Airo Tycoon Building a Game with Airo Builder

Airo Tycoon: Building a Game with Airo Builder 🔗 **Source:** [Airo Tycoon: Building a Game with Airo Builder](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6DXfnfdESY) > [!note]+ Document Notes > tags: [airo-builder, game-development, no-code] > author: Airo > source: YouTube > reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6DXfnfdESY > date created: 2024-12-19 10:00 > > # 🏷️ Title: Airo Tycoon: Building a Game with Airo Builder >  ## 🧰 Action Inbox - [H1] Create viral engagement through gamification — test tycoon mechanics for user retention #marketing - [H2] Experiment with business simulation prompts — 80+ iterations for complex features #development - [H3] Add SEO optimization to game projects — meta tags, social sharing, schema markup #seo ## 🧭 Table of Contents - [📝 Summary](#-summary) - [📖 Main Content](#-main-content) - [🗒️ Notes](#️-notes) - [📚 References](#-references) - [🗣️ Paraphrase](#️-paraphrase) - [📰 Newsletter](#-newsletter) - [✅ Action Items](#-action-items) - [🧪 Hypotheses](#-hypotheses) - [📊 Methodology](#-methodology) - [❓ Questions](#-questions) - [🔮 Future Research](#-future-research) - [💡 Implications](#-implications) - [🧠 Learning Styles Assessment](#-learning-styles-assessment) - [📊 Accessibility Assessment](#-accessibility-assessment) - [🌍 DEIB Assessment](#-deib-assessment) - [✅ Logical Validity](#-logical-validity) - [🛡️ DARVO Analysis](#-darvo-analysis) - [🎯 Conclusion](#-conclusion) ### 🔗 References - [Airo Builder](https://airobuilder.com) - [Video Source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6DXfnfdESY) ## 📝 Summary - Tristan demonstrates building a complex tycoon-style business simulation game using Airo Builder, inspired by classic games like Roller Coaster Tycoon and Dino Park Tycoon - The project took 80 iterations to develop, featuring dynamic business customization, inventory management, pricing, marketing, and random events - Shows how no-code AI tools can create sophisticated interactive applications beyond typical website use cases - Demonstrates the potential for viral engagement through gamification of business concepts - Successfully integrates SEO optimization, mobile responsiveness, and leaderboard functionality ## 📖 Main Content Tristan built "Airo Tycoon," a fully functional business simulation game using Airo Builder, demonstrating the platform's capabilities beyond traditional website creation. The game allows players to select any type of small business (like a sushi bar), manage inventory, set prices, run marketing campaigns, and purchase upgrades while dealing with random events that affect their business performance. The development process involved extensive iteration - 80 total prompts over multiple sessions to refine gameplay mechanics, add features like achievements and leaderboards, improve mobile layout, and optimize for SEO. The game captures the addictive "dopamine hit" of classic tycoon games where players build successful businesses and reinvest profits for growth. Key features include dynamic business theming (emojis and content adapt to chosen business type), real-time gameplay with daily sales cycles, reputation and demand systems, marketing options (Yelp reviews, Instagram ads), upgrade systems (like Wasabi stations for sushi bars), and random events that provide boosts or challenges. ## 🗒️ Notes #### ⏱️ [00:00](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=0) — [H1] Introduction to Airo Builder game project - Key idea: Tristan built something innovative with Airo Builder beyond typical website projects - Evidence: "I've been using Arrow Builder for a while... mostly like websites and simple small business projects, but I wanted to see if it could do more" #### ⏱️ [01:30](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=90) — [H2] Inspiration from classic tycoon games - Key idea: Childhood tycoon games inspired the business simulation concept - Evidence: "I really loved these tycoon games... Dino Park Tycoon, Roller Coaster Tycoon where you start a business, start a theme park" #### ⏱️ [02:45](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=165) — [H3] Core tycoon gameplay mechanics - Key idea: Classic business simulation involves pricing, customer satisfaction, and reinvestment - Evidence: "You set your prices, customers come and pay you... take that money and invest it in building a new ride" #### ⏱️ [03:30](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=210) — [H1] Viral engagement strategy through gamification - Key idea: Games create user engagement and viral effects for business applications - Evidence: "How we can create some kind of viral effects or create something that gets users really interested and engaged" #### ⏱️ [04:15](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=255) — [H2] Complex prompting strategy for game development - Key idea: Used separate LLM session to craft optimal prompts for Airo Builder - Evidence: "I started just a separate session in just an LLM... help me create this prompt in the best way for a vibe coding tool" #### ⏱️ [05:00](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=300) — [H3] Generic