Pulsia

“In the first iteration of, like, the ads feature that I built about two weeks ago, it's a pretty recent feature the AI is autonomously running ads, so, like, the crazy thing is that as a user, you click on a button called Run Ads, there's a single button, you …”

“And on the, on this specific stunt, AI today is like talking to my, to investors autonomously via email.”

“There's around like, you know, around 30% of the 30, 40% of people that use, that do surprise me.”

“You could see a world tomorrow where like people can buy and sell certain businesses on Polsia because all the business is- The revenue, the knowledge, the infrastructure, right?”

“Pulsia is like a series of like autonomous agents specialized in different categories, right? So you have like a, you have an engineering agent that's like really good at code and it's like set up to code that has access to like a web server, a GitHub account,…”

“So you always get, so I always take 20%. and again, for me, it's like a way to like pay the bills and make sure that like I can reinvest, you know, make it a profitable company that can reinvest in making the platform better. and the customer always gets 80%…”

“So I mean the company with the highest revenue is like around 50 dollars MR.”

“It ended up being the right direction decision because I can see the onboarding and the conversion to paid is really high because it's so much easier.”

“Yeah, I, to be honest with you, the tweets that come out of your account are not very good. They're kind of generic. No one's engaging with them.”

“First, because I want to, I'm actually trying to launch it this week or next. A feature where like a user can actually launch the fund itself.”

“There's an agent that's going to report that feature in, like, a sort of, like, a ticketing system, and there's another agent that's a Pulsia platform agent that, like, looks at all the features asked by, like, the thousands of users, And prioritizes features …”

“I think that like, there is a moat in like, there's a lot of moat into my product, into the data, like all the data I accumulate on like how to run businesses and make them work.”

“That's probably because on the internet, because it used to be 29 a month and I increased the pricing because I was losing too much money.”

“Over time, the revenue from actual companies will grow higher than subscriptions because they'll be winners.”

“I mean, I told you around the idea of like Pulsia itself having a fund and being able to like you know, create autonomous companies that would be owned by Pulsia.”

“Around 20% of users use the ad feature which means that like there is more traffic going to the websites”

“I think it's, like, actually a surprising number of people go through the Surprise Me flow, and a surprising number of people are very sticky on the Surprise Me flow, because I think it puts a little bit of distance between the components being built, and they…”

“Like the max revenue I saw in the company is like a few thousand dollars, like three, three, 4000 dollars, right? There's 10% of companies that made at least a dollar.”

“The churn is like around 50% on month one”