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The Replit 10 Buildathon Winners ![rw-book-cover](https://img.youtube.com/vi/dQoLQCvJTD0/maxresdefault.jpg) 🔗 **Source:** [The Replit 10 Buildathon Winners](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQoLQCvJTD0) > [!note]+ Document Notes > --- > tags: #buildathon #replit #ai-coding #community #developer-experience > author: Replit > source: YouTube > reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQoLQCvJTD0 > date created: 2024-12-20 10:30 > --- > # 🏷️ Title: The Replit 10 Buildathon Winners > ## 🧰 Action Inbox > - [H1] Study winner submission patterns for future buildathons — video content, community engagement #buildathon > - [H2] Implement video strategy for project submissions — 90-second demos with personal story #developer-marketing > - [H3] Engage authentically in developer communities — contribute before promoting #community > ## 🧭 Table of Contents > - [[#📝 Summary]] > - [[#📖 Main Content]] > - [[#🗒️ Notes]] > - [[#📚 References]] > - [[#🗣️ Paraphrase]] > - [[#📰 Newsletter]] > - [[#✅ Action Items]] > - [[#🧪 Hypotheses]] > - [[#📊 Methodology]] > - [[#❓ Questions]] > - [[#🔮 Future Research]] > - [[#💡 Implications]] > - [[#🧠 Learning Styles Assessment]] > - [[#📊 Accessibility Assessment]] > - [[#🌍 DEIB Assessment]] > - [[#✅ Logical Validity]] > - [[#🛡️ DARVO Analysis]] > - [[#🎯 Conclusion]] > ### 🔗 References > - [Replit](https://replit.com) > - [Buildathon Winners Page](https://replit.com/buildathon) > ## 📝 Summary > - Replit announced winners of their 10th anniversary 24-hour buildathon with over 2,100 qualified submissions from 176 countries > - Grand prize winner Nadia built an accessibility tool for deaf children's education, taking home $25,000 > - Selection process emphasized storytelling, community engagement, and real-world problem solving beyond just technical execution > - Winners demonstrated importance of video submissions, authentic community participation, and solving personal pain points > - Event showcased democratization of software development where domain experts can build custom solutions > ## 📖 Main Content > Replit's 10th anniversary buildathon culminated in a winner announcement showcasing how AI-powered development tools are enabling new builders to create meaningful applications. The 24-hour event generated massive participation with over 500,000 projects edited and 4x normal platform load. > The selection process evolved beyond pure technical merit to include storytelling ability, community engagement, and real-world impact. Winners consistently demonstrated three key traits: building solutions for personal pain points, packaging their work with compelling narratives, and actively participating in the community. > Technical accessibility has democratized software creation, allowing domain experts like teachers and small business owners to build custom solutions previously requiring large development teams. This represents a fundamental shift where proximity to problems enables more targeted, effective solutions. > ## 🗒️ Notes > #### ⏱️ [00:00](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=0) — [H1] Buildathon Results Overview > - Key idea: 176 countries participated with over 500,000 projects edited during 24-hour event > - Evidence: "176 countries join over 500,000 projects that were edited or updated" > #### ⏱️ [05:30](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=330) — [H2] Community-Driven Selection Process > - Key idea: Winner selection incorporated crowd intelligence and community signals beyond technical execution > - Evidence: "We were thinking about how you all were going to have like a bigger role in helping us decide" > #### ⏱️ [12:45](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=765) — [H2] Security Feature Updates > - Key idea: Private deployments now available on free accounts with better integration support > - Evidence: "Now we're offering private deployments on free accounts, our starter plan" > #### ⏱️ [18:20](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=1100) — [H1] Third Place Winner - Meeting Bingo > - Key idea: Kaiser's Meeting Bingo embodied playful spirit with viral potential for workplace engagement > - Evidence: "This person embodied the spirit of the competition... I could imagine this going viral" > #### ⏱️ [22:15](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=1335) — [H2] Second Place Winner - Paper Trail > - Key idea: Paper Trail solved family organization problems with strong design and community validation > - Evidence: "Absolute crowd favorite, one of the top replicash earners... useful for the family" > #### ⏱️ [26:30](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=1590) — [H1] Grand Prize Winner - AccessiLearn > - Key idea: Nadia's accessibility tool for deaf children exemplified personal problem-solving with professional execution > - Evidence: "Building something that's close to her heart, a personal passion project... accessibility all around" > #### ⏱️ [32:10](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=1930) — [H2] Importance of Personal Connection > - Key idea: Most creative solutions come from solving personal pain points rather than generic problems > - Evidence: "The most creative thing you can do is the most personal thing to you" > #### ⏱️ [35:45](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=2145) — [H1] Video Content Strategy Importance > - Key idea: Quality video submissions significantly impact winner selection and market success > - Evidence: "Having a video... really helps when it's this type of volume and size scale of competition" > #### ⏱️ [42:20](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=2540) — [H3] Community Engagement Best Practices > - Key idea: Authentic relationship building requires contributing value before self-promotion > - Evidence: "Don't be the commercial break... you want to be the story that people sit down to watch" > #### ⏱️ [38:15](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=2295) — [H2] Democratization of Software Development > - Key idea: Domain experts can now build custom solutions without large development teams > - Evidence: "People that are close to the problem can now custom build applications... perfectly tailored to your customers" > ## 📚 References > - [Replit Buildathon](https://replit.com/buildathon) > - [VibeCon NYC](https://vibe.replit.com) > - [Race to Revenue Series](https://youtube.com/replit) > - [Lenny's Newsletter Buildathon](https://lennysnewsletter.com) > ## 🗣️ Paraphrase > - Winners succeeded by combining technical execution with compelling storytelling and authentic community engagement > - The buildathon demonstrated how AI-powered development tools enable domain experts to create custom solutions for niche problems > - Success requires both building skills and marketing abilities - technical competence alone is insufficient in competitive environments > ## 📰 Newsletter > The Replit 10 Buildathon showcased an exciting trend: developers closest to real problems are building the most innovative solutions. Winners like Nadia, who created accessibility tools for deaf children, demonstrate how personal experience drives breakthrough applications. > Key takeaway for WordPress builders: Your domain expertise is your competitive advantage. Whether you're solving problems in education, local business, or community organizing, you can now build custom solutions that were previously impossible without large development teams. > The winning formula combines technical execution with storytelling ability and authentic community participation. Start building solutions for problems you personally face, document your journey with video content, and engage genuinely with developer communities. > Resources: [Learn WordPress](https://learn.wordpress.org/), [Developer Docs](https://developer.wordpress.org/), [WP-CLI](https://wp-cli.org/) > ## ✅ Action Items > #### DevRel > - Developer advocacy: Study buildathon winner patterns for community program design > - Education: Create workshops on technical storytelling and video content creation > - Developer experience: Implement crowd-sourced evaluation systems for community submissions > - Developer marketing: Develop case studies on personal problem-solving approach > - Community management: Establish authentic engagement guidelines and training > #### OSPO > - Community Engagement: Apply buildathon selection criteria to open source project evaluation > - Developer Support: Create mentorship programs pairing technical and marketing skills > - Strategic Alignment: Measure community health through authentic engagement metrics > #### Community > - Contributors: Recognize contributors who solve personal pain points with broader applications > - Sponsors: Support projects that demonstrate strong storytelling alongside technical merit > - Ecosystem: Foster environments where domain experts can build custom solutions > #### WordPress > - Community: Adapt buildathon engagement strategies for WordCamp and meetup programming > - Training: Develop courses combining technical skills with presentation and marketing abilities > - Design: Create templates and patterns for effective project demonstration videos > - Documentation: Document best practices for technical storytelling and community engagement > - Photos/TV: Produce video content teaching project presentation skills > ## 🧪 Hypotheses > - Personal problem-solving produces more innovative solutions than generic market analysis > - Video content quality correlates strongly with project success in competitive environments > - Authentic community engagement amplifies technical merit in evaluation processes > - Domain expertise combined with accessible development tools disrupts traditional software markets > ### 📊 Methodology > - Analyze correlation between video submission quality and winner selection across multiple buildathons > - Survey community members on engagement preferences and response patterns > - Track long-term success metrics for personal vs. generic problem-solving approaches > ### ❓ Questions > - How can evaluation systems better balance technical merit with storytelling ability? > - What training programs best develop both building and marketing skills simultaneously? > - How do community engagement patterns predict project sustainability and growth? > ### 🔮 Future Research > - Long-term success tracking for buildathon winners in commercial markets > - Analysis of domain expert success rates in software development > - Community engagement pattern studies across different developer platforms > ### 💡 Implications > - Practice: Developers must cultivate storytelling and community engagement alongside technical skills > - Policy: Competition evaluation criteria should explicitly include narrative and engagement components > - Education: Technical education programs need integrated marketing and presentation training > - Funding: Investment decisions should consider founder's domain expertise and community-building ability > ### 🧠 Learning Styles Assessment > Reading level estimate: 10th grade > #### 👀 Visual learners > - Present: Application screenshots, UI demonstrations, design comparisons > - Improve: Process diagrams showing buildathon evaluation workflow, winner selection criteria infographics > #### 🔊 Aural learners > - Present: Full video stream with commentary and discussion > - Improve: Dedicated audio summary highlighting key selection criteria and success patterns > #### 🗣️ Verbal learners > - Present: Detailed explanations of winner characteristics, storytelling examples > - Improve: Glossary of buildathon terminology, comparison tables of submission approaches > #### 🧩 Kinesthetic learners > - Present: Live demonstration of applications, interactive exploration > - Improve: Step-by-step submission preparation checklist, hands-on video creation workshop > #### 🧠 Logical learners > - Present: Structured winner analysis, clear evaluation criteria, statistical results > - Improve: Decision tree for submission optimization, correlation analysis between factors and success > #### 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Social learners > - Present: Community discussion, Discord engagement examples, peer interaction emphasis > - Improve: Group reflection prompts, collaborative evaluation exercises, mentorship matching > #### 🧘‍♀️ Solitary learners > - Present: Individual project development stories, personal problem-solving examples > - Improve: Self-assessment rubric for submission quality, private reflection questions > #### 🌿 Naturalistic learners > - Present: Real-world problem solving, ecosystem thinking about community impact > - Improve: Environmental impact considerations, sustainable development practices integration > ### 📊 Accessibility Assessment > #### Screen reader semantics > - Present: Video has spoken commentary throughout with context > - Improve: Detailed alt text for application screenshots, structured heading hierarchy > #### Keyboard navigation > - Present: Video player supports standard keyboard controls > - Improve: Transcript navigation, skip-to-section links > #### Contrast and readability > - Present: High contrast application interfaces in demonstrations > - Improve: Captions for all spoken content, improved visual contrast in screenshots > #### Media and captions > - Present: Full video content with audio commentary > - Improve: Complete transcript with timestamps, downloadable text version > ### 🌍 DEIB Assessment > #### Cultural breadth > - Present: Global participation with 176 countries represented, international winner recognition > - Improve: Translation of evaluation criteria, multi-language submission support > #### Inclusive language > - Present: Emphasis on accessibility applications and diverse problem-solving approaches > - Improve: Explicit discussion of inclusive design principles, bias recognition in evaluation > #### Neurodiversity support > - Present: Multiple submission formats accepted, various evaluation criteria > - Improve: Alternative presentation methods, sensory-friendly evaluation processes > #### Representation > - Present: Diverse winner demographics, various application domains > - Improve: Explicit equity considerations in evaluation, underrepresented community outreach > ### ✅ Logical Validity > #### Strong reasoning > - Deductive strength: Clear criteria application to winner selection with specific examples > - Inductive strength: Pattern recognition across multiple successful submissions > - Causal reasoning: Links between engagement strategies and evaluation outcomes > - Analogical strength: Comparison between online community building and real-world networking > #### Fallacies > - Survivorship bias: Focus only on winners without analyzing unsuccessful but quality submissions > - False dichotomy: Presenting technical vs. marketing skills as either/or rather than complementary > #### Tone of voice > - Overall tone: Enthusiastic and encouraging while providing constructive feedback, balancing celebration with practical advice > ### 🛡️ DARVO Analysis > - No DARVO patterns detected - content focuses on positive recognition and constructive feedback without defensive positioning > ## 🎯 Conclusion > The Replit 10 Buildathon demonstrates that successful modern development requires technical competence, compelling storytelling, and authentic community engagement. Winners consistently solved personal problems with broader applications, packaged their work professionally, and participated genuinely in developer communities. This signals a democratization of software development where domain expertise combined with accessible tools produces more innovative solutions than traditional approaches. The emphasis on authentic relationship-building over self-promotion provides a model for sustainable community engagement in developer ecosystems. > ## 🧱 Refactor Appendix > ### 📚 Literature Split Pad > ### [H1] Personal problem-solving drives innovation > > [!quote] The Replit 10 Buildathon Winners by Replit via YouTube. Accessed 2024-12-20. > > "The most creative thing you can do is the most personal thing to you." > Winners consistently built solutions for their own pain points. > [view highlight](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=1930) #xref #articleseed ID:rw_replit_personal > ### [H2] Video content impacts competitive success > > [!quote] The Replit 10 Buildathon Winners > > "Having a video really helps when it's this type of volume and size scale of competition." > Quality video submissions significantly improve evaluation outcomes. > [view highlight](https://youtu.be/dQoLQCvJTD0?t=2145) #xref ID:rw_replit_video > --- > ### 🔖 Atomic Split Pad (Zettel Candidates) > #### [Z1] Authentic engagement beats self-promotion > - Applies to developer communities and professional networking contexts > - Evidence from timestamp 42:20 community engagement discussion > - Links: [[Community-Building]] [[Developer-Relations]] > #### [Z2] Domain expertise democratizes software development > - Enabled by AI-powered development tools reducing technical barriers > - Reference timestamp 38:15 on accessibility and custom solutions > - Links: [[AI-Coding]] [[Accessibility]] [[Education-Technology]] > --- > ### ✏️ Fleeting Queue > - [F1] Research buildathon evaluation criteria — analyze winner patterns #fleeting #inbox > - [F2] Create video content strategy template — 90-second demo format #fleeting #inbox > - [F3] Study community engagement examples — Discord participation analysis #fleeting #inbox > --- > ## Full Transcript > [00:10] Heat. Heat. [00:50] drop. [00:55] Hey [01:00] Heat. Heat. N. [01:20] Heat. [01:41] Hey, heat. Hey, heat. [01:46] Heat. [01:59] Heat. [02:28] Heat. Heat. [02:54] What's up? What's up, crew? How are we? [02:57] >> It's always like a backstage dance party [02:59] when this is the first president. Always [03:02] a good time. [03:03] >> Oh man. [03:04] >> Um doing well. [03:05] >> Helps with the pre-show jitters, right? [03:07] Like we talked about this like those [03:08] never go away. So nice to just kind of [03:11] dance those off a little bit. [03:13] >> Yeah. No, we're excited. Uh it's it's [03:15] been a heck of a week. Uh I think we've [03:17] you know we've done we've been we've [03:18] seen a lot. We've done a lot. It's been [03:20] amazing to kind of just finally get back [03:22] together, get back to our normal, you [03:23] know, Friday showcase. Our deep dive [03:25] earlier on Tuesday was also great. And [03:27] we're just excited. I mean, we have a [03:29] lot of surprises coming up and and [03:30] obviously we're all here for one very [03:32] big reason and we're excited to kind of [03:34] share more about um you know, some of [03:36] the results of of what's happening with [03:38] uh you know, the the buildathon. Um and [03:40] also just ahead of time all the time [03:43] just thank you all so much for the folks [03:44] that are you know here joining us in the [03:46] chat of course you know KG was your [03:48] supporting uh Kazier uh cloud boy Tommy [03:52] Tommy we we've been talking about you [03:54] know office uh just all the cool things [03:58] you've been up to in the chatio [04:00] >> let's see those W's in the chat for [04:02] Tommy where's the Tommy crew [04:03] >> yeah W's in the chat exactly for Tommy [04:07] uh so yeah it's been absolutely amazing [04:09] and and yeah I'm glad to be back. I'm [04:10] stoked. [04:11] >> I saw a comment on X that we should do [04:14] this every 10 years. I'm like, we should [04:15] do it every Replet birthday. [04:18] >> Listen y'all, we like to sleep. Y'all [04:20] need to chill out with that. [04:22] >> I know, right? [04:22] >> The Well, and they keep getting bigger. [04:24] And so, I think we're part of what we'll [04:26] talk about today is like the process and [04:28] a little bit of, you know, how how the [04:29] winner selection happened. And yeah, [04:31] like it's it's always exciting to share [04:33] this and we're learning. You know, the [04:34] the retro we did was super cool to kind [04:36] of dive in and the feedback from that's [04:38] been super great. And just generally [04:39] watching you all build in this community [04:41] grow has been unreal. Uh how helpful you [04:43] all are to each other and just like the [04:47] spirit. I saw a bunch of posts about [04:49] like hey we'd all like the to win but [04:50] like the relationships that we've made [04:52] uh the people we've met and so I really [04:55] think um we're seeing like this base [04:57] layer of this really cool new thing [04:59] sprouting up here and I can just feel [05:01] like these connections and that energy [05:02] kind of percolating throughout all of [05:03] it. So again as a community professional [05:05] it's just super cool to watch. So, [05:07] absolutely. And I think that's one of [05:08] the number one things. Look, the build [05:10] fun is awesome. 24-hour build is great, [05:11] but really what we're, you know, [05:12] obviously we're biased here on the [05:14] community team, but what we really want [05:15] to see is people kind of getting [05:16] together, collaborating, and we saw so [05:18] much of that. So many folks, you know, [05:20] DM me, let me know like the only reason [05:21] they joined a buildathon was to be able [05:22] to join a Discord, right? And be able to [05:24] connect with each other, build with each [05:25] other, collaborate. And a huge thank you [05:27] to everyone that made that such a [05:29] special and welcoming place. Like we [05:30] didn't have any big issues or or or [05:32] anything that kind of uh, you know, [05:34] caught our attention in any bad way. If [05:36] anything, we saw just incredible, [05:37] incredible relationships being built. A [05:39] huge shout out to um Eeris and and and [05:41] KG who really kind of held down the fort [05:43] on the Discord side. Um we were in there [05:45] trying to, you know, uh support as much [05:47] as we could, answer your questions, you [05:48] know, up elevate some of those tickets [05:50] you brought in there, but really we're [05:51] trying to make it more of a longer term [05:53] home. So again, thank you all for for [05:55] making it so special and such a cool [05:57] place for us to build together as a [05:59] community. Um a lot more to come soon. [06:01] >> Also fun to see some new people stepping [06:03] up, too. I think I saw a couple of posts [06:04] from Kaiser like posting his own website [06:08] reviews on there. Some other folks [06:09] jumping in there. So, [06:10] >> bro, let me tell you what happened with [06:12] this. We were doing this Discord. Uh, by [06:14] the way, we got to boost. We got to we [06:16] got to max out that uh Discord server [06:18] because we're like hitting, you know, [06:19] limits. But anyway, um after our event, [06:23] like you guys just jumped in like some [06:25] of some people were having a little bit [06:26] of issue. I don't know if it was [06:27] connection issues with Discord or kind [06:28] of what was going on. Um, but like I [06:31] popped in after our office hours and [06:33] there's like 20 25 people in there just [06:35] kind of doing their own thing. You guys [06:37] are doing your own reviews. Um, again, [06:40] so just a cool testament of like what's [06:41] happening that we're not orchestrating, [06:43] right? Like the it's kind of cool when a [06:45] company starts something like this, but [06:46] when you all start building things, when [06:48] you all start self-organizing, like [06:49] that's the the cool stuff that like [06:51] again sprouts its own little ecosystem [06:53] and it own little universe. And so we've [06:55] seen a couple things with like Beta [06:56] Bloom and um oh, what is it? the solo [06:59] boardroom. Um I'm blanking on your name [07:01] right now, but you've uh been so helpful [07:03] in helping just kind of identify like [07:04] different projects and you know like [07:06] some of you have really stepped up uh so [07:08] much. Tasha and uh some of the old um [07:10] the agent for Buildathon folks have [07:12] really kind of helped this new batch of [07:14] people get in and up to speed and so um [07:17] yeah just again great to see it. It's [07:19] great to see it all. [07:20] >> Love all of you. Thank you so much. Lots [07:22] to cover today. Of course, we're going [07:25] to re reveal [07:27] Replet 10 Buildathon winners. But first, [07:31] we got to catch you up on some of the [07:32] great things that have been happening [07:34] here in Replet. And of course, we've got [07:38] to kick off with [07:42] free agent day and what happened over [07:45] the weekend. Francisco, you want to tell [07:47] us about this? [07:48] >> Yeah, absolutely. I mean, over the [07:49] weekend, as we all know, we hosted a [07:51] 24-hour buildathon. uh you know a [07:53] Saturday from 5:00 a.m. to Sunday at [07:54] 5:00 a.m. um and just were anyone was [07:56] able to build, you know, all those ideas [07:58] and products they've always wanted to [07:59] create and you definitely went out there [08:02] and built. Um it was absolutely [08:04] incredible to see so many [08:06] >> um and just unbelievable, right? The [08:08] community really stepped up and you know [08:09] we had 176 countries join over 500,000 [08:13] projects that were edited or updated. Uh [08:15] over $10,000 in credits were used at one [08:18] point by a single user which was very [08:20] interesting to see. [08:21] >> Reveal yourself. I want to know who was [08:22] that and how did you do it? change your [08:24] skills. [08:25] >> Exactly. [08:26] >> Well, you know, we saw those tweets [08:27] where people were really kind of like, [08:28] okay, now I have unlimited. Let's really [08:30] use like, you know, the product to its [08:31] limits like here are my 10 agents. Here [08:33] are my 15 agents working in parallel. [08:35] And it was just absolutely incredible, [08:36] you know, really inspiring to see. And I [08:39] mean, along with all of that, you know, [08:40] we saw 4x the load. I remember very [08:43] early on we hit, you know, some early [08:44] peaks. And a huge shout out to the [08:46] engineering team and everyone here who [08:47] stayed around, you know, or some folks I [08:49] remember getting in, I run 4 in the [08:51] morning and I was like, hey, good [08:52] morning. like, "No, no, good night." [08:54] They were heading out, you know, and we [08:56] had folks coming in the entire 24 hours. [08:58] But truly, it was just absolutely [09:00] spectacular, you know, to to be a part [09:02] of it, to see people come together, [09:04] collaborate, support one another, and [09:06] just again um understand what is [09:08] possible, you know, with the tool and [09:10] just anything anyone with a great idea [09:11] can now create um and really kind of [09:13] just, you know, lowering that that um [09:16] bar to be able to kind of, you know, um [09:19] build your own projects and bringing [09:20] them to life. So, um, again, thank you [09:22] all to everyone that came out. We [09:24] doubled discord size, um, you know, of [09:26] the server and we're going to be [09:28] investing [09:29] a lot more into programming there and [09:31] just so much more to come. But yeah, [09:33] absolutely amazing. [09:34] >> And on the buildathon, um, I think a lot [09:37] of people were surprised in terms of [09:39] what they can get done in 24 hours. I [09:42] kept seeing that all over the place that [09:44] they were just like shocked. One, you [09:46] have a tool like Replet that could just [09:48] let you go, but two, it's also kind of a [09:50] mindset thing. There's this idea that [09:52] the the time you give yourself for a [09:54] task matters. If you give yourself a [09:57] week to do something um versus 24 hours, [10:00] you can do that thing in 24 hours versus [10:03] a week. So the, you know, based on that [10:05] timeline that you have for yourself, [10:06] it's it doesn't matter. The work's still [10:07] going to get done. And so I think a lot [10:09] of people saw that and I just love [10:11] seeing those posts that I that that came [10:13] across my profile. [10:14] >> Yeah, absolutely. No, and it was just [10:16] great, right? And I mean you can study [10:18] and study like anything else in life and [10:19] read as many books and articles online, [10:21] YouTube videos, but until you start [10:23] playing with it, that's when the real [10:24] learning begins. And I think a lot of [10:26] the community took advantage of that. So [10:27] huge thanks. And also huge thanks to a [10:29] couple different streamers, you know, [10:30] Cloud Boy, Tommy, um, Kazir, who [10:33] basically just encouraged people to [10:34] just, you know, get out there and get [10:35] started. So again, huge shout out to the [10:37] community. [10:38] >> Awesome. Very neat. Okay, so more to [10:40] come on that. Of course, we're going to [10:41] announce the Bilaththon winners in just [10:44] a bit. But some other news from Replet. [10:47] Good news here. Now, all of your app [10:50] deployments are private by default. And [10:54] the really big news here is that now [10:56] we're offering private deployments on [10:59] free accounts, our starter plan. So, [11:01] previously, if you had one of these [11:04] plans, the free account, the only way [11:06] you could publish an app was by making [11:08] it public. Now you can make it private. [11:11] And so I think this is going to help a [11:13] lot of people build new cool interesting [11:15] things without the fear of like having [11:17] it be out there and just play around [11:19] with your own data and your in your [11:20] applications. And then you know before [11:22] you're ready you can have it be [11:23] privately deployed and then when you're [11:25] ready to share with the world then you [11:27] can of course share publicly. But I [11:28] thought that was a really nice um [11:30] feature that we rolled out this week. [11:34] Update number two here is now you can um [11:39] build out better integrations to tools [11:41] like GitHub, Slack, and Stripe in [11:44] private apps as well. So, previously if [11:46] you wanted to say connect your [11:48] application to your Slack, you'd had to [11:51] you'd had to deploy that application [11:53] publicly. Some people didn't want to do [11:55] that. Of course, if you're also in a [11:56] business, you might want to do not do [11:58] that as well. So now we've made it [12:00] easier for you to have those [12:02] integrations work without having to make [12:06] that application public as well. So [12:08] again more on just keeping you secure, [12:10] keeping you safe and making it easier [12:12] easier for you to run your applications [12:14] how you want. And again, especially for [12:16] our business users, this is going to be [12:17] a big hit for them. So check that out. [12:21] Uh security, again, security is a theme [12:23] here at Reply. keep pounding on this. [12:25] And again, you know, this is thanks to [12:27] all of the efforts that we're doing on [12:28] the enterprise side. Last week, we had [12:30] Cody and Nick on the show from the [12:32] enterprise team tell us about how Replet [12:34] is taking off for businesses and larger [12:36] organizations. And so, as they ask us to [12:39] build out things, I think we're just [12:40] rolling that out to everyone. If it's [12:42] good enough for these big companies, [12:43] it's good enough for everyone. So, a big [12:45] update to our security center. Now, it's [12:47] 2.0, making it easier for you to manage [12:50] applications in your organization. And [12:53] this has actually been a big theme. I've [12:54] been having these conversations with [12:55] folks, IT folks at companies because [12:57] right now like vibe coding makes it easy [12:59] for operators to go and build out their [13:01] own applications, but that can be [13:02] potentially a nightmare if you're in the [13:04] IT side managing all those applications [13:07] and this work that's coming from new [13:09] builders. So we're putting in a lot of [13:10] work to make it easier for those IT [13:13] professionals to sleep at night and also [13:15] just leadership at organizations feeling [13:16] comfortable that they can roll out a [13:18] tool like Replet to their non-technical [13:20] people the new builders new vibe coders [13:23] and things are not going to leak apps [13:25] are not going to get accidentally [13:27] published publicly and just keep the [13:28] organization overall safe while allowing [13:31] people to build their own internal apps [13:32] and their applications. So really nice [13:34] to see that update. Um, also this week [13:39] we announced a buildathon with Lenny's [13:41] newsletter. If you're unfamiliar with [13:43] this newsletter, very popular in the [13:45] tech space. Lenny, I think was at [13:47] Airbnb. Um, just has a great great [13:50] content. You should follow him. But he's [13:53] hosting a billathon with Replet. And the [13:55] idea is that they're he's giving you [13:57] access to all of his transcripts and [14:00] from his shows and his and his [14:02] newsletter writeups. And then you're [14:03] going to have to build something [14:04] interesting using Replet of course on [14:06] top of that data. But some really cool [14:08] prizes there. It's going to be running [14:09] for a couple of weeks. So definitely [14:11] encourage you to go and check that out. [14:13] And it would be really awesome if we had [14:15] somebody from the Discord from the [14:16] community take down this prize um just [14:19] to kind of like showcase it internally [14:21] as well. So go check that out. That's [14:23] >> right. You guys got to go take over the [14:24] the Lenny's Buildathon, y'all. We got to [14:26] go represent. Show them how Show them [14:28] how to do. [14:29] >> I know you guys got the inside track. Go [14:31] take those down. You should be taking [14:32] down all of these buildathons [14:34] everywhere, guys. Like we had a [14:36] buildathon with 11 Labs, too. Like, look [14:38] out for those. Those are great. And [14:39] maybe it's something that you're already [14:40] building. Maybe just you just package [14:42] that up, do a nice little video, and you [14:44] submit it and you win some extra credits [14:46] and some extra prizes and get some [14:48] additional recognition. Also, race to [14:51] revenue. I think this has been a big [14:52] theme for us is this idea is that okay [14:54] like first step is of course getting [14:56] your app but really what we're after is [14:59] g getting you to that first dollar to [15:01] those first users and so you're going to [15:03] see a lot more content from us here on [15:05] the replica side around that. Let's get [15:07] you to your first sale. Let's get you to [15:10] your first transaction. And so, Race to [15:12] Revenue is a very well put together [15:14] series that we launched a couple weeks [15:16] ago where we followed builders as they [15:19] build out their business with Replet. I [15:21] think we have 10 episodes for this [15:23] season. We have episode number two that [15:24] just dropped. I'll drop a link to that [15:26] in the chat. Go check it out. Very well [15:29] produced. And then also, we're going to [15:31] be