engine with dynamic theming - Key idea: Game engine adapts to any business type while maintaining core mechanics - Evidence: "The game engine must be generic but the skin is dynamic... early '90s Mac or early Windows theme" #### ⏱️ [06:30](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=390) — [H1] 80 iterations of development refinement - Key idea: Complex applications require extensive iteration and refinement - Evidence: "I've had 80 total bits... initial setup, core game, customizations, leaderboard and achievement system" #### ⏱️ [08:00](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=480) — [H2] SEO optimization for game applications - Key idea: Airo Builder can optimize games for search engines and social sharing - Evidence: "Update site title, description, and social SEO stuff... open graph stuff for Facebook or LinkedIn" #### ⏱️ [09:15](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=555) — [H3] Dynamic business selection and theming - Key idea: Game automatically adapts emojis and content based on chosen business type - Evidence: "There's a full drop down... it dynamically matched all the emojis to the type of business" #### ⏱️ [10:30](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=630) — [H1] Real-time gameplay mechanics demonstration - Key idea: Game features live inventory management, pricing, and marketing decisions - Evidence: "You buy inventory, set the price, run marketing... random events that can either help or hurt" #### ⏱️ [11:45](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=705) — [H2] Achievement system and user feedback - Key idea: Toast notifications provide positive reinforcement for player milestones - Evidence: "Really fun little toasts... achievements when you hit one week, your first $100" #### ⏱️ [12:30](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=750) — [H3] Marketing and reputation systems - Key idea: Players can invest in various marketing channels to boost demand and reputation - Evidence: "Yelp reviews for $30, I get higher demand and higher rep score... Instagram ads 15%" #### ⏱️ [13:15](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=795) — [H1] Upgrade system and business growth - Key idea: Players purchase upgrades that provide permanent performance boosts - Evidence: "Wasabi station... will give me a 30% sales boost... that should help accelerate how many sales I'm getting" #### ⏱️ [14:00](https://youtu.be/R6DXfnfdESY?t=840) — [H2] Creative potential beyond traditional use cases - Key idea: Airo Builder enables innovative applications through better prompting and creativity - Evidence: "Very different than the normal use cases... shows how you can take it a lot further just by prompting better" ## 📚 References - [Airo Builder Platform](https://airobuilder.com) - [Original Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6DXfnfdESY) - [Classic Tycoon Games Reference](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_simulation_game) ## 🗣️ Paraphrase - A developer successfully created a sophisticated business simulation game using Airo Builder, proving that AI-powered no-code tools can build complex interactive applications beyond simple websites - The project required 80 iterations to develop comprehensive features including dynamic business theming, real-time gameplay mechanics, achievement systems, and mobile optimization - The game demonstrates how gamification can create viral user engagement by tapping into the satisfying progression loops of classic tycoon games applied to modern small business concepts ## 📰 Newsletter **Build Games, Not Just Sites: Airo Builder's Creative Potential** Who says no-code is just for landing pages? Tristan just proved that AI-powered builders can create sophisticated interactive experiences by developing a full tycoon-style business simulation game. **What makes this special:** The game dynamically adapts to any business type (sushi bar, coffee shop, you name it), features real-time inventory management, marketing campaigns, and even random events that keep players engaged. Plus, it took 80 iterations to get right - showing that complex applications are totally achievable with patience. **Try it yourself:** Next time you're building something, think beyond static content. What interactive experiences could engage your audience? Games, calculators, simulations - the possibilities are endless when you combine creative prompting with powerful tools. Resources: [Airo Builder](https://airobuilder.com/), [Game Development Patterns](https://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/), [No-Code Gaming Community](https://nocode.com) ## ✅ Action Items #### DevRel - Developer advocacy: Create showcase of complex Airo Builder applications, gaming tutorials, interactive demo metrics - Education: Workshop series on advanced prompting techniques, game development patterns, 80-iteration case study - Developer experience: Gaming templates, prompt libraries for interactive apps, iteration tracking tools - Developer marketing: "Beyond websites" campaign, tycoon game viral strategy, creative use case collection - Community management: Gaming challenges, showcase submissions, peer learning around