Here are the first 7 AI loops you need to build if you want to make money faster..
1) Revenue
Find high-value opportunities, qualify leads, follow up automatically, and improve the loop based on what actually closes.
2) Content
Research, create, distribute, measure performance, and feed the winners back into the next round of content.
3) SEO/AEO
Find opportunities, create and optimize pages, track rankings and citations, then continuously improve what isn’t working.
4) Outbound
Research prospects, personalize outreach, send follow-ups, track replies, and use response data to make the next campaign better.
5) Finance
Track key metrics, catch anomalies, analyze performance, and update forecasts as new data comes in.
6) Skills
Turn your best processes into reusable skills that AI can follow, test, and improve over time.
7) Continuation
Maintain context across runs, reduce drift, and keep work moving forward without losing progress between sessions.
The key is the loop.
Input → Action → Feedback → Improvement → Repeat
That’s how AI compounds instead of just completing one-off tasks.
Want the system?
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Moved to Bangalore for my startup. Been ordering Swiggy and Zomato daily since.
Today I found toing, Swiggy's own app that quietly undercuts Swiggy.
Same biryani. Same restaurant. 486 rupees on regular Swiggy. 346 on toing.
No packaging fee. No rain fee. Lower platform fee.
Reminds me exactly of what Rapido did to Ola and Uber. Cut the commission, win the market.
Feels like Swiggy is racing to disrupt itself before Rapido does it for them.
Anyone tried toing yet?
Brainstormed with Mridul for hours.
Now we're 99% convinced the future is Solana, crypto & blockchain SaaS.
Either we're cooking...
or we're just sleep deprived. 💀
3 years ago we cracked JEE together.
Studing at one of the best colleges in India together.
Pulled all nighters, made memories, grew up together.
Now we’re building a SaaS product together at @VelyxLabs .
Some friendships don’t just last. They level up.
6 months ago I had nothing but a vision and the audacity to believe in it.
Today — assets bought with my own money. International clients. A SaaS product launching soon with @Mridul07_
Was it easy? No.
Did I doubt myself? Every single day.
Did I quit? Never.
Here's the truth nobody tells you —
Manifestation isn't wishful thinking. It's deciding something so hard that quitting stops being an option.
Visualize it. Work for it. Protect it.
Be delusional. Your reality is catching up. 🔥
Had a great talk bro’s , all are building something great . Some are into ai saas , some into cybersecurity ,some into ai videos content , some into blockchain crypto .
Lovely talking with you guys , I’m glad to have you guys . 🫶🏼
Most retail traders lose because they can’t watch the market all day.
Institutions have entire teams doing this 24/7.
Now you have the same thing for $20/month.
Hermes is an open source AI trading agent that runs in the background and texts you everything you need to know.
What it actually does:
• Sends a full market briefing every morning
• Monitors insider activity on stocks you care about
• Scans for setups that match your exact strategy
• Remembers your positions and context over time
• Improves its own skills the longer you use it
No coding skills needed.
Been running it for a week and I’m never going back to manual research.
Like and comment “HERMES” and I’ll send you the setup guide free.
(must be following so I can DM)
The biggest AI lie right now:
“AI agents replace employees.”
They don’t.
They replace fixed costs with variable costs.
Every task now has a meter running:
tokens, retries, API calls, compute, context windows.
The question was never “can AI do this?”
It’s “can AI do this and still make money?”
Nobody’s talking about that part.
Most early founders don't have a marketing problem.
They have a "there's only one of me" problem.
Content, leads, calls, follow-ups, analytics — all of it, all at once, usually at 1am.
So we built Velyxflow 👇
A small team of AI agents, each with one job:
→ drafts your LinkedIn + X content → watches your market → turns comments into scored leads → runs outbound follow-up → tells you what's actually working
The part most "AI agency" demos skip:
nothing fires without you. Every post, every lead, every follow-up hits a review queue first. The agents do the grind. You keep the judgment.
The goal was never to remove the founder.
It was to stop making the founder the bottleneck.
DMs open if that's you.
Honestly? Most AI news is just 4 things recycled forever.
A wrapper that’s somehow a company.
A benchmark nobody actually cares about.
A founder announcing agents are here. Again.
Someone selling a prompt course like it’s still 2023.
I got tired of it.
So now I have one rule before I read anything:
Will this change how I work this week?
No? Gone.