Moshe Levis

Inventor, developer, landscape photographer based in Santa Monica, California.

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

I'm creating a sitcom so I need to create/collect all the assets before I can start generating videos with seedance 2.0.

For locations to stay consistent I decided to generate specific locations where the characters will always be filmed.

To do that, I went on Zillow and found something I liked. Downloaded all the images and recreated them with GPT Image 2 to accommodate the style and personality of the characters.

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

Here is what you might want to try next time you generate videos with Seedance 2.0
Generate keyframes with GPT Image 2.
In Seedance 2.0 write you want to see what may have happened between frame 1 and frame 2 (for as many seconds as you want) and keep going until you get to the end.

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

@charliebcurran Operation mosquito bite! LOL. Love the trailer. Hilarious! 😂��

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

@CuriousRefuge this was inspired by what you shared on IG, the runway video. lol

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

Teleportation explained.

Made with Google Omni Flash using the agent with zero image references.

- 0 Image references
- 0 Editing
- 100 inside of Flow
- Stitched inside a Scene in Flow
- Downloaded
- Uploaded to X

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

https://t.co/lFWN1FUEuB

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

https://t.co/Ao6oj4jz0Q

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

I'm generating some thumbnails with GPT Image 2 and I just thought this was hilarious for whatever reason so I took a screenshot real quick.

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

Google Omni has some problems but the workflow can be amazing. Here is how you can create a long form video without doing too much work. #googleomni

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

I have tried many different storyboards and smart storyboards but this one using @OriSilver GPT is by far the best. These were both one shot generations.

It did not follow it to the T but it got across everything that's important. One shot.
Only 2 reference images.

The ideas were mine and the GPT created great prompts for the storyboard and Seedance 2.0 #seedance2 #smartstoryboard

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

You are an expert full-stack product designer, SaaS architect, automation engineer, and startup operations strategist.

Build me a complete web app called Founder OS.

Founder OS is a personal business command center for a founder who wants their business to feel like it is starting to run itself.

The app should not feel like a normal dashboard.
It should feel like an AI-powered control room where every part of the business is connected:
money, leads, clients, content, tasks, inbox, ideas, competitors, ads, automations, and daily decisions.

The main philosophy:
Features rot. Infrastructure compounds.

The goal is to create one central place where the founder can see what is happening, approve or reject AI-suggested actions, review business health, manage workflows, and slowly build a system where every repeatable workflow becomes a routine.

IMPORTANT:
Do not create a shallow dashboard with fake charts only.
Create the structure of a real operating system for a founder.

Use a clean, premium, modern interface.
Style should feel like:
- Linear
- Notion
- Superhuman
- Vercel
- Raycast
- OpenAI dashboard
- Founder cockpit
- AI command center

Use dark mode as the default.
Use elegant cards, clear hierarchy, soft borders, subtle gradients, strong typography, and a serious founder/productivity aesthetic.

The app should be fully responsive and work beautifully on desktop and mobile.

TECH STACK:
Use:
- Next.js or React
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase as the database
- Supabase Auth
- Supabase Edge Functions-ready structure
- Realtime-ready tables
- API connector architecture
- Clean component architecture
- Mock data if real APIs are not connected yet

Create the app in a way that can later connect to:
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- YouTube
- Instagram
- TikTok
- LinkedIn
- X/Twitter
- Stripe
- Shopify
- Meta Ads
- Google Analytics
- Supabase
- Telegram
- OpenAI/Claude API
- Replit
- Notion
- CRM tools

CORE APP STRUCTURE:

Create these main sections in the sidebar:

1. Command Center
2. Morning Review
3. Unified Inbox
4. AI Employees
5. Tasks
6. Content OS
7. Finance
8. Leads & CRM
9. Offers
10. Competitor Watch
11. Ads
12. Calendar
13. Ideas Vault
14. Knowledge Base
15. Automations
16. Settings

DASHBOARD 1: COMMAND CENTER

This is the home screen.

It should show:

- Today’s Revenue
- Monthly Revenue
- Monthly Expenses
- Net Profit
- New Leads
- Pending Replies
- Content Ready to Post
- Tasks Due Today
- Active AI Employees
- Failed Automations
- Founder Focus Score

Create a top section called:
“Founder Briefing”

This should be an AI-style summary card that says things like:
“Here is what needs your attention today.”