complex builds #### OSPO - Policy & Governance: Guidelines for game content, data collection in interactive apps - License Compliance: Gaming asset licensing, third-party integration review - Security Management: User-generated content safety, leaderboard data protection - Strategic Alignment: Gamification metrics, engagement KPIs, viral coefficient tracking #### Community - Maintainers: Gaming template libraries, complex application patterns - Contributors: Advanced tutorial creation, prompt optimization guides - Ecosystem: Cross-platform game sharing, template marketplace integration #### WordPress - Playground: Interactive WordPress tutorials, gamified learning experiences - Community: WordCamp gaming showcases, creative developer challenges - Training: Advanced Gutenberg block gaming, interactive content creation - Design: Gaming UX patterns, achievement system templates ## 🧪 Hypotheses - Gamification increases user engagement and retention compared to traditional business applications - Complex no-code applications require 50+ iterations for production-ready quality - Dynamic theming systems can make single applications serve multiple market verticals - Viral engagement is achievable through nostalgic gaming mechanics applied to modern contexts ### 📊 Methodology - A/B test gamified vs traditional business tools for engagement metrics - Track iteration counts across various complex Airo Builder applications - Measure conversion rates for dynamically themed vs static business applications - Survey users on emotional response to tycoon-style progression systems ### ❓ Questions - What other classic game genres could be adapted for business applications using no-code tools? - How can we optimize the prompt engineering process to reduce the 80-iteration requirement? - What metrics best measure the "viral potential" of interactive applications built with AI tools? ### 🔮 Future Research - Comparative analysis of no-code platforms for game development capabilities - User psychology research on business gamification effectiveness - Template creation for common interactive application patterns ### 💡 Implications - Practice: No-code developers should consider interactive experiences beyond static content - Policy: Gaming applications may require different content moderation and data handling approaches - Security: Interactive applications with user data require enhanced privacy considerations - Education: Advanced prompting techniques and iteration strategies need formal training programs - Funding: Budget allocation for extended development cycles (80+ iterations) in complex no-code projects ### 🧠 Learning Styles Assessment Reading level estimate: Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level 8 #### 👀 Visual learners - Present: Screenshots of game interface, emoji theming examples, UI progression - Improve: Flowcharts of game mechanics, iteration timeline visualization, architecture diagrams #### 🔊 Aural learners - Present: Full video walkthrough with narration and explanation - Improve: Podcast-style discussion of development process, audio-only game mechanics explanation #### 🗣️ Verbal learners - Present: Clear definitions of tycoon mechanics, business simulation terminology - Improve: Analogies between game mechanics and real business operations, storytelling approach #### 🧩 Kinesthetic learners - Present: Interactive game demonstration, hands-on gameplay walkthrough - Improve: Step-by-step building tutorial, playable demo links, experimentation checklist #### 🧠 Logical learners - Present: 80-iteration timeline, systematic feature development, cause-effect relationships - Improve: Decision trees for game balance, mathematical progression formulas, optimization metrics #### 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Social learners - Present: Collaborative development discussion, community showcase potential - Improve: Multiplayer gaming elements, leaderboard social features, development team workflows #### 🧘‍♀️ Solitary learners - Present: Self-paced video content, independent project inspiration - Improve: Solo development journal prompts, personal project worksheets, reflection questions #### 🌿 Naturalistic learners - Present: Business ecosystem modeling, market dynamics simulation - Improve: Sustainability themes in business games, environmental impact mechanics ### 📊 Accessibility Assessment #### Screen reader semantics - Present: Standard HTML structure in demo interface - Improve: ARIA labels for game controls, descriptive alt text for visual game elements #### Keyboard navigation - Present: Basic web navigation support - Improve: Game controls accessible via keyboard, logical tab order for all interactive elements #### Contrast and readability - Present: Clear text in video interface - Improve: High contrast mode for game interface, readable fonts at all zoom levels #### Text resizing and reflow - Present: Responsive design mentioned for mobile - Improve: Game interface scaling validation, text reflow testing for all game screens #### Media and captions - Present: Video includes clear narration - Improve: Detailed captions for all technical terms, audio descriptions for visual game