doing something similar to that. I [15:33] think we have something scheduled for [15:34] June where we're going to invite people [15:36] on the show and live. We're going to be [15:38] working with them to build out their [15:39] businesses on Replet. Again, with the [15:41] idea is we're trying to get to that [15:42] first sale, that first dollar, and just [15:45] kind of help you get those initial [15:46] users. So, um, to get a preview of that, [15:49] go check out Race to Revenue, subscribe [15:51] to our YouTube channel, and be on the [15:52] lookout for more episodes on that [15:54] series. Really well done. [15:56] >> Dropping too much alpha here, y'all. [16:00] I [16:00] >> I mean, we love to celebrate that. You [16:02] see you see us on online just like as [16:04] soon as somebody makes their first sale, [16:06] we're like, "Yeah, awesome. Amazing. [16:07] First user, that's where we want to get [16:09] to. That's the ultimate goal for a lot [16:11] of folks. Vipcon NYC [16:14] happening in June. This is going to be [16:19] such a great time. We're putting in a [16:22] lot of effort into this. And if you look [16:23] at some of the visuals, we played a [16:26] promo for this at the top of the show. [16:28] This is going to be really, really fun. [16:30] So, if you're on the stream, if you're [16:32] in the community, you got to try really, [16:34] really hard to be here. So excited about [16:36] this. What are you thinking about this, [16:37] Francisco Ram? you pumped about this? [16:40] >> Oh, it's going to be great. We're [16:41] excited. Uh scheduled to come out very [16:43] very soon. Um and yeah, I mean, it's [16:44] going to be a wonderful time to be able [16:46] to really just kind of, you know, go [16:48] check out the intersection of creativity [16:50] and and AI. I think it's a not the [16:52] typical type of conference that you [16:53] expect. Um we have Spike Jones, uh you [16:56] know, as as a as a speaker and there's [16:57] just so much more there. So, um very [16:59] excited for for for more updates to come [17:01] there. [17:02] >> Yeah. And I can't overemphasize the [17:04] value if you can find your way to these [17:07] types of events. Uh if you think the [17:09] energy online at a buildathon like this [17:11] or people building in Discord is like [17:14] electric or the connections you make are [17:16] useful, just wait till these kind of [17:19] events happen and you start getting to [17:21] these meetups and these and these little [17:22] conferences that are like there's [17:24] nothing like it. Uh the value you will [17:26] get from you know like forget about the [17:28] talks like that's great. like the talks [17:30] are going to be great, the production [17:31] value, the food, everything. The [17:32] relationships you're going to make and [17:34] the connections you will make at these [17:35] types of events uh will set and [17:37] establish your career. Uh they can [17:39] literally the boost you can get from [17:40] these types of things is unreal. Uh I'm [17:42] not just trying to pitch this event. [17:43] This could literally be meetups you're [17:44] working on or whatever. You know, start [17:46] trying to take some of this community [17:47] building offline, but an event like [17:48] Vivecon is a uh yeah, an amazing [17:51] opportunity to start connecting with [17:53] again other folks in this community. [17:55] >> And you're gonna get to meet me, Rhymar, [17:57] Francisco, and the rest of the team. So [17:59] >> that's right. Yeah, [18:00] >> I that's got to be worth a ticket a [18:01] little bit. Just saying. [18:04] >> Totally. Um, also coming up next week, [18:09] we've got a huge lineup of shows for all [18:12] of you. So we're going to be at Saster. [18:15] This is a big conferences for B2B [18:18] companies that are using AI. It's [18:20] happening in San Francisco. So me, [18:23] Francisco, and Rhymar are going to be [18:25] there live and we're going to be live [18:27] streaming from that conference. I think [18:30] we have maybe like nine hours, 12 hours [18:33] of live streams lined up for that on [18:35] Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Um the [18:39] um Luma events are on our calendar for [18:41] this. So go on to our Luma calendar and [18:43] sign up for these events. I think it's [18:45] going to be really, really fun. [18:48] >> Going to be awesome. Yeah, I'm excited. [18:50] And yeah, a lot of the office will be [18:52] there is what I'm gonna say. It is [18:53] literally in our backyard. We're in [18:54] Foster City. This is in Sanonteo. It's [18:55] like a 10-minute drive away. So, anyone [18:58] I mean, Cody, Nick, we're all going to [19:00] be there. It's going to be a wonderful [19:01] time. So, if you're going to in the [19:02] area, please swing by. Um, always love [19:04] to to meet with folks. [19:05] >> And this is like a like a big event. How [19:08] many people are going to be there? Like, [19:09] what did I see like 10,000 60,000? What [19:12] was the number? Like, I don't even like [19:14] >> I was looking at the website the other. [19:15] I was like, no way there's gonna be. [19:16] It's like a whole campus. There's like [19:17] like it's not just like a little [19:18] conference. It's like a whole thing. I'm [19:20] like, "Oh, man. Y'all do it different [19:21] out there, huh?" [19:22] >> Totally. And some big some big names, [19:24] too. I think like like like Yeah, people [19:27] from all the major players are going to [19:28] be there. Um, so [19:30] >> yeah. [19:31] >> No, it's going to be really fun. And [19:32] then for us, we're trying, you know, we [19:34] have this new concept of live live [19:35] streaming from conferences that we're [19:37] trying out. So, if anything, tune in to [19:40] see how we do with that and see us sweat [19:43] a little bit. [19:44] >> It'll be a great time. [19:45] >> It'll be good. Okay, cool. Uh, I think [19:48] those are all the updates that I had. [19:50] Yeah. So, let's go back here and let's [19:54] talk winners. [19:56] Chat, are you excited to to to see who [19:59] won who took down these prizes for [20:02] Replet 10? [20:03] >> And just to clarify, there's a lot of [20:05] like, oh, did the winners already know? [20:06] No, we're all going to find out together [20:08] here on stream. Uh, we're all it's all a [20:10] big surprise. And, um, a couple of thing [20:13] uh, you know, questions on how we're [20:14] going to do it. Uh we were thinking [20:16] about going, you know, three, two, one, [20:18] and then going over to the honorable [20:19] mentions and then going through some of [20:21] these uh different projects and it was [20:23] not easy. We will very clearly tell you [20:25] it was not easy. It never is. I feel [20:26] like every time it gets a little harder. [20:28] What do you think, Rymore? [20:29] >> Oh man, I mean it's one of those things [20:32] that when you see the submissions coming [20:33] through and you're just like, how are we [20:35] going to do this? You know, um and so [20:38] just like we learned with the the [20:40] technical rundown of the of the site, [20:42] we're learning how to triage these [20:44] entries. uh trying to figure out how to [20:45] tap into the crowd intelligence. So we [20:47] talked uh this time about how you all [20:50] were going to have like a bigger role in [20:53] uh helping us decide. Um and so maybe we [20:56] can talk a little bit about that as we [20:57] go as well, how the selection process [20:59] happened, a little bit of like the tools [21:01] we built to help um you know determine [21:05] who and how we were going to select [21:06] these winners. Um, and we don't want to [21:08] reveal too much cuz you guys are game. [21:10] Like you guys are like literally every [21:12] every little nook and cranny we build, [21:14] you guys like try to find a thing to [21:16] like slide in there, you know? And so [21:17] like it's funny. Every time we build a [21:19] little feature, we got to build like a [21:20] little protect the feature from being [21:22] exploited also. And so this it's just a [21:25] interesting cat and mouse little game [21:26] here happening. But uh it's been a lot [21:28] of fun to see and you guys put a lot of [21:29] work into this and we're excited to yeah [21:31] run down the winners here. Rhymire built [21:33] out his his own replicash fraud [21:35] detection system, too. [21:37] >> Literally, the team always laughs when [21:38] they find out we need [21:39] >> there's like a black market for replic. [21:43] >> Not only that, but like even just the [21:45] tags like I had to build a system to [21:47] manage the tags because you know you [21:49] guys are like playing games with tags [21:50] and stuff and so it's like it's just I [21:52] don't know it's uh it's fun. It's [21:54] interesting. um you start thinking about [21:56] like all the things that must be going [21:58] on on the internet scale like how you [21:59] know how many people are trying to do [22:00] things and going back to security and [22:02] how important it is for some of this [22:03] stuff to be robust and like all the [22:05] things you don't even know that you need [22:06] to think about as you do things like [22:08] this right like things that pop up so [22:10] it's just I don't know it's it's been a [22:11] lot of fun it's like this cat-and- mouse [22:12] game um yeah it's you know I don't [22:15] whatever game on I guess [22:17] >> yeah it's awesome and again thank you [22:20] all for participating like I the true [22:22] you know you know as the saying goes [22:24] like maybe the winners were like, you [22:25] know, the friends we made along the way. [22:26] I think that really is what this is [22:28] about. Um, and thank you all so much for [22:30] participating, being a part of it. Um, [22:32] it's truly what made it special. Um, but [22:34] yeah, we're we're excited to to yeah, [22:36] dig in here a little bit. [22:38] >> And on that note, the winners are [22:44] >> Just kidding. We're going to go through [22:45] them one by one. Okay. So, so here's how [22:48] it's going to work. We're g to start [22:50] with third place winner and then we're [22:52] going to work work our way up to the [22:53] grand prize and then we're going to talk [22:54] about the honorable mentions. So with [22:58] that, [22:58] >> God bless. Hang on, I got to log in. [23:00] >> Oh, okay. The anticipation is building. [23:04] >> Got booted. [23:05] >> Okay, [23:06] >> we're going to go with third place. So [23:08] in the chat, who do you think won third [23:10] place? Chat, let us know who who you bid [23:13] on. We need to put put together like a [23:14] little poly market on this stuff, too. [23:17] >> Rhyard. Yeah. for for next for the next [23:19] build of thought. [23:20] >> Well, so speaking of I mean that's [23:22] exactly what we're kind of talking about [23:24] is figuring out like um [23:28] >> like yeah, how do you how do you make [23:29] this a little bit more robust, right? Um [23:31] and use the crowd intelligence, you [23:33] know, we'll talk a little bit about [23:34] that, but okay. So, um I think if you [23:37] refresh [23:40] >> should be on the third place. Yeah. Yep. [23:43] >> You want to talk a little bit about like [23:44] first like third place like why why this [23:46] stood out then we'll do the reveal. Oh [23:48] yeah. Um [23:50] maybe you refresh the page and we'll [23:51] announce it and we'll we'll we'll talk [23:52] about what what uh what happened. Yeah. [23:55] So this app is like super fun, just [23:58] playful. Uh this person embodied the [24:00] spirit of the competition. We just [24:02] talked about this a little bit. Uh [24:04] Kaiser uh this meeting bingo is just [24:08] like a fun playful concept and I could [24:10] imagine this going viral. this uh the [24:13] idea of like playing bingo in the [24:14] background while you're on like company [24:16] calls. Uh look at this like hard stop. [24:19] Sorry, I was on mute. Uh is this like [24:21] just if this thing's come up in a call, [24:24] it's like you mark this. So it's the [24:25] idea is that you share this bingo card [24:27] with like maybe your co-workers behind [24:29] the scenes and I I think you can even [24:30] like make a bet on here. So you gamble [24:33] with your friends about like things that [24:34] are happening. So I can just imagine [24:35] being on a call trying not to laugh my [24:37] ass off cuz somebody could bingo on this [24:39] thing. And I don't know, it just again [24:42] fun concept, spirit of the competition, [24:46] worked his ass off. Uh yeah, congrats um [24:49] Kaiser. [24:50] >> This is so fun. And also this will this [24:52] will keep you locked into the meeting [24:53] because sometimes like there's some lows [24:55] in the meeting. You kind of want to like [24:56] check your social media or whatever, but [24:57] no, you're going to be glued to that [24:59] meeting because you're going to want to [25:00] fill out your bingo card. [25:02] >> Yes. Um and it's it's just fun. I [25:04] literally I could just imagine like the [25:06] the homies at the company in the [25:08] background like waiting for Sally always [25:12] says such and such or yeah I don't know [25:14] it's uh fun playful um [25:17] >> there's a live feed here on the right [25:18] hand side [25:20] what [25:22] >> yeah and it's a very easy to jump in and [25:24] out of like you know you share a code [25:26] and basically anyone can play um I [25:28] thought it was just slick I remember I [25:30] had a a really good friend shout out to [25:31] Derek Anderson who one of his first apps [25:33] he ever created was uh uh uh wasted [25:36] meeting minutes. He did not like [25:37] meetings. So like anytime they basically [25:39] had a meeting that everyone thought was [25:41] not worth the time, they would just, you [25:43] know, pitch in and vote on it and then [25:45] they would just, you know, tally up how [25:46] much was at the end of the month. It's [25:47] just a silly game. It's just fun to play [25:49] with. And that's one of the things that [25:51] like I want folks to like also [25:52] understand is we're really diving in [25:54] there and trying to play with these as [25:55] much as we can. Like we will, you know, [25:57] pull up the app. We will play with it. [25:59] We will try to like, you know, explore [26:01] it. you'll see like myself and our [26:02] different, you know, team members going [26:04] in on the expo or creating accounts and [26:06] logging in. So, um, and this was just [26:08] fun. It was just fun. We kind of started [26:09] playing with it and it was a great time. [26:11] >> That's so funny. You can put in your own [26:13] taglines here. [26:15] >> Uhhuh. [26:15] >> So, I said, um, let's take this offline, [26:17] I guess. What are some common things [26:19] that people say reply? Like, take this [26:20] offline. Is that documented? Can it be [26:23] faster? Why does it take so long? [26:25] >> No. It's all about [26:28] >> all of us. [26:31] Oh boy. [26:32] >> Uh [26:33] >> yeah, [26:33] >> cool. This is really [26:35] >> cool. And then again, [26:36] >> the an ancillary stuff doesn't hurt, [26:39] right? Like the fact that super involved [26:41] in the Discord, doing all the other [26:44] stuff like, [26:45] >> you know, you want to find ways to stand [26:46] out, right? Like take some leadership, [26:48] start organizing different things, you [26:50] know, start adding value in the [26:51] community and um I don't know, also [26:54] build really cool stuff. So like you got [26:55] to again, you got to be the whole [26:56] package. Congratulations, Kaiser. And [26:59] thank you so much for jumping in there [27:00] and being proactive and helping [27:01] everybody else. I think that really [27:02] helps. Builds a lot of goodwill, right? [27:03] You build something really cool. And [27:05] he's also like critiquing other people's [27:06] websites. He's probably taking that and [27:08] incorporating back into his own project [27:10] and people see it and then people go and [27:11] they evaluate. They check it out. They [27:13] give it replica cash. It gets on our [27:15] radar. Um, so thank you so much, Kaiser. [27:17] Been great having you in this [27:18] competition. [27:20] Cool. Very. Okay. So that is third place [27:23] meeting Bingo. And he's Kaiser. [27:25] Congratulations taking down $3,000 in [27:28] cash and it's an and right uh Francisco [27:33] and 10k in credits. Is that fair or is [27:35] it it's not right? [27:37] >> Oh yes. Now it is now yes that is [27:40] correct. [27:40] >> It's like programming and or that [27:43] matters. Um so yes and so 13K in prizes. [27:47] Wow. Amazing. Kaiser, how about that [27:49] dude? Kaiser's going to be celebrating [27:51] this weekend tonight. Dude, pop that [27:53] champagne. Okay. Yeah, [27:55] >> second place. Let's talk about second [27:57] place. [27:58] >> Yeah, so [27:59] this was also a crowd absolute favorite, [28:04] one of the top replicash earners. Uh [28:08] signals all across the board about this [28:11] uh this application. Um [28:15] useful for the family. Uh just one of [28:18] those things that helps you kind of [28:19] organize. It seems like so obvious. Uh [28:21] the design really caught our attention. [28:24] Uh lots of you know just yeah colors and [28:27] thought and um anyway uh paper trail [28:30] really just stood out across the board [28:32] takes home second place 17,000 uh total [28:35] uh between cash and um [28:40] uh [28:40] >> credits [28:41] >> credits [28:42] like yeah um [28:44] >> I always say tokens by accident they [28:45] give me credits. [28:46] >> Yeah. So, um, and if you refresh the, [28:50] um, yeah, if you refresh the winners [28:53] page, that will also be, um, yeah, set [28:56] up and ready to rock. [28:57] >> Yeah, I I should be Do you should not [28:59] see the my screen? [29:00] >> Screen share. Yep. [29:01] >> Yep. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Cool. So, yeah. [29:03] So, uh, second place, paper trail. And [29:05] then, how do I demo this? Do I just go? [29:08] >> Uh, you have to create your account. [29:10] Yeah. Um, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, [29:14] >> yeah, let's do that. [29:15] >> Yeah. And I love this login with Replet [29:17] for I know the clerk stuff's great. I [29:19] know the um like other there's other [29:21] options, but for the buildathons and for [29:23] these internal tools and stuff, making [29:24] it easy for us to get in there. I saw [29:26] like a number of you um uh doing like [29:29] little, hey, here's the buildathon story [29:31] or here's like the link for the demo [29:32] stuff. So, just great job um you know, [29:34] doing some of that. [29:36] >> And the idea here is I go in and I [29:38] create a workspace for my family. [29:41] >> Yeah. And this is this is like um you [29:43] know scan the little thing that your son [29:46] brought home from school and your your [29:48] daughter has this assignment that's due [29:49] tomorrow and uh you know she told you [29:52] about it but you forgot or it was pinned [29:53] to the refrigerator and it fell behind [29:54] and now you don't remember like what So [29:56] it's like organizing all these things [29:57] that just get handed out at school or [29:59] this thing that you see you know on the [30:01] street somewhere or whatever. It's just [30:03] starting to capture all these different [30:05] things and then help you as a family [30:06] kind of organize um the briefings and [30:09] like what you know the what's the family [30:12] supposed to be up to. Um so yeah just [30:14] again another super active in the [30:16] community very um very strong signals [30:20] not from the person themselves building [30:22] this but from other people uh testing [30:24] scoring and interacting with it. Um so [30:27] yeah just um well done across the board. [30:30] >> Awesome. super helpful, too. Like, yeah, [30:32] I I can see how this could be helpful to [30:35] my family. So, definitely worth checking [30:37] out really. And the design is really [30:39] nice. It pops, as we mentioned, like the [30:41] design communicates a lot, right? You [30:43] can clearly see this is like for [30:44] families. It's fun. It's it's popping in [30:48] there. So, that's that that I think that [30:49] helps a lot. [30:51] >> Yeah. [30:51] >> Cool. So, [30:52] >> yep. [30:53] >> Congratulations, [30:54] Ryan [ __ ] Is it a horror? Um, [30:58] congratulations on taking down second [31:00] place. Okay, so we're at second place [31:02] now. Hey everybody, are you ready for [31:05] the grand prize reveal? [31:08] Um, one second. Let me pull the Let me [31:11] hit the button on the back there. Give [31:13] me one second right quick. Um, this one. [31:18] Okay, this one I didn't see for a while. [31:20] Like the first time I saw this one, I [31:22] was like, I don't know about this, you [31:25] know? And then I dug in and then the [31:28] project kind of just um [31:30] I think in Discord you popped in um and [31:35] shared and it caught our attention and [31:37] um the way you package this up, the [31:40] design, the concept, the use case, kind [31:43] of everything that this thing does, the [31:45] story behind it. Um even if you click uh [31:47] yeah, like scroll down this whole thing, [31:49] uh the product tour is great. It's a [31:51] it's a great uh version of an AI video. [31:53] A lot of you guys did AI videos that [31:55] were bad. This this one again is like a [31:58] good way to do a product demo video [32:00] that's uh AI. Um click up top where it [32:02] says the watch the story at the replet [32:04] buildathon. Um all the way in the top [32:06] nav. [32:08] >> Uh ah thank you. [32:10] >> Yep. Um so again packaged up a little [32:13] story about you know the buildathon [32:15] itself [32:16] >> what you built you know like the spirit [32:17] of the competition again organizing the [32:19] things that you worked on. um the use [32:23] case of you know the need this is [32:25] serving for for you and the the the [32:28] world you live in. Um again we talk [32:30] about that like insight insider [32:33] knowledge and like building things to [32:34] solve really personalized [32:37] um uh problems like this is the [32:40] embodiment of that [32:42] >> you know um love it. And so, yeah, and [32:44] again, just the spirit of packaging this [32:47] up, putting it together, telling us the [32:50] story, building something beautiful that [32:52] we're excited to kind of put out in the [32:54] world and help you distribute. Like, [32:56] this is this is it, right? The the the [32:58] app is smooth. Everything works nicely. [33:01] Um, it's just [33:04] well well done, you know? Like, that's [33:06] all I can say. [33:07] >> And dude, check out this onboarding [33:09] product tour. This is really nice. [33:11] >> It's beautiful. everything about it. [33:12] This is like well thought out front to [33:15] back. Nadia, you like outdid yourself [33:17] here. Um [33:19] >> yeah, just kudos across the board. [33:21] >> And as we're doing the critiques, how [33:23] many times do we just get dropped into a [33:25] platform on the back end and we're like, [33:27] "Okay, what am I doing here?" So, this [33:29] is like a really nice way just to [33:31] introduce someone really fast to your [33:33] overall platform and show them around, [33:35] get them going. This is really, really [33:38] neat. And yeah, I mean, what I like [33:40] about this is it's It's this idea that [33:42] now that programming and software is [33:45] becoming so much more readily available. [33:47] It means that people that are close to [33:50] the problem can now custom build [33:52] applications that they see in the real [33:55] world that they think are just going to [33:57] be most impactful. And so I think you [34:00] know previously you had a world where [34:01] software was so expensive so you needed [34:03] to have like a large user base to build [34:06] these things out. Now, if you're running [34:09] these lectures or you're doing these [34:10] types of classes, you know exactly what [34:12] your students need. You can go and you [34:13] can build this out in 24 hours. The fact [34:15] this got done in 24 hours is crazy. And [34:18] it's like perfectly tailored to your [34:21] user, your customers, the people that [34:23] you're serving. Um, and it's just so [34:25] beautifully and well designed. I love [34:27] this. This is great. I think I think [34:28] Amjad tweeted this out too. So, it's got [34:30] Amjad really liked this too. [34:32] >> Yeah. Yeah. And again, um, the story, [34:35] Nadia, uh, I think you're in the chat [34:37] here. Uh, [34:38] >> hey, Nadia. [34:39] >> Yeah. So, just, um, [34:41] >> she's crying over here. [34:45] >> Yeah. And this is one of those things [34:46] again, a teacher, ground level, building [34:49] something that's close to her heart, a [34:52] personal passion project like um, [34:56] accessibility all around the board, [34:58] just, you know, like amazing. Uh, [35:00] honestly, just amazing. Yeah. Yeah. And [35:03] I think um we're going to see more of [35:04] this where like these niche communities [35:07] that are like smaller proportions of our [35:09] overall population, they're going to get [35:12] access to higher grade tooling and [35:15] software because it's so much easier to [35:17] build it out. Um so I'm really excited [35:19] about this. I saw a couple of other [35:21] builds in this direction. A lot of [35:23] teachers coming in and building out [35:24] their own custom stuff. So I, you know, [35:27] we talk about AI making an impact in the [35:29] world. I think this is a really great [35:30] use case here. This is a very good trend [35:32] that these smaller smaller less served [35:35] populations are going to get access to [35:37] worldclass software. [35:38] >> Yeah. And I think it's, you know, it's [35:40] it's like um and we did we saw this with [35:43] agent 4 buildathon a little bit where [35:44] folks overbuilt apps. They built these [35:47] crazy complicated convoluted things and [35:49] then they're like, "Oh, hey, like um you [35:52] know, why didn't I win? Like my app's [35:53] more functional or it does this or like [35:55] it was better." Well, you know, like [35:57] again, the story matters, the [35:59] marketability matters, the, you know, [36:00] like just showing us that you rebuilt [36:02] some messenger app with like lots of [36:04] features, like that's super cool, but [36:07] it's not this, you know, like it doesn't [36:08] match the spirit of this story, right? [36:11] Which is kind of the thing we're looking [36:12] for in addition to the software. We talk [36:14] all the time building is a big part of [36:16] it, but the story, the messaging, the [36:18] packaging, like you know, like that all, [36:21] you know, carries so much weight, [36:22] especially as these, you know, this [36:24] volume of submissions come in. So yeah, [36:26] great great job, [36:26] >> Nadia. [36:28] >> And it reminds me of a quote that I [36:29] recently saw on X something to the [36:30] effect of the most creative thing you [36:32] can do is the most personal thing to [36:34] you. And I think this is a perfect [36:36] encapsulation like what's more personal [36:37] to Nadia than helping kids that are like [36:41] have the the you know the same [36:42] challenges that she has. And you know [36:45] this this is a great example. So again [36:46] we tell keep telling people like you [36:48] know build on what you know, build on [36:50] your own experiences, build on your own [36:52] pain points, help yourself out and then [36:53] help others as well. Yeah. [36:57] Yeah. Great. Um, so congrats. Those are [36:59] the top three. Uh, the winners are [37:01] pinned in the chat and we will continue [37:03] to add for the rest of the seven [37:06] honorable mentions that came through. [37:09] Um, yeah, I uh, what do we do? We just [37:12] go to the next one. [37:13] >> Yeah, I think we're going to go to the [37:13] next one. And again, Nadia, congrats. [37:16] you are taking down $15,000 [37:20] in cash and $10,000 [37:24] in credit. So, a total hall of $25,000 [37:28] for 24 hours worth of work. That's not [37:31] bad. That's not bad, Nadia. Good work on [37:34] that. On top of 24 hours worth of free [37:38] replet credits. So, how about that? [37:41] Happy birthday to you, Nadia. like we [37:44] had in the birthday, but we're [37:45] celebrating you. Congrats on taking down [37:47] that prize. Very neat. Okay, so now [37:50] we're going to go through the honorable [37:52] mentions. So, slots four through 10. So, [37:57] do you want to place on there? [37:59] >> Just um yeah, this one is a cool story [38:03] as well. Um this is coming from an [38:06] ambassador. Uh this was a a last uh [38:09] minute caught our eye here. uh [38:11] all-in-one platform for importers and [38:13] forwarders. Uh kind of like an [38:15] international um problem to solve [38:18] between like trying to get products, you [38:20] know, from different companies and um [38:22] solving real problems. Again, uh real [38:24] users, real uh [38:28] like progress made over the last uh the [38:30] buildathon of the 24 hours. So, of like [38:31] the usage uh is, you know, like out [38:34] through the roof on top of this. um but [38:36] also what they're doing again on the [38:38] ground level in the real world and the [38:40] types of people they're supporting um [38:42] just really stood out to us. So uh Dala [38:44] if you refresh the uh winners's page [38:46] should should now be um listed there. Um [38:49] and again real customers, real business [38:51] happening on this uh application. um [38:53] this is out in the real world and yeah I [38:55] think uh really took advantage of u you [38:59] know submission from agent 4 to here um [39:03] stepping up what they built the quality [39:04] of the site overall etc. [39:06] >> Felicades Jose Carlos I think he's is he [39:10] from is he in Chile? I think he was from [39:12] Chile. [39:13] >> Jose Carlos if you're in the chat say hi [39:15] tell us where you're where you're from. [39:17] But yeah this is really neat. It's very [39:19] well designed. It's got a marketplace [39:21] here. I can click on stuff and check the [39:24] things out. Oh, and look, we talked [39:26] about this earlier too, right? In our [39:28] critiques. It's got both Spanish and [39:30] English. Again, some of you made [39:32] submissions that looked really good, but [39:34] they were in your local language. It's [39:36] hard for us to review that. And it's [39:38] very easy for Replet to add [39:40] internationalization [39:42] to your application with one prompt. So, [39:44] definitely take advantage of that. Wow, [39:46] look at this. The UI is very neat, very [39:48] clean. [39:49] This is so good. [39:50] >> Yeah. No. Um again, and um if you look [39:53] back at like the the video from before [39:56] of what this was versus what it is now, [39:58] um just lots of progress made over the [40:00] course of the birthday weekend. Um you [40:02] know, well focused effort across the [40:04] build. Um yeah. So again, uh from Peru. [40:08] Uh he is from Peru, I guess. Maybe [40:10] somebody saying in the chat, I don't [40:11] know. Deser Peru. Felicidades, Juan [40:15] Carlos, [40:17] Mui Bueno. [40:20] Um, okay, cool. Very neat. So, we're [40:22] going to have to make sure we invite him [40:24] when we do a South American tour, [40:26] replete. So, [40:27] >> yeah, Latin America. I'm super popping, [40:30] right? [40:31] >> Yeah. I know. I I [40:32] >> Brazil, dude. Crazy. [40:34] >> Brazil, Argentina. I love I I've been um [40:37] to South America like six times in the [40:41] last six months. Some crazy, you know, [40:42] like some crazy things. something like [40:44] that five times the last six months and [40:46] uh just fall in love with it more and [40:47] more every time I go. So, um [40:49] >> is that something you'd be interested in [40:50] helping us out with? Rhymar, a South [40:52] America tour. [40:53] >> What you mean? [40:54] >> He's going to be leaving. [40:57] >> Very neat. Okay, so congratulations [40:58] again [41:00] taking down $10,000 in replicate [41:04] credits. Who approved this? This is [41:06] crazy. This is wild. Um so looking [41:10] forward to what you do with that. Okay, [41:13] number five. [41:15] >> Yeah, this one was a fun re-imagination [41:21] of a game that I think a lot of us might [41:23] have some experience with. Um, and [41:27] caught our attention on socials. Also, [41:29] just a fun playful app. Things work very [41:31] nicely uh in the application itself. Uh, [41:34] Sanman uh great job with letter bombs. [41:38] It's basically like a reimagining of [41:39] Mind Sweeper except for uh you know in [41:42] the shape of different letters and just [41:44] created a fun interactive game here um [41:47] that I you know again the video stood [41:50] out. Um it's going to demo well it's a [41:54] beautiful app. Um [41:55] >> you see this interaction dude? [41:57] >> What is it? [41:57] >> This is what you see my screen. [41:59] >> Yeah. [41:59] >> Oh my gosh. This is so cool. And um I [42:03] chatted with him on on LinkedIn and he [42:06] designed a lot of this in Figma and was [42:07] bringing it over into Reply using our [42:09] Figma MCP. Um and this is just so [42:12] beautifully designed. So if I go here to [42:13] start the game, the idea here is that [42:16] this is the question and the the the [42:20] answer starts with a letter and that [42:22] letter is made up of bombs here. So you [42:24] want to avoid that. you want to answer [42:25] the question and here's the the full [42:28] word and then if you click on one of [42:29] these then okay so that gets revealed so [42:32] it's probably like a C or something and [42:34] then if you hit one of the bombs game [42:36] over you're cooked so uh I thought that [42:39] was a lot of fun [42:41] >> yeah again it's um a playful reinvention [42:44] of something lots of people are familiar [42:45] with so there's like a little bit of [42:46] nostalgia here there was a great video [42:48] uh that kind of again this demos nicely [42:51] lots of people were playing and sharing [42:52] this so again other folks in the [42:54] community gave us signal that was like, [42:56] hey, this is cool. We like this. Um, we [42:58] talked a lot at the beginning of the [42:59] buildathon that we were going to rely on [43:01] crowd intelligence. And so, again, we'll [43:02] talk a little bit about um that here as [43:04] we go, but this was, you know, it just [43:06] stood out across the board in Discord, [43:08] across socials, and um even across the [43:11] scores and people who favored it. Um so, [43:13] yeah, uh great great work. Uh yeah, all [43:18] around [43:19] >> to your point, I think you did a really [43:21] good job putting together a video. [43:23] Again, we've been recommending folks [43:25] that they put their um let me move this [43:29] here. [43:31] We've been recommending that folks put [43:32] their face on camera. Um but no, he did [43:36] a great job of just walking through the [43:38] process, the idea, um his thinking of [43:42] how um how it all came together, the [43:45] tools