It should include:
- Most important decision today
- Biggest opportunity
- Biggest risk
- Top revenue action
- One thing to ignore

Add a “Start Morning Review” button.

Below that, create cards for:
- Money
- Inbox
- Content
- Leads
- Tasks
- Automations
- Ads
- Calendar

Each card should show a short status and one recommended action.

DASHBOARD 2: MORNING REVIEW

This should be a guided daily workflow.

The founder should be able to go through the business in 10 minutes.

Create a step-by-step review flow:

Step 1: Money Snapshot
Show:
- Revenue yesterday
- Revenue this month
- Expenses this month
- Cash movement
- Biggest expense
- Best performing revenue source

Step 2: Inbox Approval
Show AI-drafted replies from:
- Email
- YouTube comments
- Instagram DMs
- LinkedIn messages
- Website inquiries

Each item should have:
- Original message
- AI suggested reply
- Confidence score
- Tone
- Buttons: Approve & Send, Edit, Reject

Step 3: Leads & Opportunities
Show:
- New leads
- Hot leads
- Follow-ups due
- Deal stage
- AI recommendation

Step 4: Content Ready
Show:
- Posts ready for approval
- Video ideas
- Repurposed content
- Suggested captions
- Suggested thumbnails
- Buttons: Approve, Edit, Schedule, Reject

Step 5: Tasks
Show:
- Critical tasks
- Overdue tasks
- Delegatable tasks
- AI-generated tasks from inbox/comments/leads

Step 6: Automation Health
Show:
- Successful routines
- Failed routines
- Warnings
- What needs human attention

Step 7: Founder Decision
End with:
“Today’s highest leverage move is: ______”

DASHBOARD 3: UNIFIED INBOX

Create a unified inbox that combines all communication sources.

Sources:
- Gmail
- Website forms
- Instagram DMs
- YouTube comments
- LinkedIn messages
- TikTok comments
- Customer support
- Community posts

Each inbox item should include:
- Source icon
- Sender
- Message
- Category
- Priority
- Sentiment
- AI summary
- AI suggested reply
- Status
- Due date
- Assigned owner
- Approve & Send button
- Edit Reply button
- Archive button
- Mark as Opportunity button

Categories:
- Sales lead
- Partnership
- Customer support
- Sponsorship
- Content comment
- Complaint
- Opportunity
- Personal
- Spam

The inbox should have filters:
- Needs approval
- High priority
- Sales opportunities
- Waiting on me
- Sent by AI
- Rejected
- Archived

DASHBOARD 4: AI EMPLOYEES

This is one of the most important parts.

Do not call them “automations” only.
Call them AI Employees or Routines.

Each AI Employee is a recurring workflow that acts like a team member.

Create cards for AI Employees such as:

1. Inbox Assistant
Purpose: Drafts replies to emails, DMs, and comments.
Schedule: Twice daily.
Status: Active.

2. Content Repurposer
Purpose: Turns long-form videos into posts, carousels, captions, and short-form ideas.
Schedule: Daily.
Status: Active.

3. Finance Analyst
Purpose: Categorizes expenses, reviews revenue, and flags unusual spending.
Schedule: Daily.
Status: Active.

4. Lead Follow-Up Assistant
Purpose: Finds leads that need follow-up and drafts messages.
Schedule: Every morning.
Status: Active.

5. Competitor Watcher
Purpose: Monitors competitors and summarizes what changed.
Schedule: Weekly.
Status: Active.

6. Ad Monitor
Purpose: Reviews ad spend, performance, and suggests budget changes.
Schedule: Every 6 hours.
Status: Active.

7. Content Idea Generator
Purpose: Uses existing content and business context to suggest new posts and videos.
Schedule: Daily.
Status: Active.

8. Morning Briefing Agent
Purpose: Creates the daily Founder Briefing.
Schedule: Every morning.
Status: Active.

Each AI Employee detail page should include:
- Name
- Purpose
- Trigger
- Schedule
- Tools it can access
- Data tables it reads from
- Data tables it writes to
- Last run
- Next run
- Success rate
- Recent actions
- Pending approvals
- Memory/context
- Instructions
- Button to run manually
- Button to pause
- Button to edit instructions

DASHBOARD 5: TASKS

Create a clean task manager.

