Live App Prototype: From Idea to Build with Lovable.dev

Jeremiah walks through the AI tools he'd use to build a business, from Lovable and Claude Cowork to OpenClaw, Hermes, and Abacus Claw. Hear how he uses agents for websites, content, and everyday workflows.

Jeremiah breaks down the best beginner-friendly AI and agent tools for 2026, including Meta AI, ChatGPT, Lovable, Manus, Claude Cowork, OpenClaw, and Hermes, plus how to start using them to brainstorm, market, and automate real business work.

Jeremiah shares a 5-level copywriting framework that moves your marketing from basic features to consequences, identity, hidden emotions, and transformation so your offer feels valuable enough to buy.

Jeremiah shares how he used OpenClaw agents for coding and marketing, managed tasks through Slack, and ran agents on dedicated hardware. He also compares entry points such as Lovable and Manus.

Explore how Jeremiah used AI agents to build app prototypes, turn transcripts into an ebook, research topics, and create marketing assets. Hear examples using Manus, Lovable, Claude, Replit, and ChatGPT.

Jeremiah shares a six-step approach to spotting limiting beliefs and finding evidence for more useful ones. He connects the process to perfectionism, procrastination, business decisions, and relationships.

Explore a three-step business-building process: find people with a problem, present an offer, and close the sale. Jeremiah shares lessons from moving from client services into coaching and consulting.

Stop setting prices just because a competitor charges that amount. Jeremiah explains his offer ladder, the role of urgency, and how to weigh client volume, delivery effort, and revenue when pricing coaching.

Follow Jeremiah's live Lovable demo as he prompts an app prototype for a mental health business, then adds custom graphics with Gemini. See the prompts and build process behind the demo.

See how Jeremiah uses ChatGPT, Grok, and Higgsfield to create landing-page visuals and personalized AI photos. He shares prompts, tool choices, and mistakes to avoid when images send the wrong message.