[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Well, I want to... Since we're here, we can just do a brief introductions. We already kind of have done that, but we'll do the formalities of saying who we are, where we're from, and what we work on. [00:00:12] Speaker 1: And then today, what I wanna do is just kinda show you guys what I've been working on. And if you have questions, feel free to ask. But I've been working on a lot of stuff, some things that are [00:00:24] Speaker 1: specific to LaunchBox, some things that are specific to kind of like consulting and [00:00:32] Speaker 1: how I've been working to create agents for consulting. And, yeah, just see how it rolls from there. So you guys know who I [00:00:44] Speaker 1: am. I'm Ian, and I'm in Houston. Ariel's here next to me. She's hanging out. [00:00:51] Speaker 1: And recently, what I've been working on is some updates with LaunchBox. I've been using the new Fable model, which has allowed me to make some pretty cool stuff [00:01:04] Speaker 1: in LaunchBox quicker. So I've been experimenting with that model, building some stuff that I'll show you here in a bit. And then just locally, I shared at that summit last week [00:01:16] Speaker 1: for the county, which went really well, and then followed up last week with another AI workshop for [00:01:28] Speaker 1: a nonprofit that certifies businesses for procurement for the city, which I didn't even know what the hell procurement was. [00:01:35] Speaker 2: Nice. [00:01:36] Speaker 1: I had to figure out what that was before I went. And... A good thing. Yeah. Yeah. It's... It was interesting. It opened my eyes up to, I guess, like, just the [00:01:48] Speaker 1: market and what that actually means for the greater city of Houston. So some things are happening. I'm not sure really what it is, but I know [00:02:00] Speaker 1: pieces are kind of coming in place. And I'm just showing up and letting it happen. So that's what's up with me. We'll pass it to Melissa. [00:02:15] Speaker 3: If you have any questions about procurement. [00:02:18] Speaker 1: Alright. Heck yes. [00:02:21] Speaker 3: That was my... That's the job I left. [00:02:24] Speaker 1: Okay. Okay. Good. [00:02:25] Speaker 3: Aerospace It's and aviation, but Oh. I can probably answer just about anything about [00:02:31] Speaker 1: Yeah. [00:02:32] Speaker 3: Just so you know. Okay. What have I been working on? I've been gone. I would love to say it was a, you know, European vacation. I'm just getting back, but it was not. I have [00:02:43] Speaker 3: a elderly... I have elderly parents and a mom who ended up in the hospital. So I'm I'm six weeks out with, you know, just and and and I'm back, [00:02:56] Speaker 3: but [00:02:59] Speaker 3: more medical [00:03:01] Speaker 3: trauma is ahead of us. We've got a 30 year old relative who is actively dying right now, so we got a lot going on. [00:03:10] Speaker 1: Mhmm. I'm sorry to hear that. Yeah. I'm so sorry. [00:03:13] Speaker 3: Yeah. I'm trying to get back into the swing of things. I did take advantage of the Clyde, [00:03:24] Speaker 3: What's it called? Table five. [00:03:26] Speaker 2: Table five. [00:03:27] Speaker 3: Yes. To do a little bit of work there. Mhmm. To do some revamping and everything and feel kinda good about that. You know? I had to run off out of here, and [00:03:39] Speaker 3: I I actually don't have a laptop. I got a brand new big desk computer and then realized, holy crap. I am going to be without anything. I had a [00:03:51] Speaker 3: phone. [00:03:52] Speaker 2: So Mhmm. [00:03:55] Speaker 3: Know, getting back into the swing of things. But my... What I do for the benefit of Claude, who I don't know, is I am attempting to work with women who are, like, mid to [00:04:07] Speaker 3: late career, who are still tap dancing around AI and using it effectively. I really want to build community to really help women in [00:04:18] Speaker 3: this category [00:04:22] Speaker 3: get on board and and try to [00:04:28] Speaker 3: grasp the opportunity that's in front of them. [00:04:33] Speaker 3: So it's it's been a slow start. There's a lot of work that's gone into it, but it's been been a slow start. So I'm actually looking forward to getting back into it to distract myself from everything else. [00:04:45] Speaker 3: So that's me. [00:04:48] Speaker 1: I'm happy that you're back, Melissa. And... Yeah. [00:04:51] Speaker 2: Yeah. Nice to meet you. [00:04:54] Speaker 1: Yeah. Annette. [00:04:57] Speaker 0: Hi, everybody. My name's Annette. I have... Laughing because Melissa used the word distraction, and I just saw something about chasing distraction. And I've been questioning [00:05:09] Speaker 0: myself if that's why I'm doing all of this is to, you know, be distracted. But I thought that it was sort of funny. Procurement, the only thing I know about it is I had a [00:05:21] Speaker 0: a job where I basically typed the request for quote and all those details on some very interesting things. Anyway, [00:05:32] Speaker 0: I've made amazing progress this week, and I've had good nondistracted time. My website is ready except for a few little links that I need to build in. It's [00:05:44] Speaker 0: ready to launch. Now I have to go fix my wait list page, and my plan is over this weekend to start posting [00:05:56] Speaker 0: coming soon. And Monday, [00:06:00] Speaker 0: which is the thirteenth, I will launch my thirty day waitlist campaign and see And what [00:06:07] Speaker 0: I'm just really, really excited and hopeful and still struggling in over my head a lot, but that's okay. But I have... I've had breakthroughs. I completely [00:06:19] Speaker 0: closed out my very first app. I just got it into the... A fully executable file I could hand anybody and have used their installation and information how to use [00:06:31] Speaker 0: it and a technical manual, and it's all packed away and the folder closed out. It was sort of a very proprietary for a client and a nonpaying client, but I learned [00:06:43] Speaker 0: a lot. And, so it's just tucked away, and now I'm going on to... I have a second one I had started. But, the breakthrough of finally figuring out something I was in my [00:06:54] Speaker 0: head about when I went to a learn... Orlando a year ago, and it it took me this long to get started with it. So that was exciting. And, I'm I'm sort of... I sorta like my [00:07:06] Speaker 0: website. I'll be interested to see how it gets responded to. Mhmm. And I'm curious to see what happens. You know? I'll throw it out there for thirty days, and I'll either have so many people I'm gonna [00:07:18] Speaker 0: say, oh my god. I don't believe I did this to myself, or I'll have nobody. Who knows? But, you know, throw it out there and see if it's due. So all is well. They're feeling very hopeful and [00:07:30] Speaker 0: could not have done it with help... Without help on this call even. So that's me. [00:07:37] Speaker 1: Thank you, Annette, and congrats, yeah, on your app. [00:07:40] Speaker 0: Thanks. Yeah. Well, you see the next one if I pull it off. [00:07:45] Speaker 1: Oh, yeah. Let's get it. Hey, Claude. [00:07:49] Speaker 2: I just I just love this. This is amazing to me how how how we're all, you know, a little older in our in our life chapters. Let's put it that way. [00:08:01] Speaker 2: And yet, here we are embracing something of the, you know, the wild wild west of AI. [00:08:10] Speaker 2: I'm Clude. And in in [00:08:17] Speaker 2: quick overview is that I... I'm an AI coach and consultant. So I teach AI to entrepreneurs of all ages. And I also have a corporate business [00:08:29] Speaker 2: called AI SMP Solutions, which... Where we implement AI workspaces and SMBs. So this one makes me big money so that I can feel this passion of coaching that I really [00:08:40] Speaker 2: love to do, which, you know, doesn't make that much. It's it's just a passion thing. Mhmm. But I, I had been messing around with a... [00:08:53] Speaker 2: I've been messing around with an app idea for a while now. And this table five, I just jumped in the water. And I basically did the entire thing from, I will call it, cradle of [00:09:04] Speaker 2: grave and launch within within, I would say, four days. Four crazy days, but four days. And now it's out. And I built it on Lovable. [00:09:16] Speaker 2: It's called, my subs tracker vault, and it's basically... I built it for me to keep track of my subscriptions, my tools, all the courses I buy. It it nudges me along when I [00:09:28] Speaker 2: when I don't do my work on my courses so I don't forget them. It nudges me when a cancellation is coming up so I don't keep paying for stuff that I don't use. So I found [00:09:40] Speaker 2: it good for me, for my purpose use case. So I said, well, if it works for me, it might work for somebody else. So I did it. Now the thing is I built it on Lovable, and then every day, every morning, I get up there [00:09:52] Speaker 2: and it finds new bugs. And I'm like, that drives me about bananas. Right? Because [00:10:01] Speaker 3: Mhmm. [00:10:01] Speaker 2: But I know it's part of the SaaS business model. It's like, every day, find bugs, you fix them, and then you move on. But it's just the the... [00:10:14] Speaker 2: That thing, that that actual [00:10:18] Speaker 2: finding of the bugs and fixing them every single time. It just feels like, oh my god. Is there ever a time where you're just relaxing? And it doesn't seem to be that kind of business model. So I thought it was gonna be a [00:10:30] Speaker 2: passive revenue, but I don't think it will. But it's still interesting, and it's exciting. And just doing it made me feel like, okay. Well, then it's not that [00:10:42] Speaker 2: hard, and may... Maybe I can build something else. And it it was fun learning it, but I feel like I need to learn so much more. So I'm an avid learner, and I love to learn. [00:10:54] Speaker 2: So that's me in a nutshell. [00:10:56] Speaker 0: Hey. Hi, Linda. [00:10:57] Speaker 1: Thank you. Yeah. Hey, Linda. We're just doing our intros, and, you're up. [00:11:05] Speaker 4: Hello, everybody. How are y'all doing today? Happy Wednesday to all. Hello. My name is Linda Mingy. I've met some of y'all, and some of y'all are new to me. Happy to be here always [00:11:16] Speaker 4: with Ian because he always has something good going on, and he's inspiring all of us with this post. So what I'm working on is still [00:11:27] Speaker 4: trying to find my niche in a good way. [00:11:32] Speaker 4: This whole thing with this rescue that I talked with some of y'all last time, it's really sad what's going on with the dogs, especially in Texas. A lot of the [00:11:43] Speaker 4: rescuers are not being able to send their dogs or cats or anything up north because we've got this screwworm in Texas that are affecting cattle and stuff, but [00:11:55] Speaker 4: not affecting dogs and stuff. But they will not take the rescues because they're afraid they're carrying something, which is understandable. [00:12:03] Speaker 4: Working on that, trying to find all the outlets to be able to make sure that fur babies have every chance they can before the euthanization [00:12:14] Speaker 4: date comes to their arrival. [00:12:18] Speaker 4: Some will post in the morning and say, you know, we have this dog available. People will post. They can't get through email. They can't get through the the phones. I know the people at the shelters are busy, [00:12:31] Speaker 4: but it's sad because you'll have somebody come on and say, I tried to email for that dog. What do I need to do next steps? And then somebody on the thread will say, oh, he's already been euthanized. [00:12:43] Speaker 4: And then it's heartbreaking. So this is a purpose, I feel. I don't wanna even make any money off of it. I just wanna have a purpose to connect dogs and [00:12:54] Speaker 4: animals to forever homes. I'm working on that, and then I'm trying to mix the a... Agile and AI together. I've been an agile coach for nineteen years, [00:13:07] Speaker 4: and I'm really trying to bring AI into the picture fully with deployments and everything. [00:13:14] Speaker 4: Some people are pivoting to AI. Some... [00:13:20] Speaker 2: That's kind of what's happening. [00:13:22] Speaker 4: So, you know, you get these three groups. But that's a little bit about me. Happy to be here. Sorry I arrived late. I've got work done on the house, and it ended up being a [00:13:34] Speaker 4: water leak. So now we've got a water leak too. So the stay and the repairs are a little bit more, but that's okay. It's great to see these smiling faces and be a part of this group today. [00:13:45] Speaker 1: Yes. Yes. Thank you, Linda. Thank you all for being here. And what I heard, Clune, you talked about the development, with [00:13:57] Speaker 1: Lovable and the bugs and stuff that comes up with that. And I think a lot of people underestimate the responsibility that it takes whenever you're developing something. And [00:14:08] Speaker 1: so with LaunchBox, particularly, I mean, you guys have all found bugs that you brought to me. And so it's it's... You're trying to build a new features or find the application, and then things come up because [00:14:20] Speaker 1: users just find find stuff. Or... Yeah. Or the AI... I don't know. So it is a job in in in itself. And for me, my goal is to get to the [00:14:32] Speaker 1: point where I no longer need to be the sole developer and have a team manage that so that I can do more of the business stuff. But... [00:14:41] Speaker 2: Yeah. [00:14:42] Speaker 1: Yeah. That's... That is my two cents on that topic of, yes, you can build really cool stuff, but it's not like you're gonna go build something and and necessarily make [00:14:54] Speaker 1: a million dollars because there's a lot that goes into it after the fact of building it. [00:15:00] Speaker 2: That's what I that's what I feel a little bit like. At this point, it's fine. But if it takes off [00:15:07] Speaker 1: Mhmm. [00:15:08] Speaker 2: Like, my... In my mind, I