

The 17-Year-Old Who Built a $1.12M/Month Ai App` | Zach Yadegari
194 snips Nov 28, 2024
Zach Yadegari, a 17-year-old tech whiz, created Cal AI, an AI-driven calorie-counting app that rakes in over $1 million a month. He shares his entrepreneurial journey, from coding at a young age to taking on CEO responsibilities. Yadegari discusses creative influencer marketing strategies that skyrocketed his app's visibility and revenue. He also delves into the importance of user onboarding, navigating AI limitations, and the distinct challenges young entrepreneurs face in the tech landscape. Zach's ambition and innovative mindset offer inspiration for aspiring creators.
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Grind Clock App
- Zach and his friend Henry built Grind Clock, a motivational alarm clock app.
- It gained 20,000 downloads but couldn't sustain growth, leading them to explore other app ideas.
Totally Science
- At 13, Zach created and monetized an unblocked gaming website, TotallyScience.co.
- This site bypassed school blocking protocols, earning him $60,000 annually before selling it for $100,000 at 16.
Pre-plan Marketing Strategy
- Validate app ideas by ensuring a solid marketing strategy, especially for virality on social media.
- Focus on niches with existing audiences, like health and fitness, to simplify marketing.