Yo what's up everyone, being 100% transparent here instead of flexing fake screenshots lol. I'm a builder (my latest app is feedgravity.com — live right now with a grand total of zero buyers because I haven't even had the budget or time to promote it yet) and my landlord is officially breathing down my neck this week. While building my projects, I put together an internal workflow that turns complex topics, offers, and articles into clean, hand-drawn Whiteboard Explainer Videos (full research, script, voiceover, and animation—not generic AI slop). We recently tested a batch for a telehealth brand (CoreAge Rx) and the videos started pulling 1,000+ organic views in the first 24 hours with zero ad spend just because people naturally stop scrolling to watch a drawing play out. Since I need to sort out rent in the next 48 hours, I'm opening up this internal tool as a super cheap done-for-you service this week—either for your own agency/business, or for you to white-label and mark up for your clients who hate filming themselves on camera. You just send me a link or a topic, and I deliver a batch of 5 custom shorts (or a full 10-minute YouTube explainer) in 48 hours or less. Check out the 45-second video below! If you want to test a batch for pocket change this week, drop a comment or DM me and I'll send you the details. P.S. If you're a broke as fuck builder like myself right now, hit me up anyway—we can be friends, laugh about our failing projects, and if you point one paying client my way I'll make a video for your project on the house.

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I've been working on a few AI and full-stack projects lately, mainly focused on AI agents, multi-agent systems, RAG, and workflow automation. One of my recent projects is a multi-agent platform where different AI agents work together, share context, retrieve information, and handle tasks automatically. I've also been working on mobile apps, backend systems, and AI integrations. Always enjoy turning ideas into real, working products. Here's what I work with: 🧠 AI & Machine Learning: Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, NLP, Computer Vision, LangChain, OpenAI API 📱 Web & Mobile: React, Next.js, Vue.js, Flutter, React Native, iOS & Android ⚙️ Backend: Node.js, NestJS, Express, FastAPI, Python, Go 🤖 AI & Automation: AI Agents, Multi-Agent Systems, RAG, Chatbots, Workflow Automation ☁️ Cloud & DevOps: AWS, Firebase, Supabase, Docker, CI/CD I'm always interested in connecting with founders, developers, and teams building interesting products. If you're working on an AI startup, SaaS platform, mobile app, or need help with the technical side of a project, feel free to reach out. Happy to chat, exchange ideas, or explore working together. Whatsapp : +81 70-2278-9169 Telegram : @originalursa

What's up guys! Looking to connect with 1–2 peeps here who've closed a few deals through Cold Calls or Facebook. I'm helping an admin of a local contractor group and have the green light to soft pitch 'reviews, sites & merchynt' to the businesses in the group. Posting engagement is low as of now, but the play is contacting them directly, lower hang up rates when doing a "Group Courtesy Call", it's a warmer call forsure. Webinars & lives potential in future too. There's quite a few Home Service Guys in our group, but I don't have the bandwidth to get to everyone myself. Ideally, if you're good on the phones, setting or selling/closing, preferably closing but either could work as a start. The goal is to reach out to current and new members, welcome them, acknowledge/discover, ask if they have group questions, introduce what we do outside of the group(services), then book an apt, add value in between, and next close.. Haven't mapped everything out yet, but definitely open to a revenue-sharing arrangement. Feel free to DM me if you're interested in collaborating & testin it out. Potentially turn into a longer-term partnership if it works well.