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u/dewharmony03 6 days ago Lessons Learned

What AI tools have changed your life as an entrepreneur?

Hi all- I keep hearing AI tools are here to change the world but I feel like I am not sure what has changed my life that much. I do use ChatGPT and Claude daily and its definitely useful but not sure ifs life changing. So curious to the experts here, what AI tools have changed your life as an entrepreneur?
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  2. u/Only-Ad6376 1 6 days ago
    We just hit $1M this year and is a team of 7 for some context. I honestly think without AI, we would not have been able to do this with such a lean team. Here are the tools that have really helped us basically bootstrap: * Gamma: Great for automating making presentations! Gamma created a fully designed presentation for me (including all the content) from a one line prompt in 90 seconds. This was damn impressive!      * Devin: I tried Cursor, Devin and Github Co-pilot for writing code/shipping code. I was most impressed  with Devin's AI agent. I was literally able make major changes to product from a single prompt and I was able to push it to production in minutes, what would have otherwise atleast taken a few hours! We use the Claude Opus 5.5 model atm inside Windsurf!  Astra is even better but takes much more tokens unfortunately. * Fraise: It is a great marketing AI agent that can basically learn about your product, case studies, integrate with google search data and then automatically publish well researched SEO blogs on our website daily! It agent can also automate social media, reddit monitoring for leads, resolve frequently asked support questions automatically etc. Has helped us a lot of with Google and visibility on ChatGPT etc. * Dust: Great internal AI that is trained on company data. Especially helps new hires because a lot of their questions are already answered somewhere on slack, notion etc.    * Opus Clip: This is great to turn long videos into short clips that can be used for viral marketing, ads etc on instagram, YouTube etc. * Clay: We have taught Clay our ideal customer personal using previous conversions. Now it can automatically reach out on both email and LinkedIn to schedule our first sales calls for our sales team. Saves a lot of time for everyone. Conversion rate for the automation is same as manual outreach at this point.    Curious to see what others are using as well
  3. u/Only-Ad6376 1 6 days ago
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  4. u/KevHnH 1 6 days ago
    I’m a developer and I’ve built multiple webapps which was easy for me. What was not easy was marketing. That was until I came across treg.to which basically gave my claude code a full arsenal of different tools on a pay for what I use pricing model. It handles my lead generation, seo, social media marketing, etc.
  5. u/UseNo7819 1 6 days ago
    Honestly, none of them changed my life. The biggest real gain was meeting notes: I stopped writing them and just fix the summary afterward, which gives me back a few hours a week. Beyond that it's a faster first draft, not a new way of working. I'd be a bit skeptical of anyone saying one tool transformed their business. Using ChatGPT and Claude daily and finding them useful but not life changing sounds about right to me.