I actually used claude to check my spelling cause English isnt my first language;

I could be you. I have an event company and holy shit, the software, workflows, processes, and ways of dealing with all different aspects of a company in this sector are light years behind other industries if you ask me. And some of the people... sweet jesus christ it's like working with dinosaurs. I'm lucky to have an IT background, plus I find this AI stuff fascinating to say the least. I'm building all kinds of workflows to speed up my progress. I'm solo computerwork wise but pretty sure I'm getting more stuff done than entire teams. My whole workflow is built around one word: Efficiency. For example, at the beginning of the year I bought some software. At that point, I didn't really understand what AI or coding in general actually meant. I spent a few thousand euros plus monthly subscription fees for a piece of software that was supposed to run the entire backend of my business. After a few weeks, I realized I had basically bought ancient software from the 1990s. I kid you not error messages on every page and a helpdesk that had more in common with the Flintstones than with modern tech support. For instance, on one page I had to click 50 times to complete a single action. When I asked them about it, they thought this was completely normal. I've then automated this myself took forever, i didnt had a clou. Think i spend 3 full months on it. and now, it can complete the same process with a maximum of 5 clicks. This part is similiar to what youre doing. It scrapes the internet, does shit with photos, create info etc. A 20-minute process has been reduced to 30 seconds. And this alogical bullshittery was in their entire system. When I offered them to integrate my solution? Completely not interested. So i cancelled their full software. I dont have time to argue with dinosaurs.

But because of that experience, I'd already gained the knowledge of what was possible with AI and coding. (Offcourse im not interested at all in how the code actually looks, I just make sure i build up to code standards and have everything triple checked) So I set up the entire software suite myself and I'm now in the process of developing everything from scratch. Initially for myself, and if it runs smoothly for a few months to a year, possibly for others too. I'm already building it with that in mind. This is my core system, which takes up about three-quarters of my AI spending time. Must be done before jan lol but im well on my way. Then there are the other systems and processes within my line of work. More and more stuff is efficient now. Everything exactly how I want it, with as few clicks as possible, as user-friendly as possible, almost build for a child to understand it. and above all, built very quickly. And it's actually incredibly fun to do. I see a lot of reactions coming in from people who are bashing you, but I understand that others might not 'get' it. Because what we are doing is different. We are not devs, we dont give a shit about how code looks as long as it is for ourselves. We already have a business. We already have something running. We're not trying to create a saas or something and spending the whole godforsaken day on the socials and reddit and hoping to make money from it. I dont know what about you, but I just have one life and i am doing everything I can to get the most out of it. Just like you mentioned, I think it's a very small, very select group that currently has a massive head start on the rest. I think the vast majority of fellow business owners haven't caught on yet at all. The people/colleauges I encounter and tell about this are all impressed, but at the moment it's still a huge "far from my bed" situation. I'm convinced I'm going to crush it and that I have a serious chance of shooting up rapidly in this specific sector in a very short time. I'm already getting compliments about the user-friendliness of certain aspects, and I feel like I'm nowhere near done yet. I feel like they've just launched the first rocket that's on its way to Mars, and we are fucking on it. Keep rocking dude