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The original viral concept was a joke

After 2 weeks I think I finally, finally!, have a working prototype for my script analyzer Now onto the rest of the site 🫩

Chat, we did it Vocablii took #3 out of 182 entries

Any time you question if your idea is worth it... Just remember there are founders who have raised millions for gpt wrapper chatbots.

Don't forget to touch grass this weekend. A couple days off won't stop you from making millions.

Chat I just got my first investor inquiry. Could be a scam but the fact that I got some reaching out to invest in my next startup is wild. @tinyseedfund what should I look for in a termsheet?

Dunning-Kruger is a good thing, actually. I have no idea what I'm doing. I don't know the first thing about software. I don't know what's impossible. And I think that's a good thing. We've all heard of developers wasting 2 years just on their MVP before launching. Trying to do things perfectly from the start just slows you down You can figure it out as you go, and you'll learn just as much along the way. Anyways, this month I'm working on ScriptCraft.io because of a problem I have. YouTube is (no surprise to anyone) one of the most trafficked platforms in the internet. I believe it's actually the #2 search platform. Millions of hours of content are uploaded every hour. Creators who knows what they're doing are making a mint. And smart business owners are using it for leadgen. The problem is, writing an actually good YouTube scripts is fucking hard. People like johnny Harris has full teams behind them. Back when I started learning how to write scripts, I had no idea what I was doing. I had ideas…but turning them into something that hooks you in, keeps you engaged, and pays off at the end? That’s a different skill. So what I did to learn was, I literally downloaded the transcripts of creators I liked, and read, and reread, and broke their videos down by structure, and section, and arc I would reread scripts from my favorite creators over and over, Until I could write my ideas down in a way that structurally, felt almost half as good as my references. Now, this is not revolutionary in itself. This is how writers learn. It's called copy work. Great authors have done it. Great directors as well. It's nothing new. But it works. So now I'm building ScriptCraft to make it easier. So creators can get to building their audience, and income, faster. Here’s what it does. A YouTube first script writing editor designed with the same format we use to create production scripts. You can write, visualize, source, and collaborate all in one place. Upload viral videos to instantly break down their pacing, tone, and structure. Compare to your script and see where you’re too slow, missing a twist, or might risk losing attention. Hook & pacing maps that visualize where audiences might drop off vs. where they stay hooked. Collaboration tools to train editors/writers/VAs to match your exact voice. The creator economy is ~$128B today, projected to hit ~$528B by 2030. Even niche tools like vidIQ pulled ~$9M revenue last year. I don't remember where I heard it, but it's a lot easier to generate revenue with a tool that helps people make money. And a LOT of people are making money on youtube. In short: ScriptCraft is the YouTube-first script editor. Write. Visualize. Compare. Collaborate. All in one place. I made a landing page already and put it on reddit. I have 50 people on the waitlist in just 24 hours. Now I have to...make it October is going to be interesting. Stay tuned.

Ahhh this pizza dough

I'm so proud of how scriptcraft.io is coming along as THE platform to make viral YouTube videos. But my god is it was more of a pain than I expected

Wow turns out getting an ai to accurately breakdown story structure and writing techniques is harder than I thought

Ah, hitman arbitrage. Tim Ferris would be proud.

I have no idea where my traffic is coming from but it's good to see it's so diverse 😅

I believe content marketing is THE way to go. But if I wanted to hire some tiktokkers to promote my app, what's the best way to find them?

Happy October. Month 2 of me building 1 saas a month. This month I'm working on scriptcraft.io a site that helps youtube creators write better videos I would L O V E your input on the homepage design, copy, layout. And well, while we're at this, thoughts on growing it?

I was skeptical but datafast is actually better than google analytics. My man no wonder this is such a fast growing saas

Reddit continues to get worse Are you telling me it's not financially possible to build a competitor that doesn't suck?

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