say, if I have a 100 subscribers [00:15:13] Speaker 1: Mhmm. [00:15:14] Speaker 2: Then I will get. I will go to the next step of solidifying. But I... I've secured... My most important thing was securing the information, which is... Has been done. The rest of the stuff to [00:15:26] Speaker 2: me, it's it's not as important, but I do realize that if it scales, depending on how it scales, it will need that attention. So I don't like the vibe coding [00:15:38] Speaker 2: push of saying... Talking about vibe coding as if it's like, anybody can do this. And and that it's the same as... Because I I had an agency for almost twenty six years, a digital [00:15:50] Speaker 2: marketing agency, where we build apps. And we had teams, and it cost a fortune. So when I got into the vibe coding, I thought to myself, this can't be as easy [00:16:01] Speaker 2: as you're saying, and it's not. And I don't like the way that it's being portrayed online because I think there's a lot of apps out there that are open. They don't know they're open, but [00:16:13] Speaker 2: they're open. [00:16:14] Speaker 1: Mhmm. Wow. [00:16:16] Speaker 2: Open to liability and stuff. So I just Yeah. I just wish there would be a little bit more [00:16:23] Speaker 4: Security? [00:16:24] Speaker 2: Yeah. A little bit more emphasis on securing the platforms and doing due diligence and making sure that all of your database is secure and, you know, customers can't go [00:16:36] Speaker 2: into each other's files and stuff like that. So I think I wish somebody would teach a little bit more about that side of things. [00:16:45] Speaker 1: Yes. [00:16:46] Speaker 1: Yes. I hear you. One thing that models like Fable and whatever ChatGPT will put out and Jim and I will put out here soon, their context is [00:16:58] Speaker 1: getting much larger so that they can understand whole code bases. And Fable is really, a really good model. I've seen a lot of varying opinions [00:17:10] Speaker 1: on it. But personally, with coding, it's fantastic. And so, yeah, with the security aspect of it, it can go through and [00:17:22] Speaker 1: and see where you're... Where you need better security and and then go and do that for you. So [00:17:33] Speaker 1: I think that the the security piece will start to get patched up with the... [00:17:38] Speaker 2: I I believe so too, and and that's exactly what I did. I used Fable five to secure the app that I had in Lovable. [00:17:45] Speaker 1: Mhmm. [00:17:46] Speaker 2: So it it feels it feels more... I feel more grounded having it out there and open to people. I know now that it's it's confirmed that it's secure, so I feel better [00:17:58] Speaker 2: about that. But I did use Fable five for that. [00:18:01] Speaker 1: Yes. [00:18:02] Speaker 4: The new quad Fable five? [00:18:04] Speaker 2: Yep. [00:18:06] Speaker 4: Oh, okay. Good to know. That's good insight. Thank you. [00:18:09] Speaker 1: Yep. Okay. [00:18:12] Speaker 1: Okay. Well, what I'd like to do, I guess, is just show you guys some stuff that I've been working on. I've been talking about agents and how I've been using them. I've been integrating agents into [00:18:23] Speaker 1: LaunchBox. I've been working on consulting a business model with consulting where I'm creating agents for people. [00:18:35] Speaker 1: And what I'm gonna show you is sort of a problem that I had is, let's say, somebody hires me to build out some agents and automations for them. [00:18:47] Speaker 1: The downside is I either need to have all of their credentials to log in to their Gmail, their Google Drive, or Mailchimp, whatever. Because for these [00:18:59] Speaker 1: automations, I wanna... I I wanna use those platforms. The AI needs access to those platforms, and the agents need access to that. So either I would have to be on a call [00:19:11] Speaker 1: with them and say, alright. Let's log in to these things. You you log in and give me access as an admin. But there's a few different platforms now where you can, [00:19:22] Speaker 1: essentially, like, send somebody a package of apps for them to go log in to, which then in turn, on my side as the developer, I can have access to [00:19:34] Speaker 1: those without putting in their credentials. And so this is just something that I've been working on the past couple days because I am, sort of working on a, [00:19:46] Speaker 1: what I'm seeing with people is folks are moving away a little bit from wanting to learn everything about AI, and they're just like, just do it for me. And [00:19:58] Speaker 1: and that's... I I get it. Not everybody needs to be an AI expert, which [00:20:08] Speaker 1: it seems like you need to be to to stay up on what's going on. So I've had a few people that I am building automations for, and this is [00:20:20] Speaker 1: kind of the evolution of that business model where I'm sectioning off different clients, building out agents for them, and having them log in and [00:20:32] Speaker 1: setting up their automations based on, you know, what it is their needs are. So I'll share my screen here, and then I'll get into some new updates in LaunchBox, which, [00:20:45] Speaker 1: a bit of a tease for that is you're gonna be able to [00:20:51] Speaker 1: post content directly from LaunchBox. So you'll be able to create it within the platform, either schedule it or post it immediately. So that's one that I know we've talked about, [00:21:04] Speaker 1: people wanting in the platform. It's rolling out, and, I'll show you guys how you can go test it out as I'm, continuing to to make updates to it. So [00:21:16] Speaker 1: here is my screen. Let's see here. [00:21:19] Speaker 2: Quick question for you, Ian. Are are are you concerned when you install a new feature? [00:21:29] Speaker 1: Mhmm. [00:21:30] Speaker 2: Is there a a prompt that you kinda put together so that it doesn't break anything else as it's installing these features? How do you, like, concentrate on that feature [00:21:41] Speaker 2: without messing up the rest of the structure around it? Because I've been told that sometimes the AI is gonna go in, and when you when you give it a new feature, it'll... It's it's [00:21:53] Speaker 2: made to fix code. So if it sees other code around it that may be broken, it might wanna fix it, which may or may not be what you want it to [00:22:05] Speaker 2: do. So how do you circumvent that? Or do you... [00:22:08] Speaker 1: That really been my experience. Whenever I'm working on a particular problem, let's say that I'm building a new feature like this, content creation. [00:22:21] Speaker 1: What I do and what I recommend that you do is you tell the agent to create a branch. And so that creates a copy of your app so that [00:22:32] Speaker 1: now you can go on this branch and work on that functionality essentially in a... Call it environment. So, yeah, like a sandbox [00:22:44] Speaker 1: environment kind of where you can get that feature working, you can test it out, and then once it's ready, you merge it back into the main branch. Got it. But