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In the last episode, we created a working website in one evening. But let's be honest, it looked boring, like an Excel table, and only I used it. Today, we will turn this prototype into the Ferrari of the fitness world. We will give the neural network eyes, so it can see your dinner and scold you for an extra donut. We will teach it to count every drop of water you drink. And most importantly, we will launch a content machine that will attract subscribers to our social networks without my involvement at all. In 20 minutes, before your eyes, Raplit Agent will rewrite the website design beyond recognition. You will see how Ginai recognizes products in my refrigerator and prepares dinner from them. And in the finale, we will create a viral video for social networks without shooting a single frame on camera. I am Vitaliy Volchenko, and we continue to build a business with the help of neural networks. Let's go. We start with the basics. I open our project Rewire. Look, this is an MVP, it works. But would you buy a subscription to such a website? Unlikely. In the year twenty-six, people love with their eyes. If a website looks cheap, there is no trust in it. Business rule number one: packaging sells. I don't need a designer for $500. I have Nano Banana Pro and Rlid Agent. Let's go to Nno Banна. This is a neural network for generating images. I need to create an atmosphere. Our style is cyberpunk, biohacking, NeONon. I write a prompt. Background image for a fitness app. Dark theme. Abstract neon lines of green and black. High-tech style, high quality, minimalism. Oh, here's this third option. Deep black color, smooth lines. Downloading. Now I need icons. We will need an icon for water, an icon for fire for calories, and an icon for a camera. I write a set of icons for the interface, style, neon glass, water drop, fire, camera on a black background. Now we have a graphic pack. Let's go to the builder. Returning to Rplit. I will not write CSS code by hand. I will explain it to him like an art director. My prompt to the agent. Listen, let's update the design. Make the website more modern, put the image I uploaded on the background. Use the wet glass effect style for all cards and forms. They should be semi-transparent. Make the buttons bright green with a glow effect on hover. The fonts should be white and large. I press send. Look, it's changing the transparency of blocks, adding background blur. Let's see. Well, compare, before it was a term paper, now it looks like an app that has been downloaded a million times. The glass effect gives a sense of volume, and it took us only 5 minutes of generation and 2 minutes of agent work. We have closed the trust issue. Now the user comes in and thinks: "Wow, serious guys here." But a beautiful wrapper is not everything. We need filling. What is the main problem with all calorie-counting apps? Laziness. You need to weigh food, find it in search, select grams, and it's boring. After 3 days, you give up on this. We need to remove friction. The simpler it is for the user, the longer they stay with us. The solution is a photo. Take a picture, get a result. For this, we use the Gemini 1.5 Flash model. It is very fast, cheap, and has excellent vision. The task is complex, so we explain to the agent Prot step by step. Add a new feature to the main page. Smart food scanner. Add a button with a camera icon. When clicked, it opens a file selection or the phone's camera. When the photo is uploaded, send it to the Gemini API. Prompt for Gemini. Look at the photo, identify what products are in it, and calculate the approximate calories, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates for the entire portion. If it's raw products, suggest a recipe. Respond briefly and in a structured way. Show the result in a pop-up window. And then the agent starts thinking. There is a technical nuance here. Photos can be large. If we send huge files, it will be slow. I write a clarification to the agent. Before sending, compress the image so that it weighs no more than 1 MB. Speed is important to us. The agent replies: "Understood. Adding image compression." Now that's what I call teamwork. The code is written, the server is rebooted. I take my phone and I have a test stand prepared here on the table. I open our Rewire website on my phone. See this new beautiful button with a camera? I press it, the camera opens. I take a photo, press upload. And here is the moment of truth. Will it understand that it's cottage cheese in the package, or will it say it's a brick? Reading the products. Banana 105 calories, cottage cheese 320 calories, walnuts 190 calories, total 615 calories. Excellent snack for mass gain. High in protein and healthy fats. You can mix cottage cheese with banana and sprinkle with nuts. It even suggested a recipe to mix it all. Do you understand what we've done? We've just replaced a nutritionist