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If you wanted to build an app that could get a million downloads in six months, what are the five major steps you need? A unique idea. An idea that is not the exact copy of something out there, because that thing exists. You need a spin on that idea that's interesting. How do you find ideas? I think that's actually the core skill in the AI age. I think if you want to work on a skill, it's going to be about idea generation, because the cost of implementation of those ideas is going down rapidly. It's got to go to zero at some point. Step by step process, first one, get a good idea. Get a good idea. Typically, tie to a trend. Second, break that idea down as much as you can into, like, say, a paragraph with a bunch of bullets. Like, the app, the Lux Maxing app, should, you know, have a camera with an AI integrated. And it should be able to take a photo of my face on my phone or my laptop and it should kind of draw, and I'm speaking this up, should draw lines. Like get specific, like imagine the user interface and get specific about that. Don't overcomplicate it. Don't like add a bunch of features. You're just like, what is the core experience? How can you get really quickly to value? Users, consumers these days just don't have a lot of attention span. So they're gonna give your app like five minutes. And so figure out what's the user's journey to get to like a five minute value. A whole moment. Once you do that, you got your MVP, go try it on someone.

If you wanted to build an app that could get a million downloads in six months, what are the five major steps you need? A unique idea. An idea that is not the…