as far as... I don't have any prompts that I'm telling the [00:22:56] Speaker 1: agent, hey. Like, don't go look at that thing. If anything, I'll be like, go reference this other part of my app that's doing something similar and [00:23:08] Speaker 1: add that into this or, you know, use that for reference as you're building this new feature out. [00:23:15] Speaker 2: When I was using Cloud Fable five this weekend, that's what it did. It it put a little something at the beginning of the prompt and a little something at the bottom of the prompt Mhmm. To [00:23:27] Speaker 2: to prevent that from happening. It was kind of asking it to stay on that specific thing that it was fixing. And at the end, it was saying, list all the things that you fixed so that I can confirm that you didn't touch anything [00:23:39] Speaker 2: else. [00:23:40] Speaker 3: Did [00:23:42] Speaker 1: you add that or it added it itself? [00:23:45] Speaker 2: It added it for me because I said that's the question I kinda had is, like, if we're gonna put another feature, are we gonna break something else? And how can I make sure that nothing else is? Gets touched? [00:23:57] Speaker 2: So it says, okay. I'm gonna add a a beginning and an end to to every prompt that I create for you. And if I... And if you do it by your own, make sure you create those two things, and it will prevent [00:24:09] Speaker 2: that from happening. [00:24:11] Speaker 1: Mhmm. [00:24:13] Speaker 1: That sounds like... [00:24:17] Speaker 1: That sounds good. I don't know. Like I said, I have never had that really be an issue. Maybe once or twice, it will touch things that... Kinda like [00:24:28] Speaker 1: why did you do that reverse what you did there, but really not not really. [00:24:33] Speaker 2: Not a lot. [00:24:34] Speaker 1: And really for me, I kinda think that my first reaction to that was, well, it might actually confuse the AI to, like, what it was [00:24:46] Speaker 1: never going to actually go and see, now it's aware of it to... Now I don't... [00:24:50] Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [00:24:51] Speaker 1: You know? Yeah. So... [00:24:53] Speaker 2: I'm kidding. [00:24:54] Speaker 1: Yeah. That was my thoughts on that. But that's a good question and a good thing to be aware of for sure. Has anybody else had that when they're building where AI kinda goes off and [00:25:06] Speaker 1: does its own thing? Yep. Yeah. Okay. Well... [00:25:12] Speaker 0: And then you have to start all over. [00:25:16] Speaker 1: Yes. That's where the branching really comes in handy. That's how... Whenever I very first started out building apps, I would start all over. But with [00:25:27] Speaker 1: GitHub and versioning, [00:25:32] Speaker 1: you can protect the version that works, essentially. [00:25:38] Speaker 2: You're kinda duplicating. Right? You're kinda creating a duplicate. [00:25:42] Speaker 1: Yes. Yes. Exactly. [00:25:45] Speaker 2: Now is Lunchbox is Lunchbox... What platform are you using for Lunchbox? Like, what did you develop that in? [00:25:57] Speaker 1: So I started originally with... [00:26:03] Speaker 1: I think I started it in Cursor, building it out, and then have since moved to, [00:26:12] Speaker 1: Claude. But every once in a while, I'll use codex. And so that's the thing is you can use different models or providers to work on the code [00:26:24] Speaker 1: base because [00:26:27] Speaker 1: the files all live in GitHub. They're not necessarily on my computer or in Cloud Code. They're all on this one [00:26:38] Speaker 1: non... [00:26:40] Speaker 2: It's hosted on GitHub? [00:26:43] Speaker 1: Yeah. It's on it's on GitHub, but it's private. So people won't be able to see the code or copy it. It's not an open source app. Some people will open source their app so that you can go in there and use it [00:26:54] Speaker 1: or make it your own version. [00:27:01] Speaker 2: But then where is it hosted? So, basically, your GitHub hosts all the files of the app itself. [00:27:08] Speaker 1: Right. [00:27:09] Speaker 2: But GitHub doesn't have a user interface. So what's the inter... Like, where is it hosted so that when you're going into Lunchbox, you can interact and you can see all the things? [00:27:21] Speaker 1: So the files are in GitHub, and it is you can see it here. I'll show kinda what it looks like. [00:27:30] Speaker 2: Sorry. Didn't mean to distract you from what you were going to do. [00:27:33] Speaker 1: That's okay. And it's on... It... I mean, it's making me think that I should probably just do a different session on some of this programming stuff. I think [00:27:45] Speaker 1: that I would love to do more in-depth on this kind of stuff. So... You know [00:27:49] Speaker 2: what I would... Something that would really, really be nice would be sort of a a development from beginning, like, cradle to grave. [00:27:58] Speaker 1: Yes. [00:27:58] Speaker 2: Like, from ideation to saying, okay. Well, I'm building in Cloud Code, then I'm pushing it to GitHub, then I'm pushing it to a hosting, then I'm pushing it to yours... Like, kind of the whole [00:28:10] Speaker 2: cycle to see how that makes sense because it's very different than doing something, like, in a platform like Lovable where everything seems to be, you know, [00:28:20] Speaker 2: in the same thing. [00:28:22] Speaker 1: Yes. Yeah. I can definitely do that. I would love to do that. Actually, I've been wanting to do something like that. I guess I wouldn't I wouldn't open it up to the public necessarily. [00:28:34] Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. I I wanted... [00:28:36] Speaker 2: I paid for that session, FYI. [00:28:38] Speaker 1: Okay. Great. Yes. I would love to do that session just to show you guys. Because I do have a particular framework that I have developed over the last two years, and I can get stuff [00:28:50] Speaker 1: up quickly and show you guys, show you my flow. And and, you know, you can take it or leave it. But this is GitHub. So [00:29:02] Speaker 1: it it it... There is, like, a a website. So these are just the files. You can see there's, like, folders, and within each of those folders, there are the files. And this is LaunchBox. You know, [00:29:14] Speaker 1: this is everything that makes it up. So Wow. With that... But these are just files. So you need you need a a host [00:29:26] Speaker 1: for this web application, and that's where I use Vercel. And Vercel looks like this. [00:29:33] Speaker 1: And the applications that I make, 99% of the time, they're Next. Js. Vercel is the company that came up with the Next. Js framework. [00:29:44] Speaker 1: So you can host apps on a variety of different [00:29:50] Speaker 1: hosters, but I choose Vercel because it's their native framework. So I'll show you. These are all the... I have way [00:30:02] Speaker 1: more. But these can be as simple as a web page that's, you know, my website, ianmcdonald.ai, is hosted on here to as complex of [00:30:14] Speaker 1: things as LaunchBox. And you can go a very