that he was using, and it was all [43:47] very tight and very neat, very well [43:49] edited. So, we keep saying this like [43:51] it's it's not, you know, I think, you [43:52] know, to win these, you know, we're [43:53] trying to prepare you for winning out in [43:55] the marketplace. It's not enough for you [43:57] to have a good idea. You also have to [43:59] build a really cool app and it's got to [44:01] have some nice UI. It's got to be clear [44:03] and concise, but then on top of that, [44:05] you also have to be able to get [44:06] attention and get people into that app [44:08] and to try it out. And so, that's how, [44:11] you know, this came on our radar. Uh, [44:13] Rhymar was like, "Dude, check out this [44:14] video. It's really good." Like, yeah, [44:16] this is a good video. I like it. Good [44:17] story. Let me go check it out. And so [44:19] continue to you're going to continue to [44:20] see this from us. We want to make sure [44:22] that you're flexing both of those [44:23] muscles muscles. You have to be a [44:25] builder and you have to be able to sell. [44:28] Need need both to win. And so that's a [44:30] good example here. [44:32] >> Yeah. Yeah. And um I see somebody asked [44:35] like, "Do I need to have does not having [44:36] a video in the submission disqualify?" [44:38] It does not disqualify you. Uh but it [44:40] doesn't help your odds, you know. It it [44:42] doesn't help. Uh especially when there's [44:44] this many submissions and we're looking [44:46] for like, you know, we we scrubbed [44:48] through almost 10,000 sub submissions, [44:50] y'all. There were 2300 and what was the [44:53] what's the number back there? Uh hang [44:55] on. Uh [44:56] >> 23,000 [44:58] signups. [44:59] >> Something like that. No, hang on. I'm [45:00] looking specifically for uh this one. [45:04] Hang on, hang on, hang on. This is the [45:06] number I'm trying to get to. [45:09] 2115 [45:11] fully qualified. [45:13] >> O yeah [45:14] >> like you know [45:18] it's it's one of those things where like [45:19] it's just it's hard you know and so [45:21] having a video again having a [45:23] beautifully designed site uh getting [45:25] active in the Discord uh showing up to [45:28] the office hours like all these are [45:29] things you can do to elevate. They're [45:30] not things that like have to happen. [45:32] Like not all of the winners here uh were [45:34] in office hours or were active in the [45:36] Discord or you know like they don't all [45:39] check every single box, but checking as [45:41] many of those boxes as you can really [45:43] helps uh when when it's this type of um [45:46] volume and and size scale of [45:47] competition. [45:48] >> And and I keep repeating this, but I [45:50] think you know people are not buying [45:51] your app, they're buying you. And so I [45:54] think the best way to communicate that [45:55] is through a story. And the best way to [45:57] communicate that is through a video. So, [45:59] the way that I was going through a lot [46:00] of these submissions, I was just [46:01] checking out the video really fast. Did [46:02] it catch my attention? Cool. Then I'll [46:04] dig a little bit deeper, right? [46:06] >> And then also, if you have a good video, [46:08] that makes it more likely that you get [46:09] on other people's radar. So, other [46:11] people in the buildathon, other people [46:13] out there. So, if you post something and [46:15] I see the video, you tag me and I see [46:16] like five likes or comments and stuff [46:18] like that, that means that you've done a [46:20] good job of conveying your message to [46:22] random strangers. and either those [46:24] people have signaled on social media [46:26] with likes and or those people have gone [46:28] onto the buildathon site and given you [46:30] replica and favored it and then that [46:33] moves you up on a radar as well. So [46:35] again, you got to be able to build, you [46:37] got to be able to sell and help, you [46:39] know, you can figure out different ways [46:40] to do that. But we just think that a [46:41] nice 90 second video is the best way to [46:43] do that. [46:44] >> Yeah. And I just want to like point out [46:46] also some of you are just absolutely [46:49] terrible at trying to get like build [46:52] relationships. Like I'm just going to be [46:53] real blunt about it or or trying to get [46:54] noticed. Like there is no world where [46:57] just shoving your product in front of [46:59] people's faces is going to do any like [47:01] any good for you. Like it's going to it [47:03] you become an annoyance at that point, [47:05] right? Like if a conversation is [47:07] happening in Discord and people are into [47:09] what's happening and you're just like, [47:11] "Hey, look at me." Like people are just [47:13] going to ignore you and they're like, [47:14] "Nobody pays attention to me." Like jump [47:15] into the conversation. What's happening [47:17] in the moment? Right? Like let's imagine [47:19] we're at an event, right? Like let's [47:20] imagine you come up to me at Vibecon and [47:22] you just like bring your business card [47:24] and smack it in my face. I have zero to [47:27] talk to you about after that point, [47:28] right? But if you come up, you're like, [47:30] "Yo, what's up, Rhymar? I love watching [47:32] the streams." Blah, blah, what you know, [47:33] like, "Hey, the last thing you said [47:35] about this or your last project, [47:37] whatever, super cool. Guess what? What [47:38] I'm going to do?" Oh, that's amazing. [47:40] What's your name? What are you like [47:41] building blah, you know? And like now [47:43] you've you got me, right? Right? And so [47:45] the online world works the same thing [47:47] like these relation like you have to I [47:49] don't know how more like listen to my [47:51] tone of my voice. You have to get good [47:53] at this if you want to make money at [47:54] this stuff. And if you like if you're [47:57] following along and if you're building [47:58] and you're investing in this stuff like [48:00] please take time to learn some of the [48:01] soft skills, right? Like learn from the [48:03] winners, learn from the people that [48:05] stand out, learn from the people that [48:07] are really kind of, you know, like doing [48:09] this well. And we point them out. This [48:10] is why we shout people out. This is why [48:11] we like point attention like all of the [48:13] folks and and we try to tell you like [48:15] this is what stood out to us, right? [48:16] Because these are the things that will [48:18] separate you. If you think you can just [48:20] be in the in the in the back in the dark [48:22] building and you're just going to like [48:24] that era is over. You have to figure out [48:26] how to again humanize your experience, [48:28] connect with real people and and and and [48:31] filter up to the top. And that almost [48:33] never comes with interrupting the line [48:35] of thought with your attention. This is [48:36] why everyone hates advertising, right? [48:39] you're just like don't be crap [48:41] advertising like don't be that person [48:43] right like everyone hates they're [48:44] watching YouTube or whatever and then [48:46] the commercial break nobody likes that [48:48] don't be the commercial break right you [48:49] want to be the story that people sit [48:52] down to watch right like [48:55] >> yeah totally like yeah don't be the [48:57] commercial break be the product [48:59] placement kind of thing right like in [49:01] the movie when James Bond rides out on [49:03] that Jaguar like oh dang I kind of want [49:04] a Jaguar but they're not saying like hey [49:06] buy this Jaguar kind of thing right [49:08] they're Don't you want to be cool like [49:09] me? Check out my Jags. [49:11] >> Yeah. [49:12] >> Yeah. And it's one of those things [49:13] again, it's like um we all have to learn [49:14] these things, right? Like not all of [49:16] these things come naturally to us. This [49:17] is not something that like every culture [49:19] does the same, you know, like this [49:21] there's a lot of things to take into [49:22] account here, right? And so like again, [49:24] that's why we try to instruct and that's [49:26] why sometimes, you know, we try to like [49:27] point out like, hey, this is a serious [49:28] moment right now, right? Like just take [49:30] this advice, you know? Like it's [49:33] something we can all learn from. I had [49:35] to learn a ton of this early in my [49:36] career. like I'm very I'm very blunt. [49:39] I'm very straightforward. You guys see [49:40] this on the stream all the time, right? [49:41] And so a lot of times, you know, like [49:42] that doesn't serve me well in the [49:44] outside world, right? Like and so um [49:47] again, we all have to learn how to adapt [49:49] and and and uh kind of take the next [49:52] step in our career, in our creative [49:54] path. Uh and I think this is one of [49:55] those moments where like not only can [49:56] you build this stuff, but like you can [49:58] build the skill set alongside of this [49:59] technical skill that can really take you [50:01] to the next level. And I I think again [50:03] that's a lot of the value that people [50:04] are getting out of out of some of this [50:05] stuff. Totally. And the good and the [50:07] good thing is that's the type of skills [50:09] that we're also trying to help you out [50:10] with, not only in our competitions, the [50:12] way we frame like we worked hard. We [50:13] said like, yeah, you know, originally we [50:14] were thinking like, do we just do a [50:15] build? Like, no, no, it's it's build and [50:18] it's sales. So, we need a video, too. [50:20] And so, by participating in these [50:22] competitions, you're going to build that [50:23] up. And then by also seeing who we [50:24] highlight, cuz if you look at my ex um [50:27] thread, like I'm pushing out like videos [50:28] that I really like, like, yeah, these [50:29] are captivating, these are interesting. [50:30] Go check these out. So, you'll learn. [50:32] It's a skill that we all got to pick up. [50:34] But [50:35] >> yeah. Well, and we saw so many people [50:36] like push themselves on this, right? [50:38] Like this is like there were so many [50:39] people that came out especially like [50:41] over the last um you know like people [50:43] posting videos that are now posting like [50:45] I see them posting daily that had not [50:46] posted on social, right? Um there's [50:48] people that again are making sales and [50:50] building. I see the connections [50:51] happening on X um you know like as [50:54] they're you know so again it might be [50:56] uncomfortable to do some of this and we [50:58] see you all doing that but that's why we [50:59] want to keep encouraging it right like [51:00] that's why we kind of again encourage [51:02] you all to step out of that comfort zone [51:03] because your comfort zone will continue [51:04] to expand to fit in all these things and [51:07] so it's just a little uncomfortable or [51:09] you know I saw somebody say something [51:10] here about like introverts can't win I [51:12] don't think that's true at all I think [51:13] you just have to find different ways to [51:15] again do these same things I you know [51:18] I'm [51:18] >> our most recent winner letter bomb he [51:20] put himself on camera. He found a way to [51:22] do it, right? So, we're not saying [51:24] that's our recommend. I think cuz we're [51:25] both kind of extroverted. So, like, [51:27] yeah, put yourself on camera. Why not? [51:28] But Letter Bomb didn't do that. So, [51:30] there's a way for you to figure it out. [51:32] And it might take you some cycles to [51:34] figure it out. This is another reason [51:35] why I think you want to do this because [51:36] you're going to figure out your the way [51:38] you communicate your channel, your [51:39] format, but you got to start doing it. [51:42] >> Yeah. [51:43] >> All right, let's [51:45] we can go like side quest, dude. We got [51:47] to This is so important for y'all [51:49] though, so we got to hit it. All right, [51:50] so um congratulations, Salman. $10,000 [51:54] in credits. Let's move on to number six. [51:57] Our second honor or third honorable [51:59] mention. [52:00] >> Yeah, and this was another one that just [52:02] kind of visually uh stood out. Um also, [52:07] um [52:08] just kind of fun, playful experience. Uh [52:11] tiny universe lab here. um a little [52:15] solar system explorer if you go uh yeah [52:19] just go to start exploring right there [52:20] and just dumps you into this cool little [52:22] interactive uh thing that you can you [52:25] can change the gravity you can kind of [52:27] play with the speed of the the rotation [52:29] you can kind of learn about the [52:30] different planets about the different um [52:33] I don't know just very interactive very [52:35] educational very visually stunning um [52:39] >> you see you can drop meteors in here [52:41] dude [52:42] >> oh and they blow [52:43] That's crazy. Oh, [52:45] >> dude. So many little gems, so many [52:47] little nuggets. Um, [52:49] >> that's awesome. And I feel we reviewed [52:51] this on Tuesday, right? And like they [52:53] did they they took the feedback and they [52:55] improved on this. [52:56] >> Yes, correct. Lots of uh lots of [52:58] improvements. Um, which again, uh, just [53:02] seeing this thing built and then looking [53:03] at their build time over the course of [53:05] the 24 hours, uh, was impressive, but [53:08] then also taking some, you know, [53:09] constructive feedback and, um, you know, [53:11] not too many changes. We just told them, [53:13] "Hey, instead of dumping us into here, [53:14] dump us into this view. This is the [53:16] money shot." They were kind of like I [53:17] think it was like a It was a very subtle [53:19] change. It was like, "Hey, when we came [53:21] in, we kind of went into this other view [53:23] that was a little limiting and then we [53:25] like found this view and we're like, [53:26] "Oh, wait. This view is better. Like, [53:28] start here." And totally did that. Um, [53:30] so [53:30] >> and it's so much more functional because [53:31] I think when we tried it on Tuesday, the [53:33] black hole thing didn't work and now [53:34] here it is a black hole just sucking up [53:36] all these planets. [53:39] This is so cool fun and you know so [53:42] again I mean we keep talking about how [53:43] AI is changing everything and one area [53:46] that AI is going to change is education. [53:48] So think about like learning about this [53:50] stuff like two years ago you got a [53:52] textbook okay there's some good visuals [53:54] there but now contrast that with this [53:56] like oh you want to learn about the [53:57] solar system come in here as a second [53:59] grader start clicking around start [54:01] learning this is so much more fun this [54:04] is awesome. [54:05] >> Yeah. Yeah. And again, um, we we love [54:07] just the playful instant like again when [54:11] you're sub when you're running through [54:12] all these submissions and you see [54:13] something that's just like fun for a [54:14] minute and you're like, "Ah, this is [54:16] cool." You know, and then you get stuck [54:17] for a few minutes playing with it and [54:18] it's this total like uh, you know, [54:22] difference from the from going through [54:23] some of the other like the repetitive [54:25] nature of some of the other ones or like [54:26] the long onboarding processes or [54:28] whatever. I don't know, you know. And so [54:29] you see something like this, it's like [54:30] bing, it pops. Yeah. Yeah. It catches [54:32] your eye, catches your attention. It's [54:34] uh we talked about it at the fun at the [54:35] beginning, you know, like we weren't [54:37] looking for uh just like the next [54:39] productivity app. We were looking for [54:40] fun, playful things that catch your [54:42] attention. Uh that kind of thing. So, [54:44] >> I'm having too much fun on that. [54:47] Okay. So, congratulations, Tiny Universe [54:52] Lab. $10,000 in replicate credit. Good [54:56] job getting feedback, making it better. [54:58] That's what we want to see. We want to [54:59] see that delta, that change, that level [55:01] up. Great job. Okay, so our next [55:05] honorable mention here who's taking down [55:08] another 10K in credits. Rimar, [55:10] >> this is a another just fun, playful, [55:16] very useful um application uh built [55:21] around um music. I we can just say it's [55:25] it's uh sticks I think is how it is by [55:28] Jesse Fishman. Um, it's a drum drum [55:32] tool. I don't even know what you would [55:33] call this. Like a a drum kit type thing. [55:35] Um, what caught my attention here? What [55:38] caught our attention here is like the [55:42] Yeah. See what ship click that just just [55:44] real quick. U I want to show like first [55:46] of all, beautiful change log. [55:48] >> Wow. [55:48] >> You know, like so really thought this [55:50] thing through. Um, and if you go back to [55:53] the front, there's like just fun demos. [55:55] This was just really thought out. Um, [55:58] very interactive, [56:00] playful. Um, yeah, got the different uh [56:03] Oh, I don't think the audio is coming [56:05] through here. [56:06] >> Oh, it's not. Wait, [56:07] >> no. [56:08] >> Oh, no. Okay, [56:09] >> click that timing test one on the right. [56:12] This was fun for me. This is like um [56:14] because this is always hard to like keep [56:15] a beat and so it's almost like Guitar [56:16] Hero where you have to try to like match [56:18] the beat and so you can practice [56:19] matching the beat. Um, you