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Aug 1 • 6 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
Mark Cuban just said:

"If I were in my 20s, I'd spend every waking minute learning about AI. Even if I'm sleeping, I'm listening to podcasts talking about AI."

This is your sign to get serious because now, you can build mobile apps with just a prompt.

Let me show you how... Image
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The AI handled authentication, data storage, push notifications, everything.
Built a Market Size Calculator that every founder needs.

Pro Mode trained the AI to think like a business strategist, not just a developer.

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This is what separates real founders from wannabes:
Created a custom Budget Tracker for tracking startup expenses.

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Pro Mode understood I needed burn rate calculations, runway projections, and investor-ready categories.

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Mobile App Building + Pro Mode launches soon with limited early access.

Join the waitlist before every founder gets this advantage:

What will you build while your competition is still hiring developers?emergent.sh

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