
Woofer AI
Turn podcast into a blog article in minutes
While most of the site was done in Bubble, I figured that it was worth building a custom API to do what I wanted/needed
Boy was I right, but also wrong. Once I got most of the API infrastructure set up it was quite straightforward to bake in some useful features
I suppose being able to write code fast still beats pure no-code

Refined the product into something sleeker, along with more coherent user flow. In my first round of tests, I managed to turn Indie Bites 76 - a 16 min podcast - into a blog article within 2 minutes!
Thought it'd be apt to test something from the IH community - big thanks @jmckinven
Pretty happy how I managed to get something up in less than a week

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In the end, I decided to build the my MVP with a mixture of no-code and custom code - gotta put my coding skills to good use after all
Preliminary results look good after tweaking a bit - time to get some early users and customer next
Excited to see where I'll go next. Wish me luck!

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In the end, I decided to build the my MVP with a mixture of no-code and custom code - gotta put my coding skills to good use after all
Preliminary results look good after tweaking a bit - time to get some early users and customer next
Excited to see where I'll go next. Wish me luck!

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After finishing the first version of the landing page, I continued to refine the landing page to include benefits and additional research in the copy to make the value prop more compelling
Spending a bit of time to think of how to proceed with building the product:
- Custom code
- Continue Webflow for a more seamless experience
- Use Bubble to build the webapp

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I took a few days to research this topic, and settled on Webflow to build my landing page. Decided on a simple page and my eventual color scheme. Used Figma to generate any collaterals I needed as well.
Have yet to commit any money to the idea, apart from the URL purchase

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It's great to hear that you have researched and chosen Webflow to build your landing page. The platform is known for its user-friendly interface and flexibility.
It's wise to hold off on spending money until you have a clear idea of what you want to achieve with your landing page.
Good luck with your project and I hope it proves to be a success!
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Hey @pavelorso, definitely agree with you! Webflow's really fun to use as well. All the best to you too
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Hey @n0nikk, thank you for your kind words! Very excited to start on this journey
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Starting a business takes a lot of courage, and I root for you taking this step. 30 years from now you most probably would rather regret not having done it. All the best!
I was trying to figure out how I can turn a code documentation into a video tutorial, and vice versa. However, my research led me to realize that it's quite challenging to do so. I soon abandoned the idea, but I recalled how I had a tough time turning an interview into a blog article and that's how Woofer AI was born!

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When I was working on my first startup a few years ago, I would interview people and turn it into a blog article. But that process was laborious and time-consuming. With advances in AI, people like myself won't suffer




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