in 10 minutes. Now the user doesn't need to type anything. Click and done. This is the magic people are willing to pay for. We have attracted attention with design. We have surprised with the camera function. But how do we get people to return every day? We need gamification and habit. Simple trackers: water and daily calorie intake. I want widgets on the main screen that are pleasant to click. I write to the agent: "Create two widgets on the main panel: a water tracker, a drop icon, and a counter next to it." Plus 250 ml button. When I click, there should be a beautiful animation, and the number updates. And a counter for calories for today. It should take data from the photos we upload and sum them up. Important. Save this data to the database so that it resets tomorrow, but the history is saved. While he's writing, I'll look at the LM laptop. Remember our second brain from the last episode? I want to ask him what other metrics are important to track for health. I write to the LM laptop. What simple metrics increase user retention in fitness apps? Brilliant, streaks, like in Duolingo. Returning to the agent. Add a fire icon with the number of days in a row. If the user logged in today, increase the counter. Let's see. Here's the water widget. I press plus 250 ml. There's a beautiful animation on the screen. A drop flies into the counter. The number changes to 250. This is awesome. This is called tactile interface feedback. You want to click more and more. Now we have a full health dashboard. Okay, the product is ready. It's beautiful, smart, and useful. But there's a problem. Only I and you know about it. In a traditional business, I would now go looking for a marketer, pay him $500, and wait for posts. But we are building a business on neural networks. I want AI to think of a strategy and create content itself. I go to Gemini. Prompt. You are a bold marketer. Our product is Rewire AI fitness. An app in the Cyberpunk style. Target audience. Young people, gamers, tech enthusiasts who want to get in shape but hate boring gyms. Come up with three ideas for short videos that could go viral. Style: epic, motivational, with humor. Let's look at idea number two. Show a person eating pizza and the caption. Your trainer will kill you. Then a transition. The cyber trainer scans the pizza and says: "We'll fit it into the plan, bro, but tomorrow it's an extra 50 squats." Caption: A trainer who understands. I don't need to film myself with pizza. I'll do it with neural networks. I go to Nobanна Pro and write: "A guy in a futuristic room eating pizza, neon lighting, cinematic shot." Close-up: cyber glasses interface. Scans a slice of pizza, green numbers, data analysis. The picture is there, but video is better than pictures. I go to Runway or to Kli. These are neural networks that bring photos to life. I upload our guy with pizza and press Generate Video. I highlight the pizza and mouth so he seems to be biting. I upload the interface, set the settings. Camera zoom in. Now for the sound. I need the voice of our cyber trainer. I go to 11 Labs, choose this voice, write the text. Think this is a breakdown? No, it's just a carb load. Rewire has calculated everything. Eat calmly. Download the audio file. So, let's see. The result. >> Think this is a breakdown? No, it's just a carb load. Rewire has calculated everything. Eat calmly. Do you understand, I didn't hire actors, I didn't rent a studio, I didn't buy pizza. I made a commercial sitting in a chair in 15 minutes. I'm creating accounts on TikTok and Instagram. Uploading. Now we have a content factory. I can make 10 such videos a day. Phew. Let's take a breath and see what we have by the end of the second episode. We have Rewire, a web application that looks like a million dollars thanks to the new design. We have eyes, we can photograph any product and it will be broken down into atoms. We have a retention system, water trackers and streaks. We have the first content. We have launched social networks and started attracting people. We have built a machine, but something is missing. The most important fuel, that is, money. Right now, all this works for free. I'm spending my API limits, but it's not a business until the first dollar hits the account. In the next decisive episode, we will deal with monetization. I will connect a payment system. We will create a closed club within the app, and I will show you how to automate sales. We will set up an AI agent that will communicate with clients in Instagram DMs and sell them subscriptions while I sleep. If you like how our Rewire project is developing, give this video a like. This is fuel for my experiments. And write in the comments how much you would pay for such an app per month. 5 dollars, 10, or should it be free with ads? Your opinion is important to me for the next episode. This was Vitaliy Volchenko. Neural networks are not the future, they are already our present. Use them. See you.