elements #### Forms and interactions - Present: Game input forms for business selection - Improve: Clear error messaging for game inputs, accessible dropdown menus ### 🌍 DEIB Assessment #### Cultural breadth - Present: Universal business concepts, customizable business types - Improve: Culturally diverse business examples, international market scenarios #### Inclusive language - Present: Gender-neutral business terminology - Improve: Plain language explanations of gaming jargon, defined technical terms #### Neurodiversity support - Present: Clear step-by-step game mechanics explanation - Improve: Consistent interface patterns, reduced cognitive load options #### Representation - Present: Inclusive business type selection (sushi bar, various cuisines) - Improve: Diverse business owner avatars, varied cultural business models #### Psychological safety - Present: Positive, encouraging tone about experimentation - Improve: Failure-friendly messaging, learning-focused achievement system ### ✅ Logical Validity #### Strong reasoning - Deductive strength: Classic game mechanics → user engagement (strong precedent) - Inductive strength: 80 iterations → complex applications possible (good sample size) - Causal reasoning: Gamification → viral engagement (plausible but needs validation) - Analogical strength: Tycoon games ↔ business education (relevant similarities) #### Fallacies --- ## Full Transcript [00:00] So, I've heard that you built something [00:01] really cool with ArrowBuilder, and I'm [00:03] really really excited to see it. Yeah. [00:05] So, why don't you walk me through your [00:07] through what you built, how did you come [00:10] up with the idea? [00:11] >> Yeah, certainly. So, I've uh I I've been [00:14] using Arrow Builder for a while. I've [00:16] tried it with a few different test sites [00:18] and experiment sites, mostly like [00:20] websites and and simple like small [00:21] business projects, but I wanted to see [00:23] if it could do more. So, one thing I've [00:26] been thinking about in my role is how we [00:28] can create some kind of viral effects or [00:32] create something that gets users really [00:34] interested and engaged and do something [00:36] that's a little more fun. And I had this [00:37] idea, you know, when I was a kid, I [00:39] really loved uh these tycoon games on [00:42] the computer. They were some of the [00:43] first games that I played. Uh, I [00:45] remember playing like Dino Park Tycoon, [00:47] which is actually where you run like a [00:49] dinosaur zoo or roller coaster tycoon [00:51] where you kind of start a business, [00:53] start a theme park and you can uh, you [00:55] know, you you like set your prices, [00:57] customers come and pay you, you have [01:00] inventory and then you can take that [01:02] money and invest it in like building a [01:04] new ride in your theme park or building [01:05] a food stall in your theme park. And, [01:08] you know, you can adjust your prices and [01:09] your customers get angry and events come [01:11] like a tornado rolls through and blows [01:13] up half your park. And I always really [01:14] loved playing these tycoon games because [01:17] it was always really fun to me to kind [01:19] of, you know, model what a small [01:21] business does uh in their day-to-day. [01:23] So, you know, making decisions about [01:25] where to like where and how to best [01:27] build revenue, how to invest that to [01:28] grow the business. And then that feeling [01:30] that kind of clicks and turns over when [01:32] your business is really successful and [01:33] the cash just starts flowing in and [01:36] you're able to make a lot of investments [01:37] and it really feels successful. And um I [01:39] always really loved that as a kid. I [01:41] loved getting to that state and then I [01:42] loved, you know, when I got to that [01:44] state, restarting uh and and starting a [01:46] new park from scratch. So, I was really [01:48] inspired by that and I I thought that [01:50] that would be a really good fit for, you [01:52] know, how can we model uh how can we put [01:55] this in the context of a small business [01:56] and take this same idea and that same [01:58] kind of dopamine hit that you get from [02:00] building a business that way and turn it [02:02] into a fun game that that we could play. [02:05] And at first I wasn't sure if App [02:06] Builder was able to do it, but I [02:08] actually had really like surprisingly [02:10] great results. [02:10] >> So I had no idea, Tristan, that we can [02:13] build something like this with Arrow [02:15] Builder. So why don't you take me [02:16] through like what was like the first [02:18] prompt that you put in? [02:20] >> Yeah, let me uh let me just start I'll [02:22] take you directly to my um builder here, [02:25] my arrow builder window where I'm [02:27] actually working where I've been working [02:28] on this live. And you can see my first [02:31] prompt. Now you see it's a pretty big in [02:33] big prompt and a pretty involved prompt. [02:35] What I actually did in this case was I [02:38] started just a separate session in uh in [02:41] just an LLM and just started chatting [02:43] about my goal and saying