can kind of [56:23] uh yeah, learn how to keep a beat a [56:25] little bit. um and all this stuff. [56:26] Again, we talk about like don't make me [56:28] log in, don't make me go through all [56:29] this long process, don't make me like do [56:31] all this work to like start [56:33] understanding the value here. This gave [56:34] me so much value on the front end that I [56:36] was like, oh, like if I was like if this [56:38] is a thing that I was interested in, [56:39] like I'm I'm going I'm jumping in, you [56:41] know? Um and I just spent a bunch of [56:44] time. Again, it was one of those things [56:45] that like I got lost playing with this [56:47] uh the app, if if you see here too, the [56:49] screenshots for the app. Um scroll down [56:51] a little bit. [56:52] >> Oh, yeah. So, he's got a mobile app also [56:54] that goes with this. And again, it's [56:56] very nicely done. Um, just Yeah. Well [56:59] done here. [57:00] >> I like this cuz sometimes they say like, [57:02] "Oh, we have a mobile app as well." And [57:04] they give you the link to the Expo Go or [57:07] even in Test Light or the App Store, but [57:09] I don't want to I don't necessarily want [57:11] to go through those steps. It's great [57:12] just to have it here so I can quickly [57:13] scan it. That's super cool. [57:15] >> Jesse Fishman in the house. Yeah. Pay [57:18] the credits to build. [57:20] >> Let's go. Jesse, what are you building [57:21] next with those 10k credits? You going [57:23] to build this out? [57:24] >> That's right. [57:25] >> Um, this is really And the the design is [57:28] beautiful. Like, it seems like Jesse is [57:30] a designer by trade. This is really [57:32] cool. [57:33] >> It's called a drum machine synth. Thank [57:35] you. [57:37] >> We don't have a category for that. [57:39] >> Yeah. [57:40] >> Very neat. Well, [57:41] >> and again, this is one of those things [57:42] where he says, uh, this is good. My my [57:44] drummer musician friends would love [57:45] this. Yeah. You know, like again, it's [57:46] simple, usable. if I'm teaching someone [57:49] like let's say I'm a music instructor [57:50] and I need a little something, you know, [57:52] like and I got a free tool that I can [57:53] give to someone and say, "Hey, check [57:55] this thing out." So, yeah. [57:57] >> Yeah. Makes makes homework much much [57:58] more fun. [58:00] >> Yeah. And uh let's see. Cortex safe is [58:02] saying, "Where is it?" Cortex uh winners [58:05] are being updated on the website in real [58:07] time. Yes, correct. If you go to the [58:09] winners page as we announce a new one, [58:12] uh they are being updated. So, the [58:13] winners page is um current as of uh [58:16] yeah, that last announcement. [58:18] >> Very neat. Let me go ahead and drop that [58:20] in the chat, too, so people have [58:22] >> It's pinned chat. Yep. Perfect. [58:24] >> It's pinned in the top of the YouTube [58:25] chat. Yep. [58:26] >> Let's go. [58:26] >> I should have said that. [58:29] >> Very neat. Okay, so congratulations, [58:32] Jesse. Okay, so our next honorable [58:36] mention taking down 10K in replet [58:38] credits. Rhymar is [58:40] >> another one. I saw Listen, what did I [58:42] see? I didn't mark it. Somebody said [58:43] only fun in the chat. Um yeah, fun fun [58:47] fun. So this next one is again super [58:51] playful. Um like just visually [58:56] appealing. I could imagine lots of kids [58:58] playing with this. It was built by a a [59:01] seven-year-old. I I I don't know uh how [59:03] much you know with his mom. Yeah. Um [59:06] this again another great story. And then [59:08] Manny just like drop some dominoes on [59:10] here and and fire off that like start. [59:13] But have them overlap each other a [59:14] little bit. [59:16] >> Look at that. [59:18] >> I wish you could hear it. Draw draw them [59:20] like criss-crossing each other. Like [59:21] draw some overlapping shapes and like um [59:23] like watch how they like zoom out a [59:25] little bit on the screen. [59:27] >> Yeah. Zoom out. And then like like draw [59:29] like bigger. Just just go crazy with the [59:32] Yeah. Like [59:32] >> I can tell you've spent a fair amount of [59:34] time on here, Rymore. [59:35] >> Yeah. Use a little use Yeah. scroll [59:37] around there and then like have it cut [59:38] through. There you go. And now trigger [59:39] this thing and watch how they all kind [59:41] of like trigger off each other. Hit the [59:42] start button on the bottom. Yeah, there [59:43] you go. [59:44] >> Oh, [59:45] >> and so you can then set different things [59:46] to kind of trigger them. You can kind of [59:48] like [59:49] >> um have different interactive elements. [59:52] Like there is there's a lot here. This [59:54] is super cool. Um [59:55] >> what does this blast thing do? [59:57] >> Uh I I don't know specifically what each [60:00] of them does. I there's just a like you [60:02] just I just got lost on it. [60:05] Uh and you know what? Like when you set [60:07] this stuff up in real life, it's hard to [60:08] clean up. But this I just had to, you [60:09] know, you just hit reset and it's like [60:11] bang, we start over, [60:12] >> dude. Definitely sending the kiss to [60:13] this one, dude. Yeah. To your point, no [60:15] cleanup, dude. [60:18] >> Yeah. Oh my god, we won. Look at this. [60:20] >> Hey, are they in the chat? [60:22] >> I Yeah, I don't know if the whole team [60:24] is or if this was a team effort or what, [60:26] but yeah, this is um fun. [60:28] >> Very cool. No, that was this is a super [60:30] fun game. And yeah, like again, also on [60:32] this one, the I saw the video that got [60:35] my attention initially and not like [60:38] nothing fancy, just like, hey, here I am [60:42] with my kid. We're building this app. [60:44] Here's the basic idea. Check it out. We [60:46] think you might like it. That's it. Like [60:48] that pro that took like 10 minutes. And [60:51] but it's telling the story and doing it [60:53] well and doing it authentically. Then [60:55] then you back it up with a great app. [60:56] That's a winning combination right here. [60:58] 10K credit. [60:59] >> And this is the comment here. Wow, this [61:00] one had top place potential. Every one [61:02] of these top 10 like and there's another [61:04] 20 behind that. We literally like fought [61:07] over like [61:10] I mean it was so hard to like how do you [61:13] how do you do it? Like you guys are so [61:14] talented, right? Like so how do you how [61:16] do you whittle this down? So like yes, [61:18] you know, like we could have issued 50, [61:20] you know, honorable mentions. So like to [61:22] whittle this down was I mean we lost [61:24] sleep and I know I specifically did just [61:27] the stress of like [61:29] Yeah. So, I hear you. Um, you know, we [61:32] appreciate you all. Uh, yes, it was very [61:35] difficult challenge trying to figure out [61:36] even amongst the top 10 like how do we [61:38] break this down? And so, um, anyway, [61:41] >> amazingly, [61:42] >> off to the next one. [61:43] >> Two more. [61:44] >> Yeah. Two more. What? [61:45] >> Two more. [61:46] >> Yeah. [61:46] >> Number nine, honorable mention. [61:49] >> Okay, let me pull the button here so [61:52] that it shows. [61:52] >> I like this one. I saw this one again. [61:54] video worked well and it's like very [61:57] practical, very interesting, very niche, [61:59] close to home, all the things that I [62:01] like to see. [62:03] >> And the winner is honorable mention goes [62:07] to print floor 3D. Congratulations, [62:11] Carlos. [62:13] Okay, so the basic idea here is that [62:18] there's a shop floor and you want to [62:20] design the layout. So, if you're some [62:23] sort of engineer, [62:24] >> share your screen, by the way. Here you [62:25] go. [62:26] >> Oh, no. Sorry about that. [62:27] >> Oh, there it is. [62:28] >> Here we go. So, you want to design the [62:30] layout. Check this out. It's so smooth. [62:32] It's so buttery and it's so detailed. I [62:35] can zoom in here and I can see like, oh, [62:38] that's a like the Bops Master Flex. And [62:41] it gives me details here. I can play [62:43] around. So, like if you're setting up a [62:45] shop floor, I got to imagine this is [62:46] going to be super practical before you [62:48] invest in all this equipment and the [62:50] setup and stuff like that. Um, so I just [62:52] thought it was so functional, like so [62:54] useful. This, I think, sells well. Like [62:57] you can you can find your target market [62:58] pretty straightforwardly. You can send [63:00] them like some nice cold email like a [63:02] demo and I think you could get a lot of [63:04] uptick on this. um as [63:06] >> well and and the other thing is yeah [63:08] like thinking about laying out a [63:10] manufacturing facility or a warehouse or [63:12] any of these big like spaces like this [63:14] being able to visualize quickly and drop [63:16] different equipment into a 3D space and [63:20] kind of understand this is like [63:22] >> just you know like un like it's amazing [63:25] value to folks who are building these [63:27] types of things. Um, so [63:29] >> look, it's got jobs. Like, so it's got [63:31] workflows, it's got jobs, got the 3D [63:34] floor plan. There's a lot going on here. [63:35] This is This is really cool. [63:37] >> Yeah. [63:37] >> And if you look at the I I also like the [63:39] video. I guess I won't pull it up [63:40] because I don't have sound. But yeah, [63:42] he's just on the shop floor. He's saying [63:43] like, "Hey, here's what I do every day. [63:45] It would be really cool to have an app [63:46] that allows me to do it. Here's what I [63:48] built." Nothing fancy. It was like 90 [63:51] seconds just going through the intro. [63:52] That's all you need, folks. [63:54] >> Yeah. Yep. AutoCAD. Yeah. How's that [63:57] feel? [63:59] >> Yeah. And I think also like there's like [64:00] this theme going on around like [64:03] supporting manufacturing here locally in [64:05] the US. I think this taps into it. We [64:07] saw it in the last buildathon with the [64:09] top prize winner going to a mechanical [64:11] engineer student. So I think yeah more [64:14] the stuff like real world stuff um [64:16] combining like the hardware stuff with [64:18] the software stuff. Really really good [64:20] trend. [64:21] >> Yeah. And again, that's where we like [64:23] almost every one of these has a little [64:26] niche it's like pinging into, [64:29] >> right? It is not the next WhatsApp. It [64:33] is not the next uh you know Airbnb or [64:37] the next, you know, uh productivity app [64:41] or whatever, right? It is a um like [64:45] industry specific niche thing. But also [64:48] imagine you could then change the types [64:49] of equipment. You could change the types [64:51] of stuff you put into this and that's [64:52] all a data thing. And so now this could [64:54] become something that's not just for [64:55] warehouse spaces. Maybe it's for laying [64:57] out event venues or laying out [64:59] conferences, right? Like we're doing [65:00] this big event next week. And how cool [65:02] would it be, Manny, to be able to walk [65:04] through an environment like that of what [65:06] the space was going to be, you know? So [65:08] like there's so many other use cases [65:09] that you could see for this type of [65:12] thing that like are so close to what you [65:14] have here. So yeah, I can just again see [65:16] a lot of different parallel uh [65:19] >> or verticals. [65:20] >> That's such a good point, right? Because [65:21] right now we're thinking about what our [65:23] booth setup looks like and you did like [65:25] that 2D schematic of like the camera's [65:27] going to be pointing here. We're going [65:29] to be sitting here. Here's where our [65:30] guests are going to be. Like imagine [65:31] that taking that 2D thing and making it [65:33] 3D and then being able to swap out [65:35] cameras like oh we actually want the [65:37] camera to go here. So that's another [65:39] idea for everybody. So like that kind of [65:41] 3D simulation for video and audio people [65:45] that would be a hit. [65:47] >> Yeah. Yep. Uh okay. So the last one [65:53] >> final honorable mention. Who's going to [65:56] take it? Tell us in the chat what do you [65:58] think? Poly market going on right now. [66:00] Let's go. [66:01] >> Okay. Let me get down to the button [66:03] here. The secret magic issue the credits [66:07] button. [66:09] Don't hear it. [66:11] >> Um, it should be live. And so this one [66:13] again came to us through the crowd. Uh, [66:16] this one came from you all telling us [66:19] that this deserved uh some thought and [66:22] consideration. And it's kind of a cool [66:25] idea here to basically um let people [66:28] send voice messages at a specific event [66:32] uh at an end of life event at whatever [66:34] special event you want uh to record some [66:36] kind of historical context for you know [66:39] prosperity. Um so kind of cool to like [66:42] you know almost like a voicemail app for [66:44] events. Um, but just simple to use, very [66:48] cool. Got a lot of um, you know, a lot [66:50] of hype from the community across a [66:52] number of different videos and uh, in [66:54] the Discord space. So, yeah. Um, taking [66:57] home 10,000 uh, credits as well is [67:02] >> very neat. And already in the app store, [67:04] you see this [67:04] >> Elias uh, I think is I'm not sure if [67:07] that's how you say it, but Elias or [67:08] Elias. Um, yeah. Dial audio guestbook. [67:11] >> Awesome. Congrats. Yeah, beautiful [67:14] design, better for UI, conveys mention [67:17] me the message right away and it's [67:19] already in the app store. So that's a [67:22] plus. [67:22] >> Correct. Yeah. So it's one of those [67:24] things again uh very nicely done. Um [67:27] just solid app. It's in production. Um [67:30] usable right now. Go get it if you're [67:32] interested. Um this could be yeah a [67:34] wedding. Um any kind of special event, [67:37] any kind of commemoration, whatever. [67:39] Just have people like bookmark. And I [67:41] could see this expanding, you know, you [67:43] add images, you add little videos, you [67:45] add little whatever, and it becomes like [67:46] a whole little um you know, package. So, [67:50] just just lots of um lots of places [67:53] where I think this could be useful. [67:54] >> Very stylish. I like it a lot. Very [67:56] neat. All right, folks. Well, there you [68:00] have it. Amazing. Congratulations. [68:04] Thanks for making it so tough on us to [68:06] decide the winners. Um and being great. [68:09] I feel like everybody like y'all did a [68:11] great job and even if you're not on this [68:13] top 10 list here. I hope that you walked [68:16] away with a great experience, some great [68:18] connections and some learnings and yeah, [68:21] like you got the Discord now. I think [68:22] that's like I mean that's a price for [68:24] everybody staying on that Discord and [68:25] staying connected to everybody. So [68:28] looking forward to what's coming up [68:29] next. [68:30] >> Yeah. and I'll see uh what we think [68:32] internally we're going to ask, but maybe [68:34] we can um highlight the like the folks [68:38] who were judges favorites and who were [68:40] kind of like second look like we did [68:42] last time. We we put the top like kind [68:43] of the top 100. Um because of the timing [68:46] and how this came together, we just [68:47] didn't have as much time to kind of [68:49] orchestrate that. So like we would have [68:50] loved to invite all the winners, but we [68:52] just didn't have enough time to to [68:53] coordinate that. Um so uh we will figure [68:56] out what else we can do there. But yeah, [68:58] maybe we can um release those top um [69:01] it's not exactly a hundred, but maybe we [69:04] can release the u judges favorites and [69:06] the um the second look and the reviews [69:08] and just kind of see um so so folks can [69:10] understand a little bit more. It was [69:12] such a difficult process honestly this [69:14] um and maybe we could talk a little bit [69:15] about like the tools we built if I'm [69:18] sure people are interested to to think [69:19] but um [69:20] >> totally as you do that can in the chat [69:22] can you tell us what was your favorite [69:23] part of the buildathon? Would love to [69:25] see that come to the chat. Um Remmer, [69:27] please take away. Tell us about the [69:28] tools. [69:28] >> Yeah. No, I think that would be um [69:30] interesting. I would like suggestions at [69:32] this point. Like um I know a lot of you [69:34] have shared feedback. Um all this stuff [69:35] is going into our chat scrape app. So [69:37] even if we don't um like [69:39] >> uh get back to you immediately or we [69:41] don't reply on the stream, uh again [69:43] these comments all get indexed and they [69:45] all get listened to. And that's part of [69:48] this community brain that we're [69:50] building, right? Um and so [69:53] >> we've told you before we have a Discord [69:54] bot listening. uh we've told you before [69:56] that you know like we're looking for [69:58] social signals uh YouTube getting [70:01] involved in the community um different [70:03] ways and so we really are expanding and [70:07] leveraging the power of replet and the [70:09] power of AI to help us kind of analyze [70:12] and understand what's happening across [70:14] these events right and that means you [70:17] know like how you all interact with each [70:19] other the the links you share and how [70:21] you like uh engage with those and [70:23] there's like a a secret sauce building [70:25] in the background