blakeandersonw/ai-app-playbook
How to build useful, profitable apps in 2026. Clone it and point your coding agent at AGENTS.md.
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Paste into Claude Code or OpenCode, in an empty folder. Please follow me and star this repo to stay up to date! [](https://github.com/blakeandersonw) [](https://github.com/blakeandersonw/ai-app-playbook) My background: I've scaled 5 apps to $100k+ MRR in the past 3 years. This is the stack I would start with today. We initially built EcoGPT (apply here) on this stack. Good apps help people get fit, focus, learn, or feel calmer, and people pay for them. This playbook goes from picking a problem to your first profitable month. Don't use: Vercel, Netlify, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit hosting, Bubble, FlutterFlow,…
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- How to build useful, profitable apps in 2026
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How to build useful, profitable apps in 2026. Clone it and point your coding agent at AGENTS.md.
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