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Build Your Own App With AI or Use What Is Out There?

ICOR with Tom | AI Productivity Podcast 24 days ago

Description

Let AI find the friction in any productivity system, even your own app.
👉 Learn to build your own in the new myICOR course, Build Your Own App With AI: https://www.myicor.com/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=of6qV92unv4&utm_content=description

WATCH THIS NEXT
How I let AI click through other apps and build a design library from them:
https://youtu.be/FXX4DxHXmXE

ABOUT THIS VIDEO
I posted in the community how I remove friction from my productivity system, in my self-built app. What I share here works for any productivity system: let AI analyze what you use today and find the friction points in your workflows. It works if you use a combination of tools, your own tools or just one tool.

The first thing is to know your workflows. Do you know where to look up information? Where do you get stuck? Write down the tools you already use with the ICOR framework, share that with AI and ask it to look at how you set things up. My own all-in-one app mixed too many types of content and fields, and the AI audit showed it.

Building your own app is not recommended if you are just getting started. Look at what bothers you first. Maybe you only need to build one small thing that removes one friction point, like quick capture.

Then I show the report: how the AI measured my workflows, a simulated day in the life of a made-up user with mock data (and where it failed), the before and after of my planner, and the plan it wrote. The app took about five days, on the normal Claude subscription. And why I would not replicate Todoist just to avoid a subscription.

CHAPTERS
0:00 Let AI find the friction in any productivity system
0:51 My post: asking AI to find friction in my app
1:52 Why building your own app is not recommended
2:34 Write down your tools with the ICOR framework
3:31 AYNIC 2.0 vs 2.1: the first audit results
4:39 Next iteration: audit with the ICOR methodology
6:22 Why members build their own apps
7:50 How the AI friction report works
9:34 AI simulates a day for a made-up user
12:29 Five days on a normal Claude subscription
13:10 Start with a small utility app
14:28 Tutorial videos from your own interface
16:18 Before and after: from noise to calm
19:39 Why I would not replicate Todoist
20:38 The Build Your Own App course

WHAT I AM USING
Claude and Claude Code on the normal Claude subscription to audit and build my app, ElevenLabs for the voiceover of the tutorial videos, and my own app AYNIC.
Learn to build your own in the myICOR course, Build Your Own App With AI: https://www.myicor.com/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=of6qV92unv4&utm_content=description

Before you build, see how I design my own apps without copying other tools:
https://youtu.be/exEZ7FLUfkA

ABOUT
Tom helps professionals build AI productivity systems that work, using the ICOR Methodology, courses, coaching, and the myICOR community.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomsolid/
X: https://x.com/TomSolidPM
Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@productivitylikeapro

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