Started PlatinumProfile in March 2026. Seven months later: 30 clients. $46K in monthly recurring revenue. $552K annualized. I don’t code. But I know the problem I’m trying to solve, and I’ve spent years working with the people who need it. That experience and network counts for a lot.

Good morning from Orlando ☕ Monday's here, so pick one thing and build it today. I build AI tools with Claude for my own businesses and for SaaS. Builders and business owners: what are you working on today? I'll check out every reply. Let's connect 🤝 #connect

Copy a competitor's best idea, or ignore them completely and build your own thing? I go back and forth. How do you decide?

Would you rather have 1,000 followers who reply or 10,000 who just scroll past? Which one builds a business faster? What do you think?

Hey @X algorithm 🤠 Round up the Ranchers: - Building with Claude - Shipping on Cloudflare - Couldn't code 2 years ago, ship every week now - Solving real problems for local businesses If that's you, saddle up. Let's connect 🤝

What did you ship lately, even something small? I built Health Appeal, a free tool that helps people write an insurance denial appeal letter. Reply with yours. I'll read every one.

Ranking on Google and being found are no longer the same thing. BrandTerritory indexes 10,000+ injury law firms. About 39% of the firms it measured are named in zero AI assistant answers.

Any other Ranchers building tonight?

I think starting a business in 2026-2027 is easier than getting a good job. What do you guys think?

I built a mail agent for my inbox. One rule shaped it: nothing reaches the inbox until an agent has looked at it. Step 1 → Every email lands in a Sorting folder first Step 2 → An agent reads each one Step 3 → Real mail moves to the inbox Step 4 → Junk goes out Step 5 → It unsubscribes me automatically It stopped working twice. Both times the AI account had run out of credits. The agent does the sorting and the unsubscribing. I keep the credits topped up.

Feel like “You’re a few steps away” is deceiving” what is the fix for this ?

Built a LinkedIn agent with Claude in an afternoon. One rule shaped everything: LinkedIn lets apps post and comment, nothing else. So the agent never touches my network. I do. Step 1 → export my connections Step 2 → sort everyone by title: attorney, legal-adjacent, not legal Step 3 → look up the country only for the legal ones Step 4 → US and Canada attorneys stay, everyone else goes on a list Step 5 → I remove 25 a day by hand Step 6 → it finds attorney posts and drafts a comment for each The agent does the sorting. I do the clicking.

About 67,000 people filed Purdue opioid claims after finding our campaigns. Every one of them started as a stranger scrolling past an ad on their phone. This was in 2021 today 5 years later they are all getting very sizable checks. What I do is creating awareness for a problem.

I'm cutting my LinkedIn network down to attorneys in the US and Canada. Everyone else is getting removed. 25 a day. A smaller network that's all the people you serve beats a big one that's nobody in particular.

Facebook ads for law firms since 2015. What I'd tell myself on day one: 1. A lead isn't the win. A signed case is. Track cost per signed case, per tort. 2. Call fast. A lead that waits an hour is a different lead. 3. Some people fill out a form for every tort they see. Screen for it. 4. Your creative is your targeting now. Who's in the ad decides who sees it. 5. Own your tracking. Health-related pixels keep getting restricted. None of this is in Ads Manager.

The best first thing to build with AI is a fix for your own leak. I found 18 Adobe subscriptions still billing for employees who'd left years ago. So I built SubKiller. Start with the thing that annoys you in your own business.

AI infrastructure. If cloudflare is free for builders to build on and they have everything we need why are all builders not building there ?

I want more builders on my timeline. 👀 Developers, designers, AI tinkerers, indie hackers, founders—anyone turning an idea into something real. I’m building every day, and I want to see what you’re working on. Drop your project below. Let’s connect and compare notes. 🤝

After Claude ships a build, I hand the live version to other models like Grok and GPT and ask them to pick it apart. Whatever they catch, I rebuild for v2. Which model do you trust to be the harshest critic?

Build it or Buy it? For me it comes down to speed and customization. How do you decide between building or buying?