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i reverse engineered 8 apps that hit $50K MRR in under 180 days and explain the pattern behind all of them 1/ find a group that spends money 2/ find a problem they repeat weekly 3/ use AI to make it work with photos/videos/inputs 4/ make the output dead-accurate... show more

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