I Used AI To Build This $900K/mo App In A Day

I used Claude AI to build the core functionality of an app that is doing well over $900k a month.

And the best thing is that you can do it, even with zero coding knowledge. Follow along, and I'll show you how to use AI to code mobile and web apps fast.

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55 thoughts on “I Used AI To Build This $900K/mo App In A Day

  1. Bro, that is insane. I have no more excuses not to build anything I want. Thank you, Astro.

    1. @@AstroKJ Create a more complex app idea; I am sending your channel to my friends.

  2. Ur the first YouTuber who gave good knowledge about how to build app with AI . Good bro you gained one subscribe. Do post still more โค

  3. Questions for people who don’t know any coding: 1. How did you know to use next js 14 and what is that? 2. How did you know to use an app directory? 3. How did you know to NOT use an SRC folder? 4. How did you know to use the Gemini API and are there other things the Gemini API is good for? 5. How did you know to use the tailwind varietal of css?

    1. As I mentioned in the video, I know coding and by adding these specific prompts, I made things simple. Even without these specifics, one can get going. But you may want to have a bit more back and forth communication with AI.

    2. @@AstroKJ On second thought, AI could probably answer these questions and explain it to a 5 or 50 year old. ๐Ÿ˜ Pretty amazing stuff and still getting used to all this. Mind blowing. ๐Ÿคฏ

    3. @@MCP1138THX ๐Ÿ˜† It kinda feels like that first time I showed my mom how to use a computer. She didn’t want to touch it because she didn’t want to break it.

    4. Things we can do using AI is pretty fantastic. But, too much competition out there after the inception of AI into the public domain few years ago. I mean there are at least a Million apps to solve the same problem and they’re all created almost instantly after the first original one is out. So, one has to be a God of entrepreneurs to lead the domain.

  4. When saw this its totally insane, now i know why there are 190k laid off tech workers last year and 100k to date. Need to find new nitch but totally amazing.

  5. Great demo of using Claude to help build apps. But I agree with others that the title is a little misleading. To those thinking that you can replicate a $900K or even $900 a month business: Itโ€™s important to understand that a simple landing page that makes an API call to Claude is not a guaranteed to be a successful business. Otherwise weโ€™d all be rich. In reality, thereโ€™s so much more that youโ€™d need to even get a minimally working product. Database, authentication, email services, domain setup, hosting, payments integration, marketing, to name a fewโ€ฆ but again, good demo of how useful AI can be for helping you along the way!

    1. I just replicated the core functionality and yes, there’s way more to be done. I made this as a beginner’s guide.

    2. @@AstroKJ You have played your part in helping others and showing the way, it’s up to them (us) to take the next step. Great tutorial for eye-opener.

    3. You’re just hating. He purposely only showed the core functionalites, not a full-blown enterprise level app

    4. that was clickbait bro .. Bro needs to satisfy youtube algorihm as well. i can understand as i have started a youtube channel.

    5. @@antoniofuller2331 I know this 4 months late. But he didn’t actually build an app that makes $900k a month nor does he run an app that makes 900k a month (in this video and afterwards). This is the problem people have. If the title said, “I built a simple SaaS MVP in a day”, that’d be more honest. Juicing the algorithm doesn’t mean you have to outright lie to the audience.

  6. You can build any app, but if there is no demand for it, you earn exactly 0.
    Coding is simple. Finding good idea is hardest.

    1. I dont think its about idea, its about seeing where the volume is and build on that.

    2. It might be simple to you but not to others. The lesson for me, is that you can build faster with ai. Hoping to do more with this

  7. This is a perfect example of a real world problem project. A little variation can also be made

    1. I followed this to create app to make monthly income, instructions unclear, I am currently jailed for trafficking and unwarranted toe porn.

    1. its a bit tricky but its also hard to survive in yt ecosystem. The guy showed how you can create an entire useful website, what else do you want from him?

    2. @@Atenea-u4xhe literally said heโ€™s earning almost a million dollars a month ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚ thatโ€™s a straight up sham. Can just say he is making useful apps with AI ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

    3. @@Atenea-u4x lying isn’t the way to create compelling titles and content, maybe in india

  8. My experience with Claude is that you can ask it for a list of features to be added and once the feature list gets to about 9 or 10 the code breaks. When you tell it the code broke, it refactors without the features. Rinse and repeat. It definitely gets you out of the gate but you gonna have to know how to code. That being said, if you have used LLMโ€™s, neural net music sites like Udio and graphics models like Flux you will see similarities in how to effectively use prompts. The more detail added the more it becomes an ADD child. Negative prompts can help but only so far. But we are really at version 1.0. Give it 5+ years and you wonโ€™t need to know how to code much. Or be a Lawyer. Or Doctor.

    1. As an addendum, if you code in small modules or objects, break up the code and then let Claude concentrate on the details of just each module separately your gonna have more luck. As an example React certainly would work well here being modular by nature.

    2. @@rogercomix5648
      but when you create s small modules, how can you group them in one project using Claude?

    3. This has been my experience as well. I feel like it begins to lose context on the code it has generated in the past the further you go. It may be the context window or whatever you call it. What has helped me most is something Claude suggested on a past project and that was including a debug mode in the code and generating tests at each step. This sort of changed everything for me in that even when Claude begins to lose context, the debug output either provides enough context itself to proceed, or helps me be able to fix the issues myself. I’ve also found that just dumping the code to a file and starting a new chat with just the code you’re currently working on attached helps navigate around some issues. But as you said, right now you need to know how to code at least a bit.

  9. You got a new subscriber. They way you explain, tone of voice and knowledge. Thanks โœŒ๏ธ

  10. This just blown my mind , how powerful is this. As a web developer, I don’t know I should be happy or sad ( it is doing my work better than me ).

  11. hands down best video of the yr. So underrated the video production in awesome ๐Ÿ”ฅ

  12. For non-programmers, you cannot duplicate the steps in this tutorial in Claude. It should have been tested before posting.

  13. If you used any AI tool to make an app that is doing even $90 a month, share the bank statement to provide evidence

  14. The main major when I was at college was English Language Education Study Program but now I switch it with programing. Programming makes me deep thinking not just memorize all things but it automatically stored in my brain. If we do coding every day, everything gets easier and better.. Thanks for the video brother. Quick question, how and where to deploy this kinda project?

  15. i hate when people say you can easily start building anything with 0 knowledge, but then say you can use AI as long as you know how to prompt it. It makes no sense. YOU NEED KNOWLEDGE IN PROMPTING AND APP BUILDING EXPERIENCE TO MAKE SOMETHING WORTH EVEN PLAYING WITH.

  16. Love this, Astro! You gave me so much inspiration and confidence. I’ve been crawling for months where and how to start. I got couple of idea within 21 minutes watching you. I’m so scared to fail, but will never know if I never start

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