One rule: ship a product every week until something works. He didn't build the AI. He wrapped it. The constraint was the entire strategy.

Tibo Louis-Lucas went bankrupt in 2020. Two years later he had an eight-figure exit. He built TweetHunter and Taplio by wrapping existing AI — not building new infrastructure. Ship fast. Test fast. Let the market tell you what works. This episode is about what "velocity over perfection" actually looks like as a product development philosophy — and why the wrapper is always more valuable than the engine.

— THE BUILD —

Pick one product idea you have been thinking about — planning, researching, refining — for more than a month. Now ask: what is the single feature that would prove the core value proposition? Not the full product. The one thing that proves the idea works. How fast could you build a ...