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This is
Andie Brocklehurst,
I’ve been in
the business of finding and creating tools that let non-coders and non-techies
create commercially viable software products for the best part of 20 years…
From the
creation of things like iCurator and Software Product Magic, and later SaaSet (still going strong today),
I’ve always known that eventually something even more powerful would show up…
And a
few years ago, we saw the start of it…
Artificial
Intelligence...
And especially in
the past six months we’ve seen many AI code writers hit the market...
But all
of them still have one failing for most normal people…
You
still need to understand some of the basics of programming, project structure, and many
other things to get any half decent results...
In other
words, these are power tools for experienced people…
Over the
past 6 or 7 months I’ve personally invested thousands of dollars and hours of
my time into trying to find a solution that would let almost anyone, regardless
of experience (or lack of it), to be able to build commercially viable software
without knowing anything about programming.
Several
things are getting close…
But none
of them really made it easy.
I tried Windsurf
by Codium, Stackblitz, bolt and countless others. While
I, personally, could build finished products it was only because I already knew some coding and could patch small code
issues myself – that’s something the average non-coder could never do.
I tried built
stuff using custom Claude and GPT4-o bots…
That just got plain messy...
The only
one that came close to being able to deploy working projects was an indie
project called Val.town
Over the past few months I've used it to build and deploy several commercial projects including Vid2Post (vidtopost.com), Cheat Sheet Generator 2.0, PitchPal, plus a bunch of tools we've built for members of Society11.com
It was when the tools started in dropping in Society11 that some of our members asked what I was making these things with. But when I told them what I was using, comments like this made it clear that a little help was needed...
Over the past few weeks I've written out my golden rules for no-code development and had a couple of "guinea pigs" (neither could program a universal remote control, never mind software) who spent time on Zoom with me so I could prove it really was possible.
Then I recorded hours of video while I built various tools and revealed everything...
Even edited down these videos run for 2.5 hours but that's because nothing important is left out and I wanted to give you plenty of real world examples.
You will need at least a free val.town account and if you are going to release commercial tools be sure to get their pro plan ($10/mo or $100 for a year) which gives you custom domains, and higher usage. Remember they deploy and host your apps for you effortlessly!
This isn't a cheap product for good reason...
There's almost limitless ways to put this simple idea to work for you...
Give visitors a reason to stay on your site by adding interactive tools that would usually cost hundreds or thousands to get developed.
But you can make them in minutes with no experience!
Offer to create apps, sites, widgets and Plugins for others.
They won't know your secret so you can charge hundreds or thousands of dollars for minutes of work!
You could create SaaS tools and sell with white label rights.
Or use this to add powerful calculators and tools to your PLR packs! No more just selling boring old articles and ebooks!
Because you own the copyright on everything produced with this system you can offer what you make as a service to clients, or add a new offer to your gig site listings.
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