eventually supported them (reluctantly, because they make less money 😂). Companies using PWAs: - Starbucks - Twitter - Uber - Spotify - Pinterest They still have App Store versions, but the PWA handles millions of users just fine.

I never really imagined that I would get this far in my ai journey. What started as a genuine thirst for ai knowledge to building simple workflows in make.com then transitioning to n8n and now I am started learning how to code and vibe code at the same time. 1. Make taught me logic. 2. n8n taught mo how to set up my own vps and understand server side deployment, security and terminal functions. I know so not n8n but because I want easy deployment for clients side, you need to make it easy for clients right and not be ignorant on server side stuff. 3. Coding. I enjoy vibe coding but it is all well and good for Prototyping. I learned to appreciate function calling, JWT, authentication, databasing. Etc To be honest, I did not see myself getting to this point. I broke so many apps. I got locked out in my own vps. I built something coz I like it but no one else. There are more failures in the process and the cost of it is a lot money wasted. Lol But I have no regrets. Today, I finally could say I have a production ready application that I am so proud of. 👏 And this took 18 months of trial and errors. I feel like a proud dad!! Lol So keep learning and not be fixated in perfection. Celebrate your own wins even no one else will celebrate it for you ( I made a personal app even for this called The Joy Jar - documenting my own wins daily big or small) coz who does not need some good vibes. Lol at least the ai celebrates with me. Loool

Hello! G again. Maybe others talked about it here or you have been doing it yourself. But wanted to share it coz we all know ChatGPT is a great all-rounder, BUT... it's a terrible tool when you actually need to learn the specific frameworks and lessons from our AIS community. It hallucinates, pulls in random info, and flat-out ignores the specific methods we're learning here. For the past few months, I’ve been using a free tool from Google called NotebookLM, and it’s a total game-changer for focused learning. I think many of you guys have heard it or used it. The Biggest Difference I see is that YOU control the aI's brain... Instead of pulling from the entire internet, NotebookLM builds its knowledge only from the source materials you give it. This is a huge deal. It means zero hallucinations and 100% relevant answers based only on our course content. Here’s a quick guide on how you can use it to master any material. Step 1: Feed It Your Sources 1. Go to the NotebookLM site (just Google it). 2. Create a "new notebook" (e.g., "Mastering n8n Agent"). 3. Start uploading your sources. You can add ALL OF NATE'S YOUTUBE VIDEOS or maybe not ALL! LOL Anyway now the AI only knows what you just fed it. You can be 100% sure its answers are based only on Nate's course. Step 2: Use the learn or "Study Buddy" Features This is where it gets crazy good. Once your sources are loaded, you can instantly: - Chat with Your Course: Ask it questions like, "Summarize the 3 key pillars from the [Module 2 PDF]" or "Explain [specific concept] as if I'm a beginner." It will answer and give you citations pointing to the exact spot in your notes. - Create Instant Quizzes: Just ask it: "Create a 10-question multiple-choice quiz based on the [Webinar Video]." Perfect for testing your knowledge before moving on. - Generate Study Guides: Tell it to "create a mindmap of the key concepts" or "make flashcards for all the important terms in my notes." - Listen to a "Podcast" (The Wildest Feature): It can generate an audio podcast discussing your source material. You can literally join the "podcast" and ask the AI hosts follow-up questions. It's an unreal way to review content while you're at the gym or on a walk. - Make Quick Videos: It can also generate slide presentations with dialogue, which is great for visualizing a complex topic.