Percolating

Yash Singh & Alex Andrews
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A fortnightly podcast about what AI actually does for a small business — from two people using it on real client work, who will tell you what it cost and what broke.

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  1. 5日前

    Don't Build a 'Jarvis', Build This

    Your feed is full of AI assistants that glow like Jarvis and do nothing for your actual week. Yash and Alex have each built the real thing, an operating system for their own business, from opposite ends: Yash's Onwards OS has a web interface, Alex's playbook is plain folders and a voice button. Both started with one dull job, a morning briefing and a client's contact details, and grew it one connection at a time. They get into invoices and receipts, the features they built and stopped using, why they dropped Obsidian, and the tools they now build for clients. Plus an AI agent that found Alex a plumber, Yash's pizza party bin, two predictions, and why Alex is moving his domains. Recorded on 25 September 2026.

  2. 10月2日

    Should You Rent or Build Your Software?

    Alex pays every month for an all-in-one marketing platform and uses a small fraction of it, so he is building his own. Yash cancelled Buffer after building a scheduler in a day or two. Both say the build is the easy part: logins, uptime, and an AI that always has one more thing for you to fix take months. The rule they land on is rent the building, own the furniture: keep the plumbing someone else built, and make the parts you live in your own. Plus the Todoist debate, Yash's AI ads win, two predictions, and the strangest thing AI has ever done to Yash. Recorded on 10 September 2026, so the model talk has dated: Anthropic has shipped new models since.

  3. 9月29日

    AI Made Starting Easy. Finishing Is Still Hard.

    An MVP now costs almost nothing, so the question stops being what AI can build and becomes which ideas deserve your own hours. Alex and Yash on running five or six projects at once, the dopamine of Claude Code, the days you skim what it wrote instead of reading it, and why the win comes from the part you do after the prototype. Plus Yash predicts an OpenAI wearable, Alex predicts the labs slow down and the harness becomes the product, a client who loved the demo and then saw the price, and whether you still need the .com.

  4. 9月25日

    How to Use AI Without Making Slop

    A restaurant menu somebody actually printed. Posters in a high-street window that look all right until you look twice. Yash's problem with AI creative is not that it is bad, it is that