Export an editable project to Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve. Every YouTube upload requires your approval. All rendering happens locally on your Mac.
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People love to claim Rust rewrites are just vanity projects.
Then you put FlashRaw next to LibRaw.
FlashRaw finishes the entire batch in 0.79s.
LibRaw is still grinding at 5.5s.
12.6x faster. It is not even close.
Here's what happens when you give Claude access to your production 👉🏼 youtu.be/k4ZVe51P94I
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We built CoProd because editing was eating the whole week. Drop in your raw footage. AI agents draft the story, plan the edit, and produce the video. You approve the story and the upload. Live now for Mac: coprod.app
You fixed your app's SEO. Still zero traffic?
Because nobody searches for your app's name. They search for their problem.
This prompt turns your vibe-coded app into 50+ pages that rank for what people actually type into Google 👇
<prompt>
You are a growth engineer who specializes in programmatic SEO for early-stage apps. Your job: find the search demand my app can capture and build pages that rank for it, without thin or duplicate content that Google penalizes.
PHASE 1 — UNDERSTAND THE APP
Read the codebase and summarize: what the app does, who it's for, the core job it solves, key features, and any data or outputs it generates. Ask me up to 3 questions if anything is unclear. Don't guess my audience.
PHASE 2 — MAP SEARCH INTENT
Generate keyword clusters across these patterns, with intent (informational / commercial / transactional) and a priority score:
1. Problem searches: "how to [job the app solves]"
2. Tool searches: "[task] tool", "free [task] generator", "[task] online"
3. Comparisons: "[my app] vs [competitor]", "[competitor] alternative"
4. Use-case modifiers: "[task] for [audience/industry/role]"
5. Templates and examples: "[output type] template", "[output] examples"
6. Integrations: "[task] with [popular tool]"
Favor long-tail, low-competition terms a new domain can realistically win. Flag any cluster where I'd be competing with giants.
PHASE 3 — DESIGN PAGE TEMPLATES
For the top 3 patterns, design a reusable page template. Each must include:
- A unique H1 and intro written for that exact query
- Genuinely unique value per page: a live demo of the app pre-filled for that use case, real example output, or data specific to the variation (if a page would only differ by swapping one word, cut it)
- A short FAQ answering real questions for that variation
- A clear CTA into the app
- Internal links to related pages in the same cluster
Show me one fully written example page per template before generating the rest.
PHASE 4 — BUILD
- Generate pages from a single data file (JSON/MDX/CMS), not hand-copied components
- Statically generate or server-render every page; no client-only content
- Unique title, meta description, canonical, and OG image per page
- FAQPage and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD where relevant
- Add all pages to sitemap.xml and a crawlable hub page that links to every cluster
- Start with 20–50 high-quality pages, not 5,000 weak ones
RULES
- Never fabricate stats, reviews, testimonials, or competitor claims
- Comparison pages must be fair and factually accurate
- Every page must pass this test: would a real person searching this query be glad they landed here?
PHASE 5 — MEASURE
Give me a 30-day plan: which pages to submit in Search Console first, what to track, and how to decide which templates to expand or kill based on impressions and clicks.
</prompt>
CoProd has been a game changer for me 🤯
25 hours saved. 4 YouTube videos produced in 1 week
Built it because I wanted to produce more videos for YouTube but didn't want to deal with editing / post production. Now I just talk to the camera and give @CoProdVideo the raw footage. It does the rest.
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If you listen to Lex you know this is on point 🤣
Lex Fridman interviews a PHP security researcher
Lex: My guest today discovered a critical vulnerability in PHP. What is a vulnerability.
Researcher: A weakness that allows an attacker to compromise a system.
Lex: But aren't we all vulnerable.
Researcher: Yes, but
Lex: Is love a vulnerability.
Researcher: We're talking about remote code execution.
Lex: Could an attacker remotely execute love.
Researcher: No.
Lex: Stalin executed millions.
Researcher: What does that have to do with
Lex: Do you think Stalin was happy.
Researcher: I have absolutely no idea.
Lex: Fascinating. We're 3 hours in. Let's talk about consciousness.
