Hi again, this is G again. Day 47 of building and today, I chased the fun part:I built the AI For Pinoys landing page in React. Originally, I copied the bold style of Lovable and Bolt even added some Filipino flag-inspired color schemes…Safe to say: it looked like a fiesta exploded. Our flag has red, yellow and blue. See attached photos. hahaha 😂 It was tooooo colorful. HAHA. So i cleaned it up, and settled on a much simpler UI. Also designed the logo today!I had an old version, asked ChatGPT to improve it, and got a surprisingly clean output. Spruced it up in Canva with some graffiti flair because AI shouldn’t feel stiff. Learning should be fun, chaotic, and personal. The design had to reflect that. Oh and I used Emergent again to brainstorm with multiple AI agents.(I swear they should sponsor me already… haha.) Bonus: I kept my streak alive with 2 short-form videos for Day 4 of the daily series. We’re on a roll? Key takeaway: The landing page isn’t even the “core” of the project, but it gave me joy today so I followed it. Sometimes you just gotta build what excites you. PS I did both in dark mode and light mode. COZ MY LOGO LOOKS SO COOL IN BOTH STYLES. HAHAHA! PSS Will connect it to an n8n workflow tomorrow.

Wow 46 days already. I did not think i'd reach this far. LOL Today I finally spun up a working MVP for AI For Pinoys, a web app that’s super simple in concept: You tell us your business problem.We’ll give you the AI tool to solve it. That’s the goal. The onboarding flow guides business owners through a short process where they describe their challenges — then they get matched with a tool, tutorial, or template that’s actually helpful. Right now it routes to one of the demo tools I’m working on. But the idea is to expand this into a whole toolkit for Filipino freelancers and SMEs... built with relatable content, and zero tech jargon. I even recorded a demo video walking through how it works so far. Needs more polish, but I’m excited about where it’s heading. see the crappy MVP pic below? that is how it all starts. haha Next steps: more testing, refining flows, and matching the right tools to the right business problems. Not bad for a Day 3 of video recording. 💪 PS. I think you guys should check out https://app.emergent.sh/ - alternative to bolt and lovable So far, so good for me. They also have a discord channel.

Day 45 of building in public (and day 2 of doing a video build in public in tiktok and yt. Here are a few small but meaningful wins I’m proud of: Showed up for Day 2 of video posting. I told myself: just record, don’t overthink, max 30 mins. Reality? Took 45 minutes because I got too into designing the cover photo… which sucked btw. HAHA But hey... I posted 3 additional videos ... sinipag eh. They were just raw snippets of what I was building. Nothing fancy. Just momentum. So what is the biggest win? My elderly reminder app now speaks with my cloned voice. BWAHAHAHA! Yes, I finally created a voice model of myself via ElevenLabs. I recorded 2 hours of audio, waited 12 hours for processing, then tweaked it to sound more natural. I tested it by letting my mom hear it... and while she wasn’t shocked, it was still surreal hearing “me” walk her through reminders. HAHA! The tech? Legit. The feeling? Even better. So here are my takeaways from today - If you’re vibin’, just keep riding. Energy fades — take advantage while it lasts. - Shifted my mindset from “no views = failure” to “showing up = success.” Because honestly, the goal isn’t fame. The goal is to build, share, and stay consistent. If you’re also trying to stay consistent with content while building, I see you. Let’s keep showing up. PS Pic below is my design inspo for the landing page of aiforpinoys.com. 😉 PSS.. I also started building it via https://app.emergent.sh/ And it is GOOD!

Hi again, this is G..again. hehe Anyway, I’ve been building in public for the past 44 days and today marks a the start of a focused 30-day sprint for a web application I am doing to help the DTI KMME ((DTI KMME is a free Philippine government project to help equip Filipino SMEs the knowledge and skills to level up their entrepreneurial skills) students I am handling this July 2025. It i called AiForPinoys. It is an AI-powered business assistant that helps you fix problems in your people, process, money tracking, and tech.... even if you are not techie which most of Filipino sme business owners are. Coz I noticed in the 100+ classes I do for DTI, many Pinoy business owners don’t have systems....they just react to daily problems. So I am thinking AiForPinoys gives them instant tools to delegate tasks, create SOPs, track money, and choose tech. It’s built specifically for Filipino SMEs, in Taglish, using AI that understands the Filipino biz owners needs. For day 1 of this build sprint, here are the things I was able to do: ✅ Bought the domain. YAY! ✅ Defined the tools Filipino businesses actually need ✅ Recording daily progress for 30 days Think: profit calculators, inventory checkers, content generators but no tech skills needed. My goal? By July 10, I’ll have a working MVP that real users can try. MAN why do I keep pressuring myself. LOOL

Hi again, this is G. This is. Day 43 of my build in public and... i just wanted to share that if you exploring alternatives to Cursor or Windsurf... check out claude code. Anyway, today I finally ran Claude Code in my Mac terminal. First time. All I can say is: bakit ngayon lang? Here’s what happened: I pulled my GitHub repo of the Proposal Generator (RFPWin) into the terminal. Then I just asked Claude to analyze the codebase, check for vulnerabilities, suggest improvements — and it literally gave me a checklist and asked: "Want me to implement these one by one?" 😳 Uhm... yes? It doesn’t just write code. It thinks, tests, and debugs with you. Like, it made a demo HTML page first. Even simulated test accounts just to make sure the auth flow wouldn’t break. Then came the magic: I told Claude I wanted to turn RFPWin into a token-based pricing model. It not only helped me design a structure... it also: ✅ Built a full revenue dashboard ✅ Implemented token usage tracking ✅ Set up ARPU + conversion rate logic ✅ Added filters for users and export tools ✅ Designed milestone logic (₱300k+ revenue) ✅ Even created real-time graphs with clean visuals All done within 2 hours. API cost? $15 or ₱800. For a fully working admin dashboard and web app. 😭😭😭😭😭 tears of joy. The only thing missing payment system... how I wish there is stripe in the PH. but got to look for alternatives. Lesson of the day: - This is what “coding with superpowers” feels like. - Imagine how fast you can deploy your n8n with just a webhook urll - Tomorrow, I deploy it to my VPS. - But for now? I'm just sitting here... mind-blown. Let me know if you’ve tried Claude Code. Curious how others are using it too.