help me create [02:47] this prompt in the best way for uh for a [02:50] vibe coding tool, right? Um and so what [02:53] I did was I just kind of described [02:54] generally what I liked. I said I really [02:56] liked these tycoon games. I want to [02:58] build a game that has similar dynamics [02:59] and I want the user to be able to select [03:01] or customize uh their small business or [03:04] their type of small business and have it [03:06] kind of theme the game around that. [03:08] >> So uh it said it basically said the role [03:12] the goal build a self-contained [03:13] interactive small business tycoon game. [03:15] Uh it have a twist so the game engine [03:17] must be generic but the skin is dynamic. [03:20] And this is really important. It had um [03:22] oh and then it had the aesthetic. So, it [03:24] kind of matched this like early '9s uh [03:27] Mac or like early Windows theme with [03:30] with Windows, which I thought was really [03:31] great that it kind of did that and [03:32] identified that out of the gate. Uh, and [03:35] so this is actually where it it kind of [03:38] put in some really important [03:40] fundamentals behind the game. So, it [03:42] talked about the layout, how it should [03:44] work, and then the core gameplay [03:45] mechanics. this was really important [03:47] because it kind of got this core [03:48] gameplay mechanic right and then I was [03:51] able to come back and kind of tweak it [03:52] and adapt it from there and that say you [03:54] know like this made the game a little [03:55] too easy, this made the game a little [03:56] too hard, let's add in some more [03:58] complexity or let's add in a bit more to [04:00] to how it works. Um, but this core like [04:04] gameplay mechanics was really really [04:06] fundamental. Getting this right the [04:07] first time is kind of the foundation [04:09] around which I built everything else for [04:11] this game. [04:12] >> Wow. And how many prompts did it take [04:14] you to be like satisfied with it? [04:17] >> Uh it it was quite a few. I actually [04:20] yesterday I was trying to get a a [04:22] quantified number and kind of like a [04:24] almost like a release notes for what I'd [04:26] done. Uh and I was actually just able to [04:28] ask Arrower I said like how you know [04:31] >> look back on our history and obviously [04:33] because it's it's an AI it can't [04:34] necessarily like look back at the [04:36] history and it it you know it doesn't [04:39] work that way. It doesn't have all the [04:40] history, but I was able to say, look at [04:42] the build history for this. And you can [04:44] actually see every iteration of the [04:46] build that I made here in the build [04:47] history. And so I instructed it to Oh, I [04:50] just lost the anchor where I was. So I [04:52] instructed it to look back at the build [04:54] history and say uh give me like a a [04:58] basically a release notes of what I've [04:59] done. And so you can see it had stay [05:04] here. Let me skip this. Okay. So it I [05:06] was able to instruct it to go back [05:08] through the build history and give me [05:09] kind of a release history. And so it [05:11] said I've had 80 total bits and you can [05:13] kind of see chronologically how I moved [05:15] through this. So initial setup in core [05:17] game. Uh I did some customizations on [05:19] the business selection on this kind of [05:21] first page that you see. I made some [05:23] changes with the core gameplay like I [05:24] added a leaderboard and achievement [05:26] system with toast notifications. Uh I [05:29] did some UIX improvements. Made some [05:31] changes to how like the inventory works. [05:33] Uh branding and theme. So I added the [05:35] purple theme to match the arrow branding [05:37] here. Uh more advanced features, some [05:40] polish and refinement. Uh and then just [05:42] today or just yesterday, I did some uh [05:45] improvement on mobile layout and on the [05:47] leaderboard. So actually generates a a [05:50] database that will store all the high [05:52] scores uh across different user [05:54] sessions. So about 80 total. [05:57] >> Wow. Like 80 total prompts. Sorry. [06:00] >> Yeah. [06:01] >> Got it. I mean, I also saw that you [06:03] asked it uh to do like some SEO [06:06] optimization for you. [06:07] >> Yeah, I did. Let me let me jump back up [06:09] to that. So, one thing I've noticed with [06:11] with these is that um you know, it it [06:14] doesn't by default necessarily write all [06:16] the SEO stuff like meta title and metad [06:19] description until you get it uh up to [06:21] date. [06:22] >> So, all I said was just now update site [06:24] title, description, and social SEO stuff [06:26] with the brand for Aerero Tycoon. I [06:29] didn't want it to change any of the [06:30] content. It will actually change like on [06:31] page content if you want it to like you [06:34] know if you want to have content for [06:36] certain keywords or things like that and [06:37] I've seen a lot of success doing that [06:39] for like a website like if there's a [06:41] website that you want to be found on the [06:42] internet it'll actually go and update [06:44] your content. You can