long way without paying for the for the subscription for [00:30:26] Speaker 1: it. I pay $20 a month just because whenever I want to publish a new version of the app, [00:30:37] Speaker 1: I... The free version does it very slowly. So I have to sit there and wait for a while versus the paid. I can get it updated really quickly. So that's kind of [00:30:49] Speaker 1: the the... Some of the back end of of LaunchBox. And then whenever I'm working and developing it, this is my workstation here in Cloud Code. And [00:31:00] Speaker 1: right here, [00:31:03] Speaker 1: these are all... [00:31:07] Speaker 1: Let's see. Okay. So you see it says LaunchBox unified one. And then here in GitHub, we have LaunchBox unified one. So [00:31:18] Speaker 1: Okay.... Of LaunchBox on my local device on my computer right here. So all of those files that you saw here, these are all copied [00:31:30] Speaker 1: on my computer as well so that whenever I'm developing, [00:31:36] Speaker 1: it's developing from my computer. It's not on an actual... It's not public to the Internet. It's just hosted on my [00:31:48] Speaker 1: computer. [00:31:48] Speaker 2: Until you push it to GitHub? [00:31:51] Speaker 1: Yes. Yes. Which will make it publicly accessible. And that's why...... [00:31:56] Speaker 2: Developing cloud, you push to git... GitHub, and then you host the actual app on Vercel, basically. [00:32:03] Speaker 1: Yes. And whenever you're developing in a platform like Lovable or a platform like Replit, whenever you're developing, it's not public to the whole [00:32:15] Speaker 1: Internet. It's being ran on their computers. Just like Yeah. Whenever I'm developing here, it's being ran on my computer. So that's how you can sort of see and interact is they have their own servers that [00:32:26] Speaker 1: show you the nonpublic production version so you can iterate on it in there in a protected way. So [00:32:38] Speaker 1: that's that's kind of that. Let me hop into some features in LaunchBox. Yeah. Let's see here. Alright. So [00:32:51] Speaker 1: so right here, you'll see... You probably can't see, but in my URL, it's local host 4,000. That is [00:33:00] Speaker 1: just the port is what it's called, and there's all these terms. But it's essentially being ran on my computer even though it looks like the actual website itself. It's not public. So I'm in [00:33:12] Speaker 1: here working on different features, some of which are hidden like this one. This is a... [00:33:22] Speaker 1: This one is [00:33:25] Speaker 1: is based on an iteration of the video creation tool that's already in there. I'm trying to work on a new feature for it to make it more user friendly, [00:33:36] Speaker 1: but I'm working on it locally so that I can make sure it's developed to the point where it's ready to go to production. [00:33:46] Speaker 1: Let's see. Okay. So let me hop into a new test. [00:33:55] Speaker 1: Let me [00:33:56] Speaker 3: get the right account. [00:33:58] Speaker 1: So you guys are familiar with the launch kit, how it takes you through an onboarding questionnaire to understand who you are, what kind of community you're trying to build in LaunchBox, [00:34:11] Speaker 1: and then it creates for you a thirty day campaign to start bringing people into your community. Well, I have heard some feedback on that as far as [00:34:23] Speaker 1: it's not flexible enough. It it is kinda set to be nonflexible so that it kinda has a singular purpose. But [00:34:35] Speaker 1: what I am working on is this campaigns version. And so this you can use to create campaigns which include social media [00:34:46] Speaker 1: content, it includes emails, it includes landing page, and it gives you options for ads as well. So now we could create a campaign, and [00:34:58] Speaker 1: it has a four step process, which is creating a brief, like a a campaign brief. It will go into a plan. It will write the copy. It will create the [00:35:10] Speaker 1: art, and then it will produce the, [00:35:14] Speaker 1: campaign. And what this looks like is... Let's see here. Find one. It's like this. [00:35:25] Speaker 1: So I've gone through each of these steps here, and I've done it all in the chat and working with the chat just like it's a... It's it's directed to work with me like [00:35:37] Speaker 1: a like a marketing team, essentially. So I'm I'm working with different agents within this marketing team. And what they end up doing is [00:35:49] Speaker 1: creating the... [00:35:52] Speaker 1: We got Facebook here, Facebook, all of this. So, very similar, but it's not. It's based on your interview and kind of how the [00:36:03] Speaker 1: agent creates your campaign. So maybe [00:36:09] Speaker 1: maybe we can...... [00:36:10] Speaker 2: Click generate images, it's gonna generate an image for that post, Syed? [00:36:14] Speaker 1: Correct. Yes. So here...... [00:36:17] Speaker 2: Sent to all publishing. You're connected to something that publishes right to those? [00:36:22] Speaker 1: Yes. Here we have this, and then we have the content calendar in here now as well. And this is in beta, but it's working to publish for [00:36:35] Speaker 1: LinkedIn and Facebook. And then you can also... [00:36:42] Speaker 1: And right now, there's there's... It's not as user friendly as I would like it to be because it's all spread out on, like, three different pages. But right now, [00:36:53] Speaker 1: it is... It's in the works. So here we have [00:36:59] Speaker 1: integrations. And this is going to be an even bigger build into LaunchBox. So here in integrations, you guys are familiar with, like, the connectors and chat GBT [00:37:11] Speaker 1: and the connectors and cloud. So now I have the integrations piece to where the agents in LaunchBox are gonna be able to connect to all of your outside apps. [00:37:23] Speaker 1: And because LaunchBox is unique in the way that agents are posting into your feed, I think that it's going to create some unique [00:37:35] Speaker 1: possibilities for what agents would be doing in a community based kind of form... Format like this. [00:37:45] Speaker 1: So so, yeah, here we can connect to to Instagram. [00:37:51] Speaker 1: Oh, I'm already connected to it [00:37:54] Speaker 1: Or Google Sheets, but I'm really kinda just looking for the social media platforms. So I have Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Maybe I would do Blue Sky. I don't I don't have a Blue Sky [00:38:06] Speaker 1: account, but let's see if it's in here. It's not in here. Threads. I don't think threads is in here. So it's still... Yeah. There's a thousand plus apps, but not all of them are in [00:38:17] Speaker 1: here. But the main for me is Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, those are included. So I'll hop back over to this one. Let's see. So here, this is [00:38:29] Speaker 1: the one. Okay. Actually, that's pretty good. I look a little orange, but it's... You're branded. Yeah. It's branded. So the campaigns, [00:38:41] Speaker 1: you you can tweak the