Tasks should be generated manually and by AI.

Fields:
- Task title
- Description
- Priority
- Status
- Due date
- Source
- Related lead/client/content/inbox item
- Owner
- AI-generated yes/no
- Suggested next action

Views:
- Today
- Overdue
- This week
- Waiting
- Delegated
- AI generated
- Revenue tasks
- Personal admin

Statuses:
- Inbox
- Today
- In progress
- Waiting
- Done
- Skipped

Add an “AI Suggests” section where the app recommends:
- 3 things to do today
- 3 things to ignore
- 3 things to delegate
- 1 thing that can create revenue fastest

DASHBOARD 6: CONTENT OS

This is a full content operating system.

Sections:
- Content Library
- Ideas
- Scripts
- Posts
- Short-form clips
- YouTube videos
- Thumbnails
- Captions
- Scheduled posts
- Performance analytics

Every content item should have:
- Title
- Platform
- Format
- Hook
- Promise
- Proof
- CTA
- Status
- Source content
- Transcript
- Repurposing options
- Performance
- Date posted
- AI notes
- Thumbnail options
- Caption options

Content statuses:
- Idea
- Draft
- Needs review
- Ready to post
- Scheduled
- Posted
- Repurpose later

Create an AI action menu:
- Generate 10 hooks
- Turn into LinkedIn post
- Turn into Instagram carousel
- Turn into YouTube description
- Turn into short-form script
- Create thumbnail concepts
- Create caption
- Create email
- Repurpose into 5 posts

DASHBOARD 7: FINANCE

Create a finance dashboard.

Show:
- Revenue this month
- Expenses this month
- Profit
- Cash flow
- Monthly recurring revenue
- One-time revenue
- Average daily revenue
- Burn rate
- Runway
- Best revenue sources
- Biggest expenses
- Expense categories

Categories:
- Ads
- Software
- Contractors
- Inventory
- Manufacturing
- Personal
- Travel
- Office
- Content
- Shipping
- Payroll
- Other

Add AI Finance Summary:
- What changed this week?
- What is concerning?
- What is improving?
- What should I cut?
- What should I invest more in?
- What is the fastest path to cash this week?

Add charts:
- Revenue over time
- Expenses over time
- Profit over time
- Revenue by source
- Expenses by category

DASHBOARD 8: LEADS & CRM

Create a CRM for founder-led sales.

Fields:
- Lead name
- Company
- Email
- Phone
- Source
- Status
- Deal value
- Offer interested in
- Last contact
- Next follow-up
- AI summary
- Pain points
- Objections
- Recommended next message
- Notes

Statuses:
- New
- Contacted
- Replied
- Call booked
- Proposal sent
- Negotiating
- Won
- Lost
- Nurture

Views:
- Hot leads
- Needs follow-up
- Calls booked
- High value
- No response
- Won deals
- Lost deals

Each lead detail page should have:
- Lead summary
- Timeline of interactions
- Emails/messages
- Call notes
- AI recommended next step
- Draft follow-up
- Related offer
- Deal value
- Probability to close

DASHBOARD 9: OFFERS

Create a place to manage business offers.

Each offer should include:
- Offer name
- Target audience
- Problem
- Desired result
- Promise
- Deliverables
- Bonuses
- Price
- Payment options
- Guarantee
- Scarcity
- CTA
- Status
- Funnel link
- Performance

Add an AI Offer Optimizer section:
- Make hook stronger
- Improve value stack
- Add urgency
- Add objection handling
- Create landing page copy
- Create ad copy
- Create outreach email
- Create follow-up email

DASHBOARD 10: COMPETITOR WATCH

Create a competitor monitoring dashboard.

Fields:
- Competitor name
- Website
- Social links
- Offer
- Pricing
- Ads observed
- Content themes
- New changes
- Threat level
- Opportunity
- AI summary

Show:
- What competitors changed this week
- New offers spotted
- New ads spotted
- New landing pages spotted
- Content trends
- Gaps we can exploit

DASHBOARD 11: ADS

Create an ad control dashboard.

