Hi Laure! 😊 Honestly? The most humbling part of this journey is that I built The Intelligent Partner for myself first, because I refused to sell something I hadn't made perfect for me. And that process taught me everything. I built my landing page in Python/Flask before realising I should have used Next.js. I make mistakes constantly, I learn, I rebuild. It's taking much longer than I planned, but I think that's exactly why it's going to be good. The AI assistant I'm building knows you and your business deeply, your rhythm, your communication style, your goals. But it's also an AI coach built specifically for women entrepreneurs, because building a business as a woman is a fundamentally different experience than doing it as a man. I believe that wholeheartedly, even though I'm hugely inspired by the way men think and operate. Which is actually a big reason I joined this community, I'm a genuine fan of Tony and Dean's approach. 🙏 Sara ♡

@Barbara Hine Hi Barbara! 😊 Oh I felt this question haha, because I literally just went through the pain of figuring this out the hard way! So basically I built my landing page in Python/Flask because that's what I knew from my Accenture days. And it works… but it was SO much more complicated than it needed to be. It's better to use it for the back end (example: if you create a chat or a user dashboard), otherwise it's like riding a Ferrari to go to the supermarket downstairs haha. I had to manage the backend separately, deal with deployments, server logic.. all of that just for a landing page. As a solo founder that's just… a lot. Next.js is just cleaner for what we do. Your page loads faster, it's better for SEO, meaning Google can actually read and index your page properly, so when someone searches for what you do, you show up. That's huge when you're just launching. And deploying on Vercel, which is basically the platform made by the same team behind Next.js, it hosts your site and updates it automatically every time you make a change, takes literally minutes. No tech headache. The big thing for me is that it also grows with you, so if tomorrow you want to add a login, a checkout, a dashboard, it's all in the same place. With Flask I would have had to rebuild a lot. Which… is kind of what I'm doing now 😅 What are you building? Would love to know! 👀 Sara ♡