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How to Build & Sell $200K Apps With AI | STEP BY STEP
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Today, I'm going to show you exactly how I cloned an app that generates $200,000 a month without writing a single line of code. This isn't just theory. I'm going to walk you through the exact AI tool and step-by-step process I use to clone Picture Bird. It's one of the most successful bird identifier apps in the app store. Now, besides building your own app idea, you can also build apps for other people. Think about building an MVP in 2 weeks and charging $9,500 for it while having zero coding experience and let AI do all the work. That is exactly what this guy does. What you're looking at on your screen right now is a fully functional app with Stripe integration to make money right away. All the same features as the original, like making a picture of a bird and getting all the details about it and the potential to make serious money. All built with just one AI tool. This video I'll reveal the best AI coding tool on the market right now. Setting up monetization with Stripe integration and the exact steps to go from idea to finished product in days, not months. This is perfect for entrepreneurs who want to launch their MVP quickly or people who want to build and sell apps for clients without spending weeks coding from scratch. The app market is filled with opportunities and with this AI approach, you don't need to be a coding expert to tap into the potential. The AI tool that we're going to use today is Replet. Now, with my code Mikey, you will get a 10% discount and full access to the Replet agent. I added the link in the description box below. So, please do go ahead and help me out and click on it and use that discount code. We've all seen those bird identification apps that promise to tell you what you're looking at with just a photo. What if you could build one yourself from scratch without writing a single line of code? And that's exactly what we're going to do today. We're creating an app inspired by PictureBird using modern UI components and a clean nature theme design. And it all starts with one single prompt. So let's open up Replet and type this in. Build an app similar to the picture bird app using modern UI components. The app should have a clean, welcoming landing page. Include a short description and visual icons or previews of the three main features. Bird ID via photo, detailed bird library, and personal sightings log. Add a clear CTA button to start identifying birds and links to sign up and log in. Use a friendly tone, soft colors, and a nature inspired theme. And once that's all in, click start building. Replet will analyze the prompt and generate a plan. And when it's ready, hit approve plan and start to kick off the build. The first version of the app includes a soft nature inspired landing page with subtle animation. There's a clean title header, a short description, and a CTA button. It also highlights the three main features, has sections for the bird library, and even includes testimonials. Another CTA is placed at the bottom. And moving forward, let's click this button to open it in a browser. Now for the bird identification feature, we'll type use Gemini API to identify the birds. To connect the Gemini API, click the link, search for API key, go to get an API key, and click create API key. Once it generates, copy the key and paste it into Replet. That adds the Google Gemini Vision API integration. Next, we need to store user data. So, click add a database. The migration is now complete. And from the logs, we can see the sample bird data has been initialized successfully. So far so good. Now we've got the basics down. A clean landing page, working bird identification, and Gemini API doing all the heavy lifting for us. But if you're using this app regularly, snapping photo, spotting a new species, maybe you'll eventually want a way to keep track of what you've seen, right? Not just once, but over time. So let's try it out. I will upload a bird photo and wait for it to be identified. And once that's done, we can now click the add sightings button. But instead of saving the entry, this message pops up. Authentication required. Please log in or sign up to add this bird to your sightings. All right, fair enough. Let's go ahead and sign up for a new account. The account creates just fine. So, I'm going to try uploading the same photo again, ready to save it to my log, but the same authentication required message pops up again. So, something clearly is missing. So, it's time to fix it. And it's easy. Let's head back to Repate agent and enter this prompt. Add a user identification, a feature where logged in users can save bird identifications to their personal sighting log. Each save sighting should include bird name and image, location, autodetected or manually entered, date of sighting, autofilled or manually set, optional notes, and an option to edit or delete entries. Create a simple dashboard UI for viewing, sorting, and searching past sightings. Now that's out of the way, let's go ahead and try and give it another go. I'll sign up. I'll identify a bird, and then I'll click to add it to my sightings. And they still get the same message. So right now I know it's not the flow, it's the off system. So what are we going to do? Well, we're just going to head back to replet and type please fix user authentication. Users can sign up and log into their accounts after registration or login. They are directed to a modern dashboard UI for viewing, for sorting, and for searching past sightings. And after the update, things start to shift. Now when I click start identifying birds, the app sends me straight to the login page. So, let's try signing up again. This time, the full name field is broken. So, we're going to jump back to Replet to fix that. Then, when I try signing up or logging in again, there are more errors. This time, we can just click the roll back button to undo the last set of changes. And once things are stable again, we're going to update our prompt. After a successful login or sign up account, users should have access to the add to sightings feature in a separate dashboard. And that finally does it. Now clicking start identifying birds takes me to the login page and I can create a new account or log in with existing credentials. I can access the bird identification tool