Hmmmm.... I dunnoooooo @1MintyBreeze shljld I banish Le creatr? (╹⌓╹✿)

Even Aisha get more traffic and Aura pass Sowore... talk more of vdm or Peter. your post on sowore can never get this amount of traffic or comments even if you post both individuals at the same time,, thats to tell u sowore is a fraud that is working for tinubu and content creatr

There's tons of ways you can creatr cap space. I didin't say they needed to move him. It's an option they have which we could benefit if they do think it's the most sound option offered to them.

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New branding for Creatr. Super excited to show y’all what we are cooking 🚀

Most AI tools today are sitting across the table selling you tokens, credits, prompts and usage limits. Nice little chips to keep you playing the game. But users don’t want chips.They want the damn product built. They want something that works, helps them run the business, makes the team faster, and doesn’t end with them hiring a developer to clean up the blood on the floor. That’s the shift we’re building for at Creatr. Coming soon 🚀

📍Creatr HQ, Koramangala Building a startup is immense learning, sleepless nights, brainstorming on whiteboards, fixing bugs right before user calls, obsessing over design, fighting over scope, celebrating small wins, repeat.

The shift @3look_io pushed with these new narratives, it separates those playing the game from those just spectating. Some people are really grasping the creatr-driven thing. The reward poole is already draining fasst. Six days in and a chunk is gone. It realli is first come, first served. You either adapt to the new flow, or you get comfortable watching.

Creatr will be a $100M company. Let me tell you why:

Hi, I'm Kartik. I've built all kinds of things. • Marketplace nobody used • SaaS that never found its market • Tools that solved problems nobody had And this is the first time I'm telling the full story. I grew up in India obsessed with how software worked. Not as a user. As a builder. I wanted to know what was underneath everything. So I started building. Badly. But I started. That photo up there is me 6 years ago - whiteboard full of ideas, zero users, zero revenue. Just conviction that something would eventually work. The first few products didn't. Each one taught me something. But none of them shipped into something real. Something a business actually runs on. Then I met Prince. We started talking about the same problem from different angles. He's the best engineer I know. I understood the business side. Together we kept asking the same question: Why is it so hard for a real business to get real software built? Agencies were too slow and too expensive. Vibe coding tools kept breaking. There was nothing in between. So we built the thing in between. That's Creatr. We just raised $1.2M. We've built software for 40 businesses across the UK, Philippines, Israel, Dubai and more. But I still think about that whiteboard. Because nothing about this was obvious. It was just two people who refused to stop building. This account is where I share everything going forward. The builds, the clients, the lessons, and the honest truth about what's working and what isn't. If you're building something, follow along.

Tarbot had burned $100,000 on a build that never shipped. Producers still on WhatsApp. Vendors matched manually. Budgets lost in spreadsheets. Until they found Creatr. 5 days later, the entire operation was live. Here's our 3-step process: 🧵

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How we build B2B softwares at Creatr, start to finish: 1. Discovery call. > You talk 80% of the time. We listen. 2. Requirements. > Before touching a single line of code, we map every role, every workflow, every record type. 3. Front end first. > You see the actual product before the backend is built. 4. Build. > DeepBuild runs autonomously while you sleep. 5. Edit launch. > You edit, not rebuild. And if you get stuck, we get on a call. The whole thing takes 3 days for a core system. Without wireframes or discovery fees. The biggest mistake people make is to skip step 2. They jump straight into "what does it look like?" before answering" who uses it, what do they see, and what happens when something goes wrong?" That's exactly where vibe coding fails. And exactly where we start. We’re looking to build 3 more product front ends (100% free, no upfront cost) Comment "BUILD" and I'll reach out.

Day 85 Design Challenge Onboarding screen design for Creatr(Dark Mode)

Day 84 Design Challenge An onboarding design of Creatr and Ed-Tech platform that empowers African creatives with courses needed to upskill in global markets (White mode version)

If vibe coding is Instagram filters- Creatr is Photoshop. Filters are great for instant results. But no matter how good the filters are... most famous influencers still use photoshop for perfection. Vibe coding is the same. Great for MVPs, mockups, quick ideas. But somewhere around prompt 12 to 18, it starts fvcking you up. You fix one thing = break two. The options after that aren't great either: Hire someone to vibe code for you: - Salary $300/week in tool credits 3 weeks mediocre output - Agency: $20k, 6 months, inflexible product you can't touch afterward There's always been a gap between "fast but fragile" and "solid but expensive." That gap is exactly what we built Creatr for. First working flow in 3 hours. Full build in 3 days. At a fraction of the agency cost. BTW, I'm looking to build 2 more entire product frontends for companies (w/o any upfront cost). Comment "BUILD" and I'll send you the details.

Non-technical founders are the easiest people to SCAM. They don't know what's hard to build. Or what a fair price looks like. And they DON'T know when they're being scammed. So they get quoted 3 months and $3,000 for something that should take 3 days. Namita found this out the hard way. She spent $300 on Lovable trying to build a matchmaking platform connecting startups with investors. Fix one bug. Break two more. Then an agency quoted her 3 months and $3,000 to take over. She said no. She found us @ Creatr instead. 48 hours later: → Fully custom front-end → Animations. Rich UI. Role-based access. → Nothing that looked like it came out of a template. She's now onboarding her first users. And she already referred 2 more people. Non-technical founders don't need to get taken advantage of anymore. They just need the right tool. I'll let Namita tell you the rest 👇 PS. Looking to build 3 more product front ends (100% free, no upfront cost) Comment "BUILD" and I'll reach out.

To all the founders vibe coding: Stop trying to fix the 50th bug. Ship what works > Put real users on it > See what breaks. Then rebuild it properly. At Creatr we use vibe coding to test ideas. But at the point where the prototype has to become actual software, we build with structure, logic and the right foundation. Aka. proper engineering. Trust me, you'll waste less time than re-prompting your way into a corner.