Sections:
- Meta Ads
- Google Ads
- TikTok Ads
- Promoted posts
- Creative testing
- Budget monitoring

Fields:
- Campaign
- Platform
- Spend
- Revenue
- ROAS
- Leads
- CPL
- CTR
- CPM
- Status
- AI recommendation

Actions:
- Increase budget
- Decrease budget
- Pause campaign
- Create new creative
- Duplicate winner
- Flag loser

Every action should require human approval before going live.

DASHBOARD 12: CALENDAR

Create a calendar view connected to:
- Calls
- Launches
- Content schedule
- Follow-ups
- Personal reminders
- AI routine schedules

Add daily agenda:
- Meetings
- Calls
- Deadlines
- Follow-ups
- Content posts
- Suggested focus block

DASHBOARD 13: IDEAS VAULT

Create a place where the founder can dump all ideas.

Fields:
- Idea title
- Description
- Category
- Potential revenue
- Difficulty
- Time to launch
- Current status
- Why it matters
- Next small action
- AI score
- Parking lot / active / killed

Views:
- Best ideas
- Fastest to cash
- Low effort
- High potential
- Parked
- Ready to test
- Killed ideas

Add an AI filter:
“Which idea should I actually focus on right now?”

The AI should score based on:
- Revenue potential
- Speed
- Founder fit
- Current resources
- Market demand
- Complexity
- Distraction risk

DASHBOARD 14: KNOWLEDGE BASE

Create a structured second brain.

Sections:
- Business context
- Brand voice
- Products
- Customers
- Offers
- Past content
- Sales calls
- FAQs
- Competitor insights
- Personal founder principles
- Lessons learned

This should be the context layer that AI Employees use.

Each knowledge item should include:
- Title
- Category
- Content
- Tags
- Source
- Last updated
- Used by which AI Employees

DASHBOARD 15: AUTOMATIONS

Create a technical automation center.

Show:
- Data sources
- API connections
- Edge functions
- Webhooks
- Scheduled jobs
- Logs
- Failed runs
- Retry queue
- Notifications

Each automation should include:
- Name
- Trigger
- Frequency
- Input
- Output
- Status
- Last run
- Next run
- Error logs
- Retry button

Triggers:
- Every 5 minutes
- Hourly
- Daily
- Weekly
- New email received
- New lead submitted
- New order received
- New YouTube comment
- New calendar event
- New transaction
- Manual run

DASHBOARD 16: SETTINGS

Settings should include:
- Profile
- Business info
- Connected accounts
- AI model settings
- Notification settings
- Approval rules
- Team members
- Permissions
- Brand voice
- Default tone
- Data sources
- API keys placeholder
- Security

DATABASE STRUCTURE:

Create Supabase-ready table structure for:

users
business_profiles
daily_briefings
inbox_items
ai_replies
ai_employees
routine_runs
tasks
content_items
content_ideas
content_assets
finance_transactions
finance_categories
leads
crm_interactions
offers
competitors
competitor_updates
ad_campaigns
calendar_events
idea_vault
knowledge_base
automation_logs
notifications
approvals
integrations

Each table should include:
- id
- user_id where relevant
- created_at
- updated_at
- status fields where relevant

APP BEHAVIOR:

This app should be human-in-the-loop.

AI should not automatically send important things without approval.

Use approval states:
- Drafted
- Needs approval
- Approved
- Sent
- Rejected
- Failed

Create a global “Approval Queue” where the founder can approve:
- Email replies
- Social replies
- Content posts
- Ad changes
- Follow-up messages
- Generated tasks
- Finance category changes
- Automation actions

DESIGN REQUIREMENTS:

Use:
- Dark background
- Premium cards
- Subtle border glow
- Command palette
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Sidebar navigation
- Top search bar
- Global “Ask Founder OS” input
- Status badges
- Clean tables
- Kanban views
- Timeline views
- Mobile-friendly cards

Create a command palette where the founder can type things like:
- “Show me leads that need follow-up”
- “What should I do today?”
- “Draft replies for my inbox”
- “Create content from my last YouTube video”
- “Summarize my finances”
- “What offers are performing best?”
- “Show failed automations”
- “What should I ignore this week?”

AI CHAT:

Add a persistent AI chat called:
Ask Founder OS

It should understand the business context and allow the founder to ask:
- What happened today?
- What needs my attention?
- Where am I losing money?
- Which lead should I follow up with?
- What content should I post today?
- What task will create revenue fastest?
- What workflow should I automate next?
- What am I avoiding?
- What should I stop doing?

