A few weeks ago, @introcrm founder Harris Kenny reached out to talk about an internal app he wanted to build with AI capabilities... Here's what he had to say after working with @lowcodeagency ..

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A founder told me their last agency promised three months. Fourteen months later, they still weren’t live. That’s what happens when timelines are sold, not earned. We don’t do that. Because before we build anything, we go deep into a refinement phase, mapping every screen,

Does process kills creativity? I get why some people think that. They’ve worked with teams where “process” meant bureaucracy. Meetings. Waiting. But that’s not what I mean when I say process. For me, process is empathy. It’s the structure that keeps people sane. Every founder

Had a call with a founder the other day. He’s been through two Gold Bubble agencies. One basically took his money and disappeared (his words, not mine). The other’s still building after fourteen months and they originally said 3 months. He said he’s spent more time testing the

I was speaking with a C-level executive of a large company... and he said something interesting “ERPs are great, but our site managers won’t open them.” That’s the real problem. And I've seen it happen over and over and over. The data exists, but the people who need it most

THIS.

As an agency, how can you build something for 1k in Bubble? Real, scalable, well designed apps take HUNDREDS of hours.

A lead told me last week their solar lending platform started on Webflow and Airtable. And I was like, ok, how long did that last you? Then he said they’re now processing fifty million dollars a month through it. 50. Million. USD. That’s what people don’t get. Everyone loves to

Had a call with a founder the other day. He said something that stuck with me... why are we paying so much for SaaS when we could just build it? That’s what’s changing right now. People aren’t trying to buy less software. They just want to own the parts that actually matter.

People think spreadsheets are simple. But I just got off a call with a founder who runs his whole business (8 figure business, btw) from one Google Sheet. One file. Thousands of rows. Pivot tables.. filters.. Everything mixed in the same table. He doesn’t want a “platform.” He

the funny thing about “building fast” is that it almost never starts fast. with Sotheby’s we had thirty days. tight timeline, big brand, lots of moving parts. everyone expected us to jump right in ...start designing, start building. but we didn’t. we mapped everything first

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You know what’s funny? The thing I remember most from this project wasn’t the dashboards. It wasn’t the metrics or the fancy automations. It was this moment after launch… when one of the coaches said, “I finally know where everyone is.” Before that, they were just… drowning.

Fun times

You know… building doesn’t start with design. It starts with understanding. When we begin working with a business, we didn’t even open the app builder. We just… listen and ask a trillion questions. We might to anywhere from 5 to 20 calls. Mapping everything. How a client

Integrations. God… nobody talks about them, but they’re everything. When we started with CareerNerds, nothing was connected. They had a CRM, Calendly, spreadsheets, emails — all living in their own little worlds. So every time a client booked a session, a coach had to go

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hey @mryoukhna how is it possible that after 1 month, your team is still saying that they're not hearing back from your 3pl provider? What kind of business are you running?