Insights on building the future of AI-powered applications
People start shopping for movers 8 weeks before they move. Over half go silent before booking. Most are still looking - they just haven't decided yet. There's a window there, but calling each lead every week doesn't scale.
Most AI apps are built wrong. They bolt AI onto architectures designed for humans clicking buttons. We rebuilt from first principles and discovered the answer was hiding in plain sight.
AI can generate a working app in minutes. But there's a problem: most of these apps die within weeks. The issue isn't the AI, it's what the AI gives you.
Talking to ChatGPT is easy. Getting it to build working software is hard. Here's why prompting for building requires structure, not just vibes.
Everyone builds for customers. But internal tools compound. A good internal dashboard saves 2 hours per week, that's 100 hours per year, per person.