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“We can go to any website you think is cool and literally screenshot it and then describe like what you should do with it. And you can in one minute have a working prototype for it. It's not a full app because it's not storing any of the data, but it is a proto…”

“And so this is a lot like clawed artifacts, but like on steroids.”

“Technically a page is also a component, but the smaller you go, the more you can iterate and focus on that without overwhelming the context window. And that's why I think it's like a lot more effective.”

“I honestly think this might actually be a good place for people to start instead of starting with a web app except for V zero. Like if you want to just do front end design, if you want to actually have a database, I think it's a really good place to start.”

“Like, I remember v zero when it first launched, it was pretty bad. Like, and like anyone who was a developer, is a developer using it was terrible. But like, you know, two, three months in, it's one of the best ones out there. So I have no doubt the same thing…”

“The problem with, the reason why people can't get a lot out of vZero is because, frankly, they don't have the language to understand what good design is.”

“Because you already provide code, and you can just prompt vZero to, say, follow structure and just update UI. And you can see now the room for arrow is a lot less if we do this.”

“And the best thing I found is that you kind of want to get cursor to just focus on functionality and don't even just, don't even think about UI at the beginning. And then you start using visual to like touch up UI interface bit by bit. And this will get you li…”

“V zero is built on top of this system called shad CN UI that allows you to build your own component library. And the idea with V zero is you should be able to take the code that it generates and it's not throw away code. We're trying to give you real react com…”

“You might not even know what the SQL code looks like. You can just say, I need a table for users and emails, and the users and emails are probably related in some way, and it can help you design the back end for your application as well.”

“That's one of the things that vZero is going to do by default is use Tailwind, which inherently uses a design system. It has a grid of colors that are going to allow you to kind of stick to some of those best practices.”

“Startup idea, by the way, someone needs to do godly website, but with, like, Here's the, here's like potential prompts that you can do for zero. I think that would be really, really valuable.”

“I'm not the design expert, but I like to think that I have an opinion and taste about what a good product looks like. And in today's day and age with these tools, like in a lot of ways that can be an extremely, extremely valuable quality because I kind of know…”

“Like everything that V zero is going to give you is going to feel tame, slightly templated. Figma is the way to like push visual ideas and really figure out what you want to make.”

“This idea of having high fidelity design and high fidelity code be separate, that does not feel like it's going to exist in the long run to me.”

“Use platforms like VZero, Framer AI, platforms like that to get, like, the basics done. And then iterate from there, either on your own, ideally you know some code, excuse me, code, but otherwise you can still do some like light animations that or honestly go …”

“And now with AI, not only could you find a SAS tool you can build one, right? So you can use tools like rep, rep lit, like bolt, like V zero like lovable. And actually go and create these tools yourselves. And that's another beauty about a newsletter business,…”

“It definitely feels faster, right? Because you see what's going on. You're seeing what they're thinking, but is the actual outcome faster? Like, maybe not.”

“First of all, I just gotta say, like, I love what vzero is doing right now. It's like giving me the reasoning of what it's doing. So I'm, instead of being in a black box like polymet, I'm, I feel like I'm actually talking to someone.”

“There's probably a hundred million dollar startup idea in the, I want to create V zero for CPG. Like that in itself, I think is a huge opportunity for someone to run with as a startup idea.”

“I basically used cursor and V zero to code this out.”

“And funny that you mentioned Schatzian because it's one of the most common templates that you're going to be looking at most of the time when you're going to problem with vZero. It's very much embedded into the platform and in lovable, you're going to see some…”

“And people, you know, their conversion rates are very low. And one of the reason I believe that the conversion rates are low is because You know, the UI and the designs are not resonating with people.”

“We have the ambition that whatever you vibe code in V zero can actually become what we call remote components. Imagine prompting on a slice of a website. And enabling anyone in your team or organization to do this.”

“We're soon going to launch the VZero mobile app. You're going to be able to create apps like this on the go. And we're actually putting a lot of work into the model, the context, et cetera, to make them really good on mobile devices out of the box.”

“So, and by the way, funny little behind the scenes thing, this is how I pitch product. We have a lot of huge enterprises using vZero. Yesterday I met with one of the world's largest companies. They came to the office and I basically did a version of this. So i…”