ask it for for GEO [06:47] as well. So it'll put content in like [06:49] question answer format or it'll add like [06:52] schema.org markup to the site which is [06:54] something that helps it show up in in [06:57] GEO or for for LLMs. So, it's actually [06:59] really powerful. For this one, I just [07:01] asked for a couple simple updates [07:03] because I didn't want it to change too [07:04] much of the site content in this case. [07:06] So, it updated the meta tag. So, like [07:08] when I, you know, when I open it, you [07:09] can see up here in my browser, it has [07:11] the the um meta title there in the [07:14] browser. Uh the open graph stuff. So, if [07:17] this is shared on Facebook or LinkedIn, [07:19] LinkedIn, when it has a preview URL, it [07:20] will have the full title and the game [07:22] description there, Twitter card, um and [07:25] then keyword tags as well. So, [07:28] >> I'm impressed. Like, that's the only [07:30] thing that I can say. This is amazing. [07:33] Um, I'm gonna be honest with you. [07:35] Growing up, I used to play Diner Dash, [07:38] not Tycoon. So, I'm quite interested to [07:41] see how the game [07:43] >> works. [07:43] >> Yeah, let's jump in. I'm going to uh I'm [07:47] going to start here. And what what kind [07:48] of business should we start? So, there's [07:50] some suggested starts here or some [07:52] suggested business types. There's a full [07:53] drop down here, so we can really do just [07:56] about any type of small business we want [07:58] to start. [07:58] >> Wow. Can we do a sushi bar? [08:00] >> Sushi bar. I love this. Yeah. And it it [08:02] it dynamically matched all the emojis to [08:05] the type of business. It was great. I [08:06] didn't have to make any any selections [08:08] or anything like that. What about a a [08:10] name for for the business? [08:12] >> Uh, let's call it um I want something [08:16] like funky and funny. [08:18] >> How about Niri Bada? [08:21] >> Oh, okay. [08:24] All right. So, let's start. So, once you [08:26] start, there's a quick and quick uh [08:28] rundown of how it works. You know, the b [08:30] the principles are you buy inventory. [08:32] So, you got to keep your your stock up. [08:34] Uh you set the price for your offering. [08:37] You run marketing against it. You can [08:38] buy upgrades that performance uh [08:40] performance boosts for your business. Uh [08:42] but then there's also random events that [08:44] can either help or hurt your business. [08:46] >> There's a pro tip. [08:47] >> Yeah, that's the pro tip. So, you go [08:49] ahead and get started. And you can see [08:50] here uh this is kind of your shop. So [08:53] you can see that it's selling every day. [08:55] You can see your money ticking up. The [08:57] days tick by bit by bit. You can see [08:59] your demand and reputation here. And [09:00] here's your stock. So we're almost out [09:02] of stock. So I'm going to buy 10 more [09:04] sushi. Um it has these really fun little [09:07] toasts along the way. So it it helps you [09:09] with achievements. So there's, you know, [09:11] when you hit one week, when you hit your [09:12] first $100. Um oh, you can see I just [09:15] got supplier gave you a bulk discount. [09:17] So I had a boost in money. That's really [09:18] great. So, I'm actually going to use [09:19] that. I'm going to buy a little bit more [09:21] inventory and I'm going to do some [09:23] marketing. If I do Yelp reviews for $30, [09:25] I get higher demand and higher rep [09:28] score, reputation score. So, I just [09:30] boosted those. [09:31] >> And so, you can let's do let's really [09:33] juice the demand and get it up there. [09:34] So, Instagram ads 15%. So, once you [09:38] increase your demand and reputation, you [09:40] got to keep your stock going as it's [09:41] going. So, it's pretty dynamic and be [09:42] pretty fast moving here to keep your [09:44] stock just like it is when you start a [09:46] small business. [09:47] I'm going to bump up my pricing a little [09:49] bit. I've got high demand and high [09:51] reputation, so I think I should be able [09:52] to do that. And then let's get our first [09:55] upgrade. So, I want to get a Wasabi [09:57] station. So, that will give me a 30% [09:59] sales boost. So, I bought that with my [10:01] 300 bucks. Now, it's showing I own the [10:04] Wasabi station, and that should help [10:06] accelerate how many sales I'm getting [10:08] each day. Keep my stock up. Yeah. So, [10:10] you can see I'm selling a couple per [10:12] day. Oh, my reputation is dropping. [10:14] Let's boost that. Let's do a happy hour [10:16] deal. Sweet. You can actually buy you [10:18] get discounts if you buy more stock. So, [10:20] there's just kind of some fun fun game. [10:22] >> Thank you so much, Tristan. This is like [10:24] really really interesting. Love the way [10:27] that you used Arrow Builder. It's very [10:29] different than the normal use cases that [10:32] we see like building a site or just to [10:34] like a web app or something so simple. I [10:37] feel like this really shows how you can [10:40] take it a lot further just by like [10:42] prompting better or just like having new [10:46] creative Ideas.