information and the the reference images. But here, I'm gonna send this post to publishing, which [00:38:53] Speaker 1: puts it into my content calendar. [00:38:57] Speaker 1: And here it is right here. I could set it up to be scheduled at a particular time, or I could just go ahead and hit approve or publish now. And [00:39:09] Speaker 1: then [00:39:12] Speaker 1: let's see if it published. I think it publishes to AI. [00:39:21] Speaker 1: What is it? The group. The group. [00:39:30] Speaker 1: What is it? [00:39:33] Speaker 1: Oh, here it is. [00:39:40] Speaker 1: Maybe it published to... It publishes to my business page. Okay. Yeah. There it is. Boom. So now it's here. [00:39:49] Speaker 1: Now we have social media posting integrated into LaunchBox, which I'm excited for. [00:39:56] Speaker 2: That saves a lot of time? [00:39:57] Speaker 1: Yes. And, so with the campaign... And, again, I'm still working working out the bugs and all that fun stuff. But as you can see here, it's got [00:40:09] Speaker 1: the socials all laid out for this particular campaign. So, [00:40:16] Speaker 1: the other piece of it is we'll be able to... Not right now, but you'll connect your Gmail so that when somebody signs up for your [00:40:28] Speaker 1: page or whatever, the... They'll receive an email from you, and you can tweak that in here. It also creates the page. So here, let's see what it [00:40:40] Speaker 1: made. [00:40:42] Speaker 1: Nothing. Yeah. I would still like to update this as far as what it's making, but it does the job. It gets people and it informs them enough. [00:40:55] Speaker 1: I want more customization in here, which will come in the future. But for now, it's it's got the whole campaign and and funnel. Essentially, it's building out for for whatever that might [00:41:06] Speaker 1: be. [00:41:09] Speaker 1: So any any questions or thoughts on this? [00:41:12] Speaker 2: That's impressive. It's grown a lot since I first saw this. Yes. You're excited. Do you have a blog element in in all of this? [00:41:24] Speaker 1: Yes. So I have the newsletter. Oh, interesting. And this has been working. So here we have one for today. I didn't do this at all. I'm... That's why [00:41:36] Speaker 1: I'm kinda like, oh, this is this is working. It's [00:41:41] Speaker 1: it's made it on its own. [00:41:43] Speaker 0: My speech is rocking like crazy. I just need to get somebody in there and talk to those agents, but they're putting up some pretty cool stuff. [00:41:50] Speaker 1: Yeah. So here, it's making this every day. It's, this is using multiple agents. First of which is going out and researching. However, [00:42:02] Speaker 1: I set it up in in the admin side, you can set it up to be more like a blog style or be more, like, informative news style. [00:42:14] Speaker 1: You do all that here in the settings. So it's like evergreen news driven or a blend of both, And you tweak the little settings here. And... [00:42:25] Speaker 2: And all this is done by your... Inside there? [00:42:30] Speaker 1: Within Launchbox. [00:42:31] Speaker 2: There's nothing additional to this. It's all... You can automate automate that within that platform. [00:42:38] Speaker 1: Yes. Yes. You don't need to, like, plug in any API keys or anything like that. [00:42:43] Speaker 2: Now can you have a guardrail in between that it it does it and in a draft mode and then you publish? [00:42:52] Speaker 1: Yes. Actually, there is right here. So publish immediately would need to be toggled on or off. If it's toggled off, then it waits for your approval [00:43:04] Speaker 1: to actually publish. [00:43:08] Speaker 2: Very cool. [00:43:09] Speaker 1: Yes. So... [00:43:11] Speaker 3: And is is that is that... That's publishing to your social sites, whatever you set it up for. Can it publish inside of your community? So, like, when you have [00:43:23] Speaker 3: community members, they come in and there's constantly new stuff to look at. Does that make sense? Does that question make sense? [00:43:30] Speaker 1: It does. And, actually, you have it the other way is, right now it's only publishing to LaunchBox. It's not... I don't have it sending out to LinkedIn or Instagram or anything like that [00:43:42] Speaker 1: yet. [00:43:44] Speaker 1: Only because I just added the social media thing and and honestly because you just made me realize that I can do that now is I can have these newsletters published onto those platforms. [00:43:57] Speaker 1: So what it looks like whenever you do set up the newsletter in the back office, now this is what your users see here on the community page whenever they click newsletter. They're gonna [00:44:08] Speaker 1: see all the options for newsletters that I and my community have. [00:44:15] Speaker 1: And this is public, so I can share this. I could share this on Facebook, and people are gonna see, oh, Ian has these newsletters. And there's also these call to action buttons [00:44:26] Speaker 2: Nice. [00:44:27] Speaker 1: To have them come join the community. So they're working in a way to funnel back into LaunchBox. [00:44:35] Speaker 1: Wow. That's awesome. Yeah. [00:44:38] Speaker 2: Is your join my community, is that plugged into a Stripe pay, [00:44:45] Speaker 1: like, payment gateway? It's how... Things have changed a little bit with how [00:44:53] Speaker 1: how it works. Essentially, let me log out and you'll see what they see as a non member of, LaunchBox. So if I [00:45:05] Speaker 1: shared the link to my community where it said join my community, this is exactly what they would see is in dashboard. So [00:45:17] Speaker 1: they're gonna see essentially a public view of my community. So [00:45:25] Speaker 1: it's not gonna take them to a paywall initially. They're gonna be able to come in here and see what my community offers. [00:45:33] Speaker 2: Booking about? Okay. [00:45:34] Speaker 1: And then they would be able to either create a free account or create a a paid subscription account. And so they would do that all here, all before [00:45:49] Speaker 1: before hitting a blocker blocker and and seeing, seeing, like, like, a a a paywall that's like, well, you want me to pay, but I don't really know what I'm paying for. At least this way, they could see your community. They could see... [00:45:59] Speaker 2: Yeah. Can you click on those things as you go? So so as me as a nonpayer, I go there. I see your feed. I see your apps. I see your courses. [00:46:11] Speaker 1: Correct. [00:46:13] Speaker 2: But I can't get in there. [00:46:16] Speaker 1: I... You can set it. So courses are either...... [00:46:19] Speaker 2: You can, some you can't. Right? [00:46:21] Speaker 1: Right. Yeah. So that would, again, be kinda like a a draw to... Here's some of my free courses. You can come see them. And then, [00:46:31] Speaker 1: yeah, would need to have some premium ones so that if they try to click to view it, they would be hit with the same sort of... You need to create an account too [00:46:40] Speaker 0: --... [00:46:40] Speaker 2: That. Okay. [00:46:41] Speaker 1: To be in here. [00:46:43] Speaker 2: That's pretty cool. [00:46:44] Speaker 1: Yeah. Same with resources. Resources are kinda like PDFs or [00:46:53] Speaker 1: little... They can be blogs or whatever. You can also add custom buttons in here now too so they can go wherever, you want them to. [00:47:06] Speaker 1: So... And then I was on a call last night with Jashina who has an account here on LaunchBox, and she hosted a video event on the platform, [00:47:18] Speaker 1: which is cool. So there's the video conferencing aspects and being able to create events within the platform. So... [00:47:27] Speaker 2: Very nice. [00:47:28] Speaker 1: Can you [00:47:29] Speaker 3: share some more information about that? [00:47:32] Speaker 1: Sure. [00:47:36] Speaker 1: Oh, wait. I gotta sign in. So you can sign in here too. So this is where your members would go to sign in is [00:47:44] Speaker 1: test.com. [00:47:50] Speaker 1: K. [00:47:52] Speaker 1: So for events, let's see. Admin, you go to event manager here, and we would create an event. You fill in all the info. You can give [00:48:04] Speaker 1: it a description, when, the time. And then the live room, this is the video conferencing, so we would keep that toggled on. And you can have [00:48:16] Speaker 1: it to where it would be a public call, so anybody could join only members whether they're free or paid or just pro members. So you can, [00:48:27] Speaker 1: you know, have pro calls. That's another value ladder for why people would upgrade into your pro membership as you have that gated. [00:48:36] Speaker 2: When you say public, anyone with the link, do they still have to sign in to Lunchbox or create an account in Lunchbox to view? [00:48:46] Speaker 1: No. No. [00:48:47] Speaker 2: They just enter in. That's nice. [00:48:50] Speaker 1: The all members, they would need a free account, which would force them to sign up first. [00:48:57] Speaker 3: And...... Like a... Is like a Zoom room of some sort? [00:49:01] Speaker 1: Or is [00:49:01] Speaker 3: it like this? [00:49:02] Speaker 1: Yes. Yeah. Yeah. It's... It is like this. And every week, keep saying I'm gonna do the call in here, and I always forget. So I'm going to have the next call in in LaunchBox [00:49:13] Speaker 1: so you guys can... [00:49:14] Speaker 2: That's what you can see. [00:49:16] Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Totally. [00:49:19] Speaker 1: And then the other piece too is you'll see here there's a difference between people. We have users and contacts. So whenever I [00:49:30] Speaker 1: am in the campaigns, [00:49:36] Speaker 1: if I... You can set it up to where you're either capturing them. Let's see. Let me do a new one. So you can do grow my platform. So [00:49:48] Speaker 1: the walk through you're gonna do here is all specifically tied to driving people into your LaunchBox community. Or you can do OpenCampaign, and that will... You can use it as a [00:50:00] Speaker 1: funnel for anything. It'll it'll create the content for. [00:50:04] Speaker 1: But with growing my platform [00:50:07] Speaker 1: or also with OpenCampaign, you can tell the AI that you just wanna capture leads. And what that will do is your page [00:50:19] Speaker 1: that's created will have a capture form. So email name, and then you can set up different data that you wanna capture, and that will all go into [00:50:31] Speaker 1: contacts. So the... This essentially is like your CRM for people who haven't converted yet. And then once they do convert they'll be in as users. [00:50:44] Speaker 2: But do you have an email marketing tool in here? [00:50:51] Speaker 1: Not not as robust as I want it to be at this point. That's where... Whenever you go in and create campaigns, it gives you...... [00:51:02] Speaker 2: To Aweber or something like that? [00:51:04] Speaker 1: Right. I don't have that piece integrated yet, but it does give you the copy for the emails, which is not how I want it to be. But you can send the [00:51:16] Speaker 1: emails that it gives you there. But the next step for this is to tighten it up and then add in that email integration. So whenever somebody does sign up for your sales page, [00:51:28] Speaker 1: they'll get an automatic email, and you'll be able to edit that here in the campaign [00:51:34] Speaker 1: so you can see, you know, what it is that they're gonna receive whenever they sign up. [00:51:40] Speaker 2: And those contacts a while ago, the ones that come in and they're captured, but they're not... They're still prospects. Can you can you throw them to, [00:51:52] Speaker 2: your Aweber or Mailchimp or whatever to get them nurtured, or are you thinking of nurturing them within here? [00:52:01] Speaker 1: I haven't thought too far into the whole email campaigns being ran from LaunchBox right now. It is more so just the the content. [00:52:12] Speaker 1: But what you can do is once you have a list of contacts here, you can export it as a CSV. Yeah. You can [00:52:20] Speaker 2: bring it...... Into your mail. Yeah. [00:52:21] Speaker 1: Right. And the same thing. If you have a list on Mailchimp, you can import that list and into here so that it's all in one centralized place. So [00:52:33] Speaker 1: long term, you will be able to do email campaigns in here, but near term, that's not happening. [00:52:40] Speaker 2: K. [00:52:41] Speaker 4: Yeah. [00:52:42] Speaker 3: Is there a ceiling on the number of people you can have in the room for a live? [00:52:48] Speaker 1: I don't think I have a cap on it, but I probably should put one. And I would say probably, like, 50 people... 50 to a 100 people. [00:52:58] Speaker 1: But I don't have a cap on it right now. [00:53:03] Speaker 1: And that's all just to [00:53:07] Speaker 1: to limit the draw on on the application. I don't want... Yeah. For sure. Yeah. Yeah. [00:53:16] Speaker 2: Okay. One last question on this. Sure. Is... If... Could you use something like Zapier to integrate an automation that pulls the contact from there and brings it into [00:53:28] Speaker 2: your AWeber? [00:53:33] Speaker 1: Not currently. No. But [00:53:39] Speaker 1: I would need to look into how to do that. [00:53:43] Speaker 1: Essentially, like, how the... [00:53:44] Speaker 2: I think it might be beneficial because, I mean, your export is awesome. But think of it this way. Let's say I have a 100 people in my AWeber. I've [00:53:56] Speaker 2: got a 100 people here. I'm bringing that one, exporting it. That means I have to delete it from here. Because if I leave it here and there's five other people that come in, how do I know [00:54:08] Speaker 2: which ones I need to put into... Like, it gets confusing. So if I could have an integration that as soon as it drops into this contact field, it's pulled or [00:54:20] Speaker 2: automated into my email marketing automatically. Like, in my Wix, I have a little form. Right? They fill out the form, but the form is an AWeber form. So it [00:54:31] Speaker 2: falls in the bucket right