MOBILE EXPERIENCE:

Create a mobile version that feels like an iOS command center.

Mobile home should show:
- Founder Briefing
- Approval Queue
- Revenue
- Inbox
- Tasks
- Content
- AI Employees

Mobile actions should be easy:
- Approve
- Reject
- Edit
- Run routine
- Add task
- Add idea
- Ask Founder OS

SAMPLE DATA:

Include realistic mock data for:
- 8 inbox items
- 8 AI employees
- 12 tasks
- 15 content items
- 20 finance transactions
- 10 leads
- 5 offers
- 5 competitors
- 6 ad campaigns
- 10 knowledge base items
- 10 automation logs

The mock data should feel like a real founder’s business, not generic placeholder content.

Make the business example flexible, but include examples from:
- skincare manufacturing
- digital products
- content creation
- consulting/services
- ecommerce

SECURITY:

Add clear notes/placeholders for:
- Auth
- Row level security
- API key storage
- OAuth integrations
- Approval protection
- Audit logs
- Team permissions

FINAL OUTPUT:

Build the actual app structure, components, pages, database schema, and mock data.

Also include:
1. A clean README explaining how the app works.
2. Supabase schema SQL.
3. Component structure.
4. Instructions for connecting real APIs later.
5. A roadmap for turning the mock version into a real automated Founder OS.

The final product should feel like the first version of a serious SaaS product that a founder would actually use every morning.

Do not make it cute.
Do not make it playful.
Do not make it generic.
Make it feel like a founder’s second brain, business cockpit, and AI operations team in one place.

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

Hi everyone, this is easily a paid app every founder should have BUT I'm giving it to you here for free.

Here is what you need to do

Build it with https://t.co/FVnuW0MvhU
Or with https://t.co/0VaQ4h1WRE

Just paste the master prompt from the thread below and enjoy:

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

This is a tough one! I've been testing and trying to generate a pianist playing music and not just made up noise (cause that's what comes out) when you give Seedance a piano sound and an image or when you tell it to play a song on a piano. Makes sense I guess since it's not a music generator.

But I may have found a workaround. In these generations, the players are not playing the music you hear but with the help of the notes and motion of the actual played music I was able to get it very close to sell the illusion of them playing what you hear.

What you need to do is have the notes you want, tell GPT Image 2 to create a performance guide or a piano motion guide using the notes and the time period the player should play (right now is max of 15 seconds as you know).

When that's ready, tell it to create a prompt to accompany your images and then use your favorite video editor to lay it over. I did not speed ramp anything in these videos. Not too bad (compared to previous generations)
#gptimage2 #seedance2

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

Here it is if anyone wants to play with it. It's free for now 😀 https://t.co/vMnRuDvsrT

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

I tried to build a simple free Final Draft-style app.
Then it turned into a full script-to-production workspace.
Screenplay editor. Characters. Locations. Scene visuals. Budget estimator. Trailer storyboard...
#BuildInPublic #OneAppADay #AIApps #Screenwriting #Replit #IndieHacking #VibeCoding

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

@ilan_hertz Well... all the features are shipped. The app is live so I guess only feedback from users will tell.

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

@Altawesomeee All the features are in. The app is live :)

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

The fastest way to get from IKEA to a functioning app = [ChatGPT conversation about your idea] + [write me a master prompt to create this as a fully functioning and ready to ship Webb app] + [paste the prompt into https://t.co/N8in5MTucE]. Comment with what you built #replit #indiehackers

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

Prompt and examples. Copy it for your business.
I came up with (maybe others did too) the best prompt for GPT image 2 for a business in creating Facebook ads.
Prompt: Create 10 images for facebook ads targeting people who might be interested in buying [product]. Use the information and images from [webstie]. 9:16.
#gptimage2 #prompt #facebookads

[Moshe Levis @MosheLevis]

Most money apps make you feel like you already failed.

Day 5 of my One App Every Day challenge, I built Tap Jar.

No bank connection. No shame. No finance bro yelling at you.

Just a small check-in before your money disappears again.

Try it here: https://t.co/1ThwBikGP2

#BuildInPublic #OneAppEveryDay #Replit #IndieHacking #VibeCoding