that we're not going [70:26] to like fully reveal. Um, but just know [70:28] that we are leaning into uh this this AI [70:31] era and trying to figure out how how did [70:33] this, you know, like how to build better [70:34] systems around this because there's just [70:36] no way for us to review uh, you know, [70:38] like if there's a couple hundred [70:39] submissions or even a couple thousand [70:40] like the Agent 4 buildathon, it's, you [70:42] know, we can go all night, we can have [70:43] 10 people and we can like really scrub [70:45] through those, but as we start hitting a [70:47] certain scale, like we're just going to [70:48] need the help of the crowd, right? [70:49] Right. And so that's why we told you at [70:50] the beginning of this buildathon that [70:52] you were going to send us a lot of [70:53] signals about how this was going to [70:55] work. And again, we're not going to [70:56] reveal like the secret sauce of of where [70:59] and what is going on um because we're [71:01] adding to it all the time. But just know [71:03] that this is like um an ongoing process [71:06] for us. Like we talk about building, we [71:08] talk about Replet is able to handle [71:09] enterprise scale, right? And so we're [71:11] kind of showing and building the roots [71:13] of that in public. It's the ultimate [71:14] build and public I think experiment. [71:16] like I I don't know of any other build- [71:18] in public experiment at this scale. Um [71:20] and you know hopefully we're just being [71:22] very uh open and honest about some of [71:24] that. You saw us do the retro on the [71:26] buildathon site when we had a crash at [71:27] the beginning just with the amount of [71:29] concurrent requests and how we handled [71:31] and what we learned from that. Um and [71:32] maybe at some point we will talk a [71:35] little bit more about these systems that [71:36] we're building on the back and do some [71:38] deeper dives on on on that stuff. Um but [71:40] yeah, just know that like [71:43] it's a [71:45] we're kind of building this community [71:47] intelligence system to help us [71:48] understand how you all are um [71:50] interacting with each other and with us [71:51] and with the brand and how we can use [71:53] that to again surface uh and reward and [71:56] and um [71:58] >> yeah again just give back to the effort [72:00] you all are putting in here. [72:01] >> It's going to be really interesting how [72:04] we manage that because to do this at [72:06] this scale to your point remar we need [72:07] help. We need help from AI. We also need [72:09] help from crowd intelligence. So you [72:12] guys going in there putting your [72:13] replicash putting your comments that is [72:15] so helpful surfacing stuff on X. Thank [72:18] you very much Tommy. But then like doing [72:20] that in aggregate and in a blend where [72:22] we're also like looking at it and do [72:24] like a final pass on everything and like [72:26] combining our judgment with all that. It [72:28] is actually pretty pretty cool. Like I [72:30] think we can do like a whole write up on [72:32] that and we want to do that just to make [72:34] sure that everything is fair and that [72:36] the right getting selected but also if [72:39] we want to continue to open this up to [72:41] as many people as we can there's just no [72:43] other way for us to do that and I don't [72:47] know I just feel like these are going to [72:49] get bigger and bigger for us. Like if [72:50] you look at the buildathon, the mobile [72:52] buildathon that we started off with and [72:53] then we went to agent 4 buildathon and [72:55] now this one I feel like we just [72:57] continue to amp up u the number of [73:00] people that are in the competitions and [73:02] the the the features that we're building [73:04] out into those competitions. So [73:06] >> yeah. Yeah. And it's um you know like [73:08] comments like this here. Let's go with [73:09] useful apps and let's have a review of [73:11] usefulness with agent along with human. [73:13] It'll be much easier for judges then. Um [73:15] again we are using uh some AI to analyze [73:18] these things. Um but then you know [73:20] humans are obviously doing all the final [73:23] um curation and selection of of that [73:25] whittleled down list. Um but it's yeah [73:29] it's hard to like show usefulness. Same [73:31] thing here. The negative part I feel the [73:32] judge focused on the fun visual part but [73:33] the app that target enterprise company [73:35] is difficult to get attention because [73:36] it's difficult to understand. Yes 100%. [73:38] We and we've been clear about that kind [73:40] of from the beginning and that this is [73:41] the challenge of like building SAS and [73:43] software in general. It's like, you [73:46] know, when you build things that are a [73:47] little more obscure, a little more [73:49] complex, it's hard to kind of deliver [73:50] that value. And so that's really what we [73:52] were talking about before of like you [73:53] kind of have to learn how to tell that [73:55] story or bring that stuff to the to the [73:57] surface because probably inside that [73:59] enterprise app, there's like a thing [74:00] that would stand out or that would demo [74:02] well or that you could showcase or focus [74:04] that would help us, you know, again, [74:06] >> bring it into consideration. So um [74:08] >> I mean two out of the 10 Dala and Print [74:12] Floor 3D I would say that those are more [74:14] enterprise business focused. So I just I [74:17] think it's more of a selection thing. If [74:19] you come into this and you want to build [74:20] something that's businessoriented, [74:22] you're maybe not the the greatest at [74:23] telling the right story or doing the [74:25] marketing stuff. You're like you're [74:26] probably coming in thinking like, hey, I [74:27] just got to build a great platform and [74:29] an app that people just log into and [74:30] people are going to buy it. That's not [74:32] the case. You got to build out that [74:33] landing page. The copy has got to land. [74:36] You got to put together a video. you got [74:37] to sell it and you got to work on the [74:39] storytelling part. So I would flip that [74:41] around and I would say like that's an [74:42] opportunity for you to be able to work [74:44] on that storytelling so that people can [74:46] see the value of what you're providing. [74:48] >> Yeah. And also enterprise people like to [74:50] have fun too, you know. [74:52] >> Yeah. Like big opportunity [74:53] >> like Yeah. Like enterprise apps don't [74:55] have to be boring and like you know like [74:58] just [74:59] >> high density and just cluttered with [75:01] stuff, right? Like there's lots of [75:02] different use cases again that you can [75:03] niche down and um really make them [75:06] visually appealing and capture attention [75:08] because enterprises you have to capture [75:10] their attention more than anything. [75:11] Yeah. You know like for sure it's um [75:13] about stability and there's like lots of [75:15] other requirements but yeah you think [75:17] selling to people is hard um like [75:19] selling to enterprises is really hard [75:21] you know. [75:23] >> Let me bring Francisco back in here. [75:28] >> What? [75:28] >> Hey everyone. So great to see everybody. [75:30] Can you hear me? Okay. [75:30] >> He's back. Yeah, I can hear you. [75:32] >> Awesome. Yeah, I was just in the chat. [75:33] >> Do the sign language. The sign language [75:35] like can you hear? [75:35] >> Yeah, I always [75:37] shout out to Nadia Nadia's app. [75:40] >> Exactly. No. Awesome. Just want to thank [75:42] everyone participating. Um again, the [75:45] chat was just like majorly super [75:46] positive and and again appreciate all [75:48] just like the uplifting. It was really [75:50] cool to see people just kind of [75:51] recognize each other's projects and um [75:53] again a lot of a lot of this came from [75:55] just like the overall voting and um [75:58] Rhymar and Manny and and the rest of the [75:59] team did such an incredible job of just [76:01] like going through all these different [76:02] things and trying to uh build through [76:04] it. A lot of folks had pointed out like [76:05] I can only imagine I did a you know high [76:07] school hackathon with 200 people. I [76:09] can't even imagine at this scale. And [76:10] yeah, it was one of those things like [76:11] I'll be very honest with you. Um, you [76:13] know, it came together over the course [76:15] of about a week. And that's why in in [76:17] previous uh buildathons, we had like [76:18] multiple checkpoints. Uh, Rhymar had [76:20] built out this robust system, but we try [76:23] to make it as like low barrier as [76:24] possible just to make it as accessible [76:25] as possible. We had a lot of free users [76:27] came for the very first time who were [76:28] able to kind of discover the value of [76:30] Replet um, and are continuing to build [76:32] today. All right. And it's one of those [76:33] cool things where they able just to kind [76:35] of see like, hey, this is actually now [76:37] possible. So much has changed uh since [76:39] agent 3 even. So um I think uh you know [76:42] we're going to take all this feedback [76:43] into in into play and of course [76:45] something we're going to be able to [76:47] incorporate for our next builds. A [76:48] couple of big questions I want to I [76:50] wanted to kind of uh answer here. Um how [76:53] do I join Discord? So t right now we [76:55] actually uh had all the Discord go [76:57] through the buildathon. So as long as [76:59] you're registered to the buildathon [77:00] we're able to get you in the Discord. [77:01] And the main reason for that was [77:03] actually because we wanted to scale it [77:04] intentionally. So a lot of you I think I [77:07] think Daria was part of the original [77:08] ones. Obviously you know some of our OGs [77:10] here were as well but we initially did [77:12] an initial server that we just had for [77:14] the mobile bulathon forever was a part [77:15] of that and uh we were just testing like [77:18] hey how's this going to work you know we [77:19] didn't know what was going to happen and [77:21] it worked really really well and then [77:22] for agent 4 uh we had a much larger kind [77:24] of cohort that we onboarded through the [77:26] core and pro plans and we actually ended [77:29] up keeping it um and now extended it to [77:31] like anyone that wanted to join. I think [77:33] one of the things we're going to be [77:34] doing is there's just so much appetite [77:35] for it. So, we're going to be opening up [77:37] Discord here pretty soon uh to basically [77:39] all users. Um a huge shout out to Iris [77:42] and um KG who have been incredible [77:44] moderators. Rhymar who's living in there [77:46] basically at this point like it wouldn't [77:47] be possible without him. And it was his [77:49] idea. It was one of those things that [77:50] like I was a little nervous. I was like [77:52] I don't know. I kind of want to stick on [77:53] Slack because that's just what I know. [77:54] But Rhymar's like no. [77:55] >> I'm regretting all of it. By the way, [77:58] >> what you asked for. [77:59] >> I now have a new bed I get to lay in. [78:01] Just Yeah. So, a huge shout out to Rhy [78:04] Moore for even just making that [78:05] possible. It truly was like something [78:07] that was able to come out from him. Um, [78:09] but yeah, so much more programming [78:11] coming out soon. And [78:16] my apologies on me. I was wondering my [78:18] notes here. That was totally on me. [78:19] >> Signing up already. Like, yeah. Like, [78:22] okay. [78:23] >> Uh, but yeah. And then, uh, along with [78:25] that is when is the next buildathon? Um, [78:27] we're going to have more coming up soon. [78:29] Um, right now we're kind of going [78:31] through our different releases and [78:33] different things kind of coming up. Um, [78:34] we don't have one planned just quite [78:36] yet, but trust me, you will be all the [78:38] first to know as soon as it does um, [78:40] arrive. And then the last question that [78:42] I'm seeing a lot of is when is the next [78:43] 24 hours of of credits coming out? Um, [78:47] I'd uh I love Yeah, I'd love to see that [78:51] coming up soon. [78:51] >> Mark your calendar right now. [78:53] >> Yeah, exactly. Um, so yeah, um, a lot a [78:58] lot more to come. uh very very soon. So [79:00] yeah, but thank you all so much for [79:01] being part of the challenge. It was just [79:03] absolutely incredible. [79:04] >> I'm curious for the chat. What did you [79:05] think about the 24hour time frame? Like [79:09] was that like [79:10] >> they want more? They're like it needs to [79:11] be 72 next time. [79:13] >> Yeah. Like I don't know. Like I I think [79:16] like I don't know. That's I saw a lot of [79:18] comments people love the 24-hour framing [79:20] especially over the weekend. So you just [79:21] like boom you just hack on it and then [79:23] you like you have like it was on [79:24] Saturday so you have Sunday to rest so [79:26] you're ready to go on Monday. Um, so [79:29] yeah, I'd be like curious like because [79:30] we also did the three-week one, which is [79:32] nice, too, because you saw progress over [79:33] those three weeks. But yeah, I just be [79:36] curious like what did you guys think of [79:37] the 24-hour [79:39] >> deadline? Just to give you a little bit [79:40] of like background again for those like [79:42] that stuck around here to the end. Um, [79:44] it really was 24 hours for us. Like it [79:47] was absolutely incredible. Um, like [79:50] Rhymar like thank you so much. He [79:52] actually canceled one of his days off [79:53] while he was in Brazil and just [79:55] literally put the buildath on site [79:56] together. This again, I've said this a [79:58] million times, would not have been [79:59] possible without Rhymar. It was [80:01] absolutely in like just insane how it [80:03] came together. And then, you know, he's [80:04] still like me and Manny Manny comes up [80:06] with the idea of like, let's do a 4:30 [80:08] a.m. live stream. I was like, ah, Manny, [80:10] but yes, we should. And [80:11] >> baby, that happened [80:13] >> and it was awesome. And then [80:15] >> I didn't know who was going to show up. [80:16] I didn't know who was going to show up. [80:17] I was like, we're gonna have like 10 [80:18] people on there, like 500 people there. [80:20] And like Rhymar was on there. He was [80:21] like, I can't miss this. [80:23] >> Yeah. [80:23] >> No video, just audio. Like, dude, I got [80:25] to be a part of this. So, I think that [80:27] was really cool. The countdown thing. [80:29] >> Yeah. And it was it was just so cool, [80:31] right? So, like a lot of people were [80:32] like, I haven't worked like this since [80:33] college, right? Like kind of like the [80:34] old college, you know, paper due at the [80:36] end of the night kind of thing. [80:37] >> Sure. That wasn't me. That was [80:41] >> It was Yeah, I think the electric the uh [80:44] the energy was electric like the whole [80:46] time, you know, even leading up to it. [80:48] People talking about like um [80:49] >> Yeah. Look at all these like people had [80:51] prompts and tasks ready to like fire [80:53] bullets, you know? Like I saw [80:55] screenshots of people that were just [80:57] like, "Look at what we're going to do." [80:58] And I'm like, "Oh my god." And I have to [81:00] imagine like just being the leadership [81:03] team watching the like the meter just go [81:05] and and then like the servers are just [81:07] like, you know, like [81:11] >> Well, I mean, for those of you that [81:12] joined us early on in the buildathon, [81:13] right, like the build page went down and [81:16] I'm like, "Ray, the build on page." I [81:17] was like, "No, no, no. I maxed it out [81:19] like I can't do anything. [81:20] >> There's nothing else. It's like this is [81:22] server stuff. Like this is not like a [81:23] issue. [81:24] >> She can take no mole, captain. [81:26] >> Yeah, [81:27] >> I've given her all she's got. [81:28] >> It's literally what happened. We had [81:30] like looping engineers and Rhyar was [81:32] like, "Did you do this?" No, I did it [81:33] all. I did everything I possibly could. [81:34] And you know, we had to just kind of [81:36] >> piece it together, get everything up and [81:38] going. But again, it was just such a fun [81:39] stress test, right? I mean, what better [81:40] way to do this? And the internal team as [81:42] well, like we just we didn't see it [81:44] coming. And one of the things the team [81:45] said is like people were clearly waiting [81:48] for the moment to the start. Like people [81:50] were like, you know, getting up early, [81:51] staying up late just to kind of take the [81:53] most out of it. And um which was [81:54] awesome. That was the intention. And um [81:56] we just appreciate sticking around. The [81:58] last thing I'll say is [81:59] >> shout out to Mcklli. Mcklli was up all [82:01] night as well, our president, you know, [82:03] who kind of runs our engineering and and [82:04] a lot of other things. And you know, at [82:06] one point, uh you know, when when some [82:08] of the things were getting a little bit [82:10] little bit choppy, right? [82:11] some of the free tiers were getting, you [82:13] know, slammed on the server side and and [82:15] Manny's was like, "Let's do another live [82:16] stream." I was like, "Right now?" One of [82:18] the toughest times and Mckll jumped in. [82:21] He's like, "Yeah, I want to be a part of [82:22] it." He was able to basically unblock a [82:24] lot