away. [00:54:33] Speaker 1: Mhmm. [00:54:34] Speaker 2: So I don't keep anything in there. So that would be something interesting. [00:54:38] Speaker 1: Yes. That would be. And I do know how I could do it. But in terms of how quickly it'd be in there, I I don't have a time. It [00:54:50] Speaker 1: would... I would need to, [00:54:54] Speaker 1: yeah, put that on the on the list and see where it would fit as far as implementing it. Right now, the next steps are... Yeah. The next steps are to solidify the... What's [00:55:06] Speaker 1: currently in the campaigns [00:55:10] Speaker 1: and, also the the content calendar. [00:55:17] Speaker 1: But... [00:55:17] Speaker 2: And what's that summit thing that I saw a while ago? [00:55:21] Speaker 1: Oh, that was for the summit that I did. This was a a lead magnet I had so that people would come join my community. And I was like, hey. Come join my community, and you'll get this resource. [00:55:33] Speaker 1: So this is this is just a link that I I I created an app. And now you can... Yeah. You can add those links in... On your community page. [00:55:45] Speaker 2: Very cool. [00:55:45] Speaker 1: And then this is the other thing that I'm working on. Right now, we have... [00:55:51] Speaker 1: And this is [00:55:55] Speaker 1: this is... I don't know. It... It'll be built when it's built. But right now, we have the apps that are all separated. Essentially, what I'm seeing [00:56:07] Speaker 1: is a lot of people are just wanting to run apps from a chat, just like we're using Cloud Code or just like we're using Lovable. All of that work is done in a [00:56:19] Speaker 1: chat. And so instead of, [00:56:23] Speaker 1: going in and selecting the image generator app or the video generator app, I want the platform to think agentically. So whenever you're saying, hey. I [00:56:35] Speaker 1: want to create a video, this panel over here turns into the app that you're directing the agent to go and create, [00:56:47] Speaker 1: you know, whatever it is, or you're just chatting with it. So right now, this... It's it's it's working on something. It's kinda tied up. But what [00:56:59] Speaker 1: this is is a new video model or or format that I'm working on for creating video content. So you tell it sorta like with that campaign, you'll [00:57:10] Speaker 1: go through a chat, and then it will create scene by scene your clips and then give you the audio overlay and the, [00:57:23] Speaker 1: the text on top of that. So this will be a whole video creation studio that, is [00:57:33] Speaker 1: more automated... Really more automated. So that's kinda this guy. Yeah. [00:57:42] Speaker 3: And do you have sound yet? [00:57:45] Speaker 1: Sound? Yes. [00:57:48] Speaker 3: Is there sound in here yet? Was there no sound? [00:57:53] Speaker 1: On the videos? [00:57:58] Speaker 1: No. You cannot... It depends on what model you're using. So if you were in the current version... Let me hop over there. In the current version here, [00:58:09] Speaker 1: the content studio where you make videos, [00:58:14] Speaker 1: There's audio. You can use... You can either [00:58:20] Speaker 1: upload here. There's the the local. So you can upload videos that have audio. You can also upload, just straight audio there. [00:58:31] Speaker 2: And [00:58:32] Speaker 1: then with the video, you'll just... I guess it's not very clear which of these does do audio, but models like Vio, it [00:58:44] Speaker 1: does do audio with it. [00:58:46] Speaker 3: So inside of LaunchBox. So in other words, like, if I make it a video outside and bring it in, it's for audio. That's what I meant. [00:58:56] Speaker 1: If you make it outside and you import it? [00:58:59] Speaker 3: Yeah. Like, I've got a bunch of videos. Just me, you know, like, talking about something that if I wanted [00:59:06] Speaker 2: to put [00:59:07] Speaker 3: them in here, would they be able to hear them? Because I think if if I remember correctly, we had to direct them to YouTube or something. Right? [00:59:17] Speaker 1: Oh. Oh, yes. No. You can you can do that now. So here on the feed here on the feed, you can upload both images and videos instead of, a [00:59:28] Speaker 1: YouTube link. You can also post a YouTube link in here too. But I think I posted a video. There's... Agents are posting videos in here now. But I I uploaded a video yesterday [00:59:42] Speaker 1: somewhere right here. [00:59:43] Speaker 0: Can I do a course with video in it? A class with video and sound and upload it into the courses? [00:59:53] Speaker 1: You can. Yes. So over here...... Overs kind of thing. No voice overs right now. [01:00:01] Speaker 0: No. I mean, if I did it outside LaunchBox, I could then bring that final product into the courses. [01:00:11] Speaker 1: And... Yes. As a video. [01:00:14] Speaker 0: Yes. That test found. [01:00:16] Speaker 1: Yes. Yes. So either you're gonna make a slide or upload a slide here or you're gonna do a video lesson. And so you can either drop in a YouTube URL or you can [01:00:27] Speaker 1: upload a video from your device now. [01:00:31] Speaker 3: Is there a limit? [01:00:32] Speaker 0: I'm not quite ready to set up YouTube yet if I don't have to. [01:00:38] Speaker 1: I think the limit is... I wanna say it's an hour and a half for the length. [01:00:44] Speaker 3: Oh, Okay. [01:00:46] Speaker 1: I think so. Yeah. For the for the courses. [01:00:52] Speaker 1: Great. So... Yeah. That's... And then again, Melissa, I... You haven't seen this, I don't think. But [01:01:00] Speaker 1: whenever you're using the platform now and you click help, this very top button here is the support agent. And it's actually up to [01:01:12] Speaker 1: date with what's going on in the app. So you can ask it how do I upload a video to a course. [01:01:25] Speaker 1: And it shouldn't only tell us. It should give us a button, which it did, which is like, take me there. So you don't necessarily need to know where where what [01:01:36] Speaker 1: is. You just work with the support agent, and it will tell you, and it will bring you to the right place. [01:01:43] Speaker 3: I need to get in. Yeah. I've been weeks out, so I just need to get in and play around for a little while. [01:01:51] Speaker 1: Cool. Okay. Well, we are at time, guys. Thank you all so much for being here.... [01:01:58] Speaker 4: Session. I love it. It was... Yeah. [01:02:00] Speaker 0: Thank you, God. Good to see you, Linda. Bye, Melissa. Hi. [01:02:05] Speaker 2: Good to see y'all. Yeah. Nice to nice to meet you, everybody. [01:02:08] Speaker 0: Yeah. See you.... Saturday. [01:02:11] Speaker 3: I'm sorry. I mispronounced your name. Is it Clode? [01:02:14] Speaker 2: Oh, it's Clode. Go. [01:02:17] Speaker 4: Perfect. Clode. Okay. [01:02:19] Speaker 1: Like Clued in. [01:02:21] Speaker 2: That was cute. Alright. [01:02:23] Speaker 0: Have a [01:02:24] Speaker 2: great day. Bye, Ruth.... Rest of the week, guys. [01:02:29] Speaker 1: Thank you. [01:02:30] Speaker 2: Thanks, Ian. [01:02:31] Speaker 1: Thank you. Bye.