@Tina Smith that’s actually a really cool direction 👀 taking something like that online + making it searchable would be huge, especially with how messy regulations can be across states and full-time RV as well, that’s a vibe 😂 are you already starting to build it out or still in the planning stage?

@Antonio Popescu haha fair enough 😂 that’s how most of us start honestly if you try help “everyone” it can get overwhelming pretty quick what worked for me was just picking one type of business first and learning their problems properly — even something simple like local services once you solve one problem for one type, it gets way easier to repeat you’ll figure it out quick once you start building 👌

@Faaz Khan @Faaz Khan yeah multitasking on a laptop is definitely better 👌 I’m kind of forced onto my phone (my laptop’s a dinosaur 😂) but it’s actually made me move way faster ended up building a full stack app just from my mobile using AI + app builders different approach, but it works

@Nate Wish Dude this is awesome 👏 I’d definitely love to learn more about the AI agent side of this. Once my peer-to-peer app is fully running, I’d love to have that kind of setup too — morning briefs, pre-drafted emails for review, checks for damage reports, disputes, support inbox, the whole lot. That kind of approval/review layer from your phone makes a ton of sense. Is all of that possible with AI agents already? I saw one of Nate’s videos on Paperclip too, so I’ve been going down that rabbit hole a bit 👀

@Nate Herk Nate always dropping the AI news before it even settles 😂🔥 this space is honestly unreal for keeping up with everything appreciate you sharing these 🙌

@Steve Harlow appreciate it man 👊

@Oscar Beaver appreciate that man 🙌 honestly just been showing up and getting involved, nothing crazy surprised how fast things move when you actually engage properly 👀

this is wild — especially how it started small been building my own app in public and seeing the same pattern start simple → test → expand crazy how quickly things can scale when something actually works