My latest video breaks down: - My viral post about Lovable that started it all - The tax you pay for using AI tools like Lovable - How Lovable's marketing sells you a magic button - How SaaS companies like Lovable are deceptive about credits - The setup we use: Claude Code, GitHub, Cloudflare & Astro - How my fake AI local service website ranks on Google and generates leads - Chase it or Ignore it: Gemini 4, Meta Muse, and more Be sure to Like & Comment on YouTube with your thoughts 🤝

Ryan, a question on how you run the visual side of a campaign. My setup: I’m mid-launch, running live events, posting, running a Discord community, and producing slides and presentations for both course content and YouTube videos. Everything is built inside Claude Code. Slides come out as HTML decks from a few custom skills, and YouTube thumbnails are generated and iterated in Claude too. No Canva, no Figma, no separate thumbnail tool. It works, but I’ve only ever seen my own version of it, so I can’t tell whether it’s a good setup or a blind spot. What I’d like to know: are there any repos, skills or tools you use to keep slides and thumbnails consistent across course content and YouTube at the same time? And if you’ve compared Claude-only against a dedicated tool for either, what tipped it?

My latest video breaks down: - Why GitHub is basically Google Drive on steroids - Where to start if you've never touched GitHub - Where GitHub fits into my website stack - Backing up your whole AI setup automatically - Aaron's "chief of staff" GitHub repo setup - 5 free GitHub repos worth looking into - The prompt injection risk in public repos Be sure to Like & Comment on YouTube 🤝

So in case you guys missed it I posted about how Lovable and AI website builders are a scam on X and it ended up going viral lol - https://x.com/ryan_doser13/status/2110471378189312039 As you guys know I will NEVER recommend AI SaaS products like Lovable, Replit, Base44, Framer, and the 100s of other AI website builders that exist. These companies spend millions of VC backed dollars on marketing to convince you it's a magic solution. But in reality you are paying a premium for less usage, shitty models, shitty websites, and hand cuffing yourself to a SaaS ecosystem you don’t control. Here's my stack for building websites with AI that I talk about all the time: - Claude Code or Codex ($20/month minimum but I suggest $100/month) - GitHub (free) - Cloudflare or Vercel (free) - Astro web framework (free)

Hey Ryan, I just completed your YouTube Growth Course and it was a big help. I noticed in a few of your videos that you have some really nice looking video graphics. For example, the graphics in the first minute introduction of your video below: https://youtu.be/EZrCg0xJklc?si=_lWk8vStjgrDlFa6 And the graphics you use in your short here: https://youtube.com/shorts/uuiUBA-fqAo?si=MR1lme03BDvgxMlq My company is looking to start pushing out video content on YouTube, but we don't know how to get good b-roll. Right now we’re experimenting with a tool called Pictory, but it's primarily used for regular stock footage and the AI image/video generator eats up credits way too quickly. What tools do you recommend to produce those high quality graphics? Thank you!