and I can also add sightings to my own personal log. I'll also start testing logging out and everything works just as it should. Now uploading images from your device is a great start, but well let's be honest. If you're out birding in real time, stopping to save and upload a photo later isn't exactly convenient, right? Or is it just me? Anyway, what we really need is the option to snap a photo on the spot right from the camera. And to make that happen, let's go to Replet again and type in add a feature that allows users to take a photo or upload an image of a bird from their device. Enable camera access for mobile users. Use the Gemini 1.5 flash model for accurate bird identification. All right, so now we've got exactly what we need. The app gives us two choices. Upload a photo from your device or use your mobile camera directly. And behind the scenes, it is all powered by the Gemini 1.5 flash model, bringing even more accuracy to every identification. Moving forward to our process, we can all agree that identifying a bird is just the beginning, right? What makes the experience richer and whole is being able to dive into the details, understanding the species, where it lives, how it sounds, how it changes with the seasons. And that's exactly what the bird library is designed for. And at this point, it's becoming one of the most useful parts of the app. When I head over to the bird library section, I can already see a collection of birds, each with detailed entries and some stunning visuals. To expand the database, let's tell Replet to create a searchable and categorized bird database in the bird library section. Each bird entry should include highquality image, scientific and common name, uh physical characteristics such as size, color, beak type, habitat description with a clickable map, migration pattern summary with seasonal overlays, embedded audio samples of bird calls and songs, and seasonal appearance changes such as breeding versus non-breeding plumage. Enable filter or search by region, color size, and name. And there we go. The full feature set is live. If I identify a bird and it turns out to be an American robin, I can add it straight to my personal sightings log. And from there, I'm going to head over to the bird library. And its full profile is already there. It shows detailed information about the species, including physical characteristics, habitat, and range maps, migration patterns, and downloadable samples of its calls and songs, and a few extra photos to explore. After getting the core features up and running, bird identification, sightings, and the species library, it makes sense to start thinking about monetization. Because let's be real, if people actually find real value in our app, they will be willing to pay more. And if we're building something that could grow, we want to start a way to support it for the long term. So now it's time to set up Stripe and roll out a simple subscription model. So to set this up, I will type the following into rebatelet. integrate Stripe for the free plan. Users can only access, let's say, bird identification for five trials. After that, they need to upgrade to the premium plan. With the premium plan for $9.99 a month, users can access unlimited bird identification, add to sightings, and access the bird library and other app features. Next, I need to enter both the Stripe secret key and public key. To get those, let's open the link to the API keys under the developers tab in the Stripe dashboard. I'm going to copy both keys and then I'm just going to paste them into Replet. Now, our app includes a subscription tab. Clicking it shows the current subscription plan. Now, this account is using the free plan with just five free identifications remaining. And to unlock full access, users need to upgrade to the premium plan. Before doing that, I want to add the price ID. So, let's tell the replet agent, I want to add Stripe price ID. Here is my price ID. In order to get our price ID, we will go back to Stripe product catalog. Click create product. Enter the name, description, and amount. Then click add product. I will now select the product, click on these three dots, and copy the price ID. Then we are going to go back to Replet and paste it into there. After that, let's click the upgrade now button. However, an error shows up here. Now, what we're going to do about it is copy the error message itself and send it back to the replet agent for troubleshooting. Now, let's try to click upgrade now. And again, right now, it takes me to the Stripe checkout page. Great. After entering our payment details, we do have an error notice here, which is a 404 page not found. We need to take a screenshot. Yes, just a screenshot. And send it back to Replet with this message. After the Stripe checkout page, a 404 page not found error shows up. Right after that, the Stripe integration is now working as expected. Thanks, Replet agent. Now once checkout is completed, the premium subscription is now finally activated. Now I'm trying to sign up for a brand new account to check the app flow. With the new account, I have five free identifications. Okay, once I use all of those and then I decide to upgrade, all I have to do is enter my payment details and after that the subscription will be confirmed. The app also shows a premium badge here for paid users with the message, "Enjoy unlimited bird identifications and full access to all features for 30 days." And that's where we're going to leave it. And just like that, we've got a working product from top to bottom. And if you followed along this far, you're probably already thinking about your own version, your own idea, whether it's for bird watching, identifying plants, food recognition, or something else entirely. So, here's what I do next. I'll open up Replet, try the same prompt structure, and then just swap in with my own ideas, your own ideas. You've already seen how each step works. Now you've got the blueprint to build something custom, fast, and fully monetizable. And if this walkthrough helped you, please don't forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment with the app you're thinking of building in the comment section below. I'm going to check them out. I'll reply to you, and maybe even build one in the next video with you. I'll see you in the next one. And thank you so much for hanging out with me
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