of you and um it was just awesome. [82:26] It was it was an incredible experience. [82:28] It truly was 24 hours. Again, a big [82:31] shout out to Tommy. Like, I went back [82:33] and I was like, Tommy was on the live [82:35] stream. And then, like, as we like, you [82:36] know, closed out the loop at 5:00 a.m. [82:38] the next day, I'm like, "There he is." [82:40] is and I remember going back just to [82:41] double check because everyone in the [82:42] office is asking me about him like did [82:43] you really stay up and again all of you [82:45] in the community I mean Dario, Angelina [82:48] Cloud Boy um just people are coming to [82:50] mind KG again a million times over for [82:53] staying up with us you know uh [82:54] moderating along the way it was an [82:56] incredible experience um yeah just [82:58] awesome all the way wild but awesome [83:00] >> I also think when Michael came on to the [83:03] live stream he dropped this little bit [83:05] of news that you know the idea for this [83:08] one day agent free for 24 hours. [83:10] Ambilithon can't like it was like [83:12] hatched like seven days prior. [83:15] >> Seven Seven days, right? Like let me let [83:17] me be very real. I was like [83:20] >> and not like just us, not just like you [83:22] know core users. No international [83:25] everybody gets it free and we're like oh [83:28] my goodness man. I think I don't know. I [83:30] I love that about Michaela and I love [83:32] that about Replet. Like let's go big. [83:34] Let's like cut the time. Like we gave [83:36] all of you 24 hours. We I think follow [83:38] the same philosophy like give yourself a [83:39] shorter period of time to get big things [83:42] done and I think that's a perfect [83:44] encapsulation of it like in seven days [83:45] we're going to have like the most [83:47] massive spike on replet servers ever and [83:50] we're also going to have a buildathon [83:51] and it's going to be like worldwide [83:52] international and for everybody epic. [83:55] >> Yeah. No, it was great. And and we say [83:56] seven days but really like I it was one [83:59] of those days where I was like you know [84:00] what it's actually going to be a chill [84:01] week. I was like Ryan take some time [84:02] off. like this is going to be chill like [84:04] it'll be and he like you're like [84:06] Rhymartar go take a vacation go take a [84:08] vacation do it do it go take a vacation [84:10] do it now do it next week I'm gonna [84:11] schedule it for you and then Rhymer [84:12] takes a vacation it's like oh by the way [84:17] >> how's your Wi-Fi [84:18] >> listen I took a Starlink with me to [84:20] Brazil because I was like there's no [84:22] chance that something's not going to [84:25] like come up and need to like you know [84:27] happen um I have a video of me like at [84:31] our Airbnb like literally on my on [84:33] mobile uh just watching the agent do its [84:36] thing with like this beautiful uh vista [84:39] behind um [84:40] >> yeah so but you know what it's it's one [84:42] of those things where it's like um I [84:44] joke about this all the time because [84:45] there's uh there's a blurring boundary [84:47] here where it's like it's just so [84:49] exciting to be in this stuff. I imagine [84:51] how many of you felt during the [84:52] buildathon where imagine you have 24 [84:53] hours of you know like you can just [84:55] build with replet. Imagine being, you [84:57] know, like us where we can just like [84:59] that's like we always get to just build [85:00] with Replet. And so like there's this [85:03] always ideas going through and thinking [85:05] through and like how can we again better [85:06] serve the community and then like you [85:08] guys don't sleep, right? The discord's [85:09] always on. And so it's like there's [85:11] this, you know, like I don't know. It's [85:13] just it's electric for me too. It's [85:14] electric for all of us, right? So like [85:15] this energy is not one of those things [85:17] where it's like um like I don't know how [85:18] to describe this like as a community [85:20] builder. [85:21] >> Yeah. [85:21] >> The scale of this trying to organize [85:23] these things in this quick amount of [85:24] time. Like I've been doing community [85:25] stuff and and Francisco I know and and [85:27] man like for for a long time I've just [85:30] never seen anything like this right like [85:32] it's just one of those things where it's [85:33] the the moment of AI the creative uh [85:36] opportunity like the tools coming up and [85:38] like it's just all of these things [85:40] coming together like I don't know I [85:42] don't know how to describe it I don't [85:43] know how to talk about it but like there [85:44] is no vacation right like there's [85:46] different places where we can work um [85:48] and then like try to find the relaxation [85:50] between and I think uh yeah at some [85:53] point there will be a balance wants to [85:54] find. But I think we're in a in a a [85:56] moment right now where the next couple [85:57] years for you all too out there like [86:00] this is the moment to dig in and we talk [86:01] about this all the time like learning [86:02] these skills and just getting involved [86:03] in stuff. It's like let's do it, you [86:05] know? So yeah, it's just and I think [86:07] that spirit is is is permeates through [86:09] the company like everyone just [86:10] understands and loves doing this stuff [86:12] and it's just it's it's mind-blowing to [86:15] watch to be honest. Uh it's cool to be a [86:17] part of it. [86:18] >> Yeah. No, absolutely. And these are some [86:19] of the funnest times of our life, right? [86:20] And and and like not just in the team [86:22] here, we're streaming. But even for you, [86:24] I mean a lot of you like I'm seeing [86:26] this, you know, I was in transit, person [86:27] next to me is looking at my phone. I was [86:28] looking at my fiance from 1 to 3 in the [86:30] morning. Like these are fun things, [86:32] right? And like you're building really [86:33] cool projects. You're bringing them to [86:35] life. We have such a wide variety of [86:36] winners. And you know, they come from [86:38] all walks of life. And that was like [86:40] from the community team, you know, [86:41] selfishly like we're always biased. We [86:43] just want to see people come together, [86:44] build new things. And I know [86:46] specifically this team is like just know [86:48] how much is possible today, right? [86:50] Rhymar and Manny both come from [86:51] nontechnical backgrounds and they just [86:54] what what they're capable of doing. They [86:56] know it better than anyone else and they [86:57] just want to make sure all of you know [86:59] as well and this was such a cool [87:00] opportunity to kind of showcase that [87:02] especially to newer users who aren't on [87:03] yet. [87:04] >> Yeah. And it's just one of those things [87:05] where it's like you know when things [87:06] like this happen it's just all hands on [87:09] deck and you know it's just uh you you [87:12] mentioned again like before like uh I [87:14] haven't worked this hard since college. [87:15] I think you you were joking about, you [87:16] know, but there is like that team [87:18] camaraderie where like everyone's kind [87:20] of just doing all these different things [87:22] and then you see this come together and [87:24] you're just like, how did that happen? [87:25] Right? like there's this emergent [87:26] property where everyone's just kind of [87:28] pulling and pushing in like their own [87:30] little way and then all of a sudden [87:31] somehow that turns into this like and [87:34] agent 4 launches or you know like the [87:36] mobile or whatever or like the the [87:37] tenure like these things just and so [87:39] it's not like this you know we're we're [87:41] not always like interrupting vacations [87:43] for stuff like this but when these [87:44] things happen it's hard to not just like [87:46] take the excitement of you all and the [87:48] opportunity for the moment and just be [87:49] like okay let's do this thing you know [87:50] and so like um I don't and that's I I [87:53] really think that's what makes this [87:54] company special. I talk about this all [87:56] the time. Regardless of whatever happens [87:57] with like the AI stuff, Replet is [87:59] rewriting the rules for how work gets [88:01] done. And because we're all dog fooding [88:03] this tool and because we all have access [88:04] to this tool, the things that we think [88:06] about, the creative solutions that we're [88:08] coming up with, the way that we're [88:09] working internally, uh, at some point [88:11] we'll become a case study for like how [88:14] companies leverage AI to scale. And I [88:17] think that's a really important story [88:18] that's kind of happening here. And to [88:20] just again to just be a part of that and [88:21] share that with you all. I think you all [88:23] start to see a little bit of that in [88:24] your own worlds. That's why we really [88:26] get excited when you start generating [88:27] revenue from your projects and really [88:29] like hit that next threshold because [88:30] it's like yes, you get this, you [88:32] understand it. Um, and there's just so [88:34] much opportunity popping up around the [88:36] edges that again it's contagious. Uh, [88:38] it's a little addictive. It's just so [88:39] cool to see it all happening. So anyway, [88:41] um, [88:42] >> and I love how like that team aspect [88:44] you're talking about, right, Marval, all [88:46] of us coming together that is extending [88:48] out to the community as well. We see [88:50] people stepping up. Kaiser like doing [88:52] reviews. Tommy doing a 24-hour stream. [88:55] Everybody posting stuff on X, showcasing [88:58] other people's work. I love that people [89:00] were saying like, "Oh, Manny, I came [89:01] across this buildathon entry. It's [89:03] really good. Here's why I like it. Go [89:04] check it out." Thank you so much. That's [89:06] great. Going on and scoring projects, [89:08] adding your replicas, your comments, and [89:10] stuff like that. So that was one of my [89:12] favorite things to see is just that that [89:13] that energy and that teamwork and that [89:15] camaraderie and that sense of belonging [89:17] that that idea that we're part of [89:18] something big right now and that [89:20] extending out to the community as well [89:22] and all you all of you getting to be a [89:24] part of that as well. It's not an idea [89:25] that we're part of something big. Like [89:26] we are part of something that is like [89:28] permeating right now in a way. Like we [89:31] just did I just did a little meetup [89:32] yesterday in our local community and to [89:34] see the variety of people. There was [89:36] like a 16-year-old in the crowd and then [89:37] there was like a 75-year-old in the [89:38] crowd and one's like like in a broad [89:42] spectrum and like everyone's just [89:43] building and they're just in like how do [89:45] I use this, you know? And so like in a [89:48] small town like this to see that stuff [89:49] kind of popping off and to see the [89:50] excitement even there like you just know [89:52] like oh this is everywhere right and so [89:54] like yeah this is um I think we all just [89:56] feel it and and we know it it um [89:59] >> it can be a little overwhelming at times [90:00] I think the pace of just like the AI [90:03] like every day there's like this big [90:05] release you're like oh my god what we [90:06] can do that now so it's just I don't [90:08] know it's unreal. Well, I think what [90:10] we're seeing is is we're at the early [90:11] beginnings of a major technological [90:14] shift and these have happened in history [90:16] in the past like so think about like the [90:18] early people to electricity or the [90:20] internet or to social media. I think [90:23] what's different this time around is [90:24] that it's going to be much bigger. It's [90:26] going to be much faster and it's going [90:29] to be much more accessible. So like you [90:31] think about electricity like maybe that [90:32] trickled out to a few wealthy people in [90:35] the city and then eventually to [90:36] everybody, right? But like vibe coding, [90:38] it's like hitting everywhere all at [90:40] once. Um, so yeah, I think that's part [90:43] of what the energy is happening here. [90:45] Like you have this massive trend that [90:46] we're really at the early beginnings of [90:48] and then you also have replica coming in [90:49] as well, building out this community as [90:51] well. So like these two things coming [90:52] together that are making this really [90:54] special. I think all of you should be [90:56] documenting this because I think we're [90:57] going to look back and we're like, oh, [90:58] remember at the early beginnings of vibe [91:00] coding, how that completely changed [91:02] everything. like what you're doing right [91:04] now I think is going to be like of some [91:06] significance historically speaking it's [91:08] going to be a big deal. [91:09] >> Yeah. [91:10] >> Yeah. Absolutely. And at the end of the [91:11] day I just want everyone to know we do [91:13] this for you right like everyone here is [91:15] building for you. Um you know and and [91:17] the buildathons are an opportunity to [91:19] basically connect a little bit better [91:20] with you. Mckelly said it himself right [91:22] like he was here you know getting [91:23] everyone's feedback. So truly thank you [91:25] so much for for joining our discord [91:27] joining the buildathons you know being [91:28] part of these live streams with us. A [91:30] huge shout out to everyone that shows up [91:32] every single week. We see you. Um, and [91:34] again, and for those folks that are [91:35] trying to get a little bit closer, you [91:36] know, join our different events. Uh, [91:38] join our live stream. Passy, I see your [91:40] a comment about the when does the [91:42] ambassador program go live? It actually [91:43] is already live. We're doing invitations [91:45] only at the moment right now, but we're [91:47] doing a huge onboarding batch that I'm [91:48] going through. We have over like 600 [91:50] applications at the moment. I'm going [91:51] through and then getting on like the [91:53] first big batch we'll be onboarding on [91:54] at the end of May. So yeah, there's so [91:56] many opportunities to to to get closer [91:58] to the team. And of course, like Rhymore [92:00] and many always say like don't wait for [92:01] us. Like kick off your events. We're [92:03] always happy to see those. We saw events [92:04] happen in Singapore, Dallas, uh you [92:07] know, others from in Lima, Peru that [92:09] weren't even hosted by Jose Carlos. Like [92:11] we're here to support, here to build [92:12] with you. And um yeah, we're super [92:14] excited. Next week again, we have a lot [92:17] of interesting content coming in. Uh [92:19] Manny and Rhyar will really kind of be [92:20] leading the way there over at Saster. Um [92:22] if you're in town, please let us know. [92:24] Um, we'll be happy to kind of jam with [92:26] you there and yeah, there's a lot to [92:27] come. It's super exciting. Always. [92:30] >> A couple more thoughts. Number one is [92:32] take the initiative. Go out and tell [92:34] people about Vibe Code and go tell [92:35] people about Replet. You don't have to [92:37] do a lot. I I really think you could [92:39] just go into like any like business [92:41] meetup or organization or any type of [92:43] event, I guess, like school, whatever, [92:44] and just say, "Hey, I'm going to [92:45] introduce you to the concept of vibe [92:47] coding. Spend five minutes talking about [92:49] what it is. Just turn on Replet for free [92:51] for everybody else." and then just let [92:53] them play around with it. People's heads [92:55] are going to explode and it doesn't take [92:58] a lot. You just have to introduce them [92:59] to it and they're going to thank you for [93:01] it. They're going to love you for it. [93:03] Number two, don't forget to use your [93:05] referral link. Okay? A lot of you are [93:08] sharing Replet out there and just saying [93:10] go having to go to replet.com. Take the [93:12] opportunity to get 10 bucks every time [93:15] somebody renews on your suggestion. So, [93:18] you go over to settings, I think, and [93:20] you go to like referral link. It's [93:22] there. Use that and take advantage of [93:25] it. [93:30] Um, all right. Cool. Very neat. Yeah. [93:32] So, looking forward um to that. And [93:34] again, yeah, SAS are coming up next [93:36] week. That's going to be so much fun. [93:38] Tune in, see us squirm a little bit, see [93:40] us figure it out and see how it um it [93:42] all works out. Um, okay. Anything else, [93:45] team? [93:47] >> Ah, there's so much. Time to rest up, [93:50] dude. Yeah, [93:51] >> that's enough for today, I think. [93:53] >> Sounds great. [93:54] >> Very neat. Well, again, thank all of you [93:57] so much for making this so much fun and [93:59] making it so great and making it so [94:01] tough to decide on winners. Looking [94:04] where we're going to rest up and we're [94:05] going to get geared up for the next one. [94:06] Thank you so much. [94:08] >> See you on Tuesday. [94:10] >> See you on Tuesday live from Saster. See [94:14] you there, y'all. [94:14] >> Congrats again to all the winners. Yeah. [94:16] And uh keep building everyone. Yeah. [94:18] I'll keep I'll keep going. [94:20] >> Bye everyone. Unfortunately, Youtube does not provide subtitles for this video, The Replit 10 Buildathon Winners, YouTube, 01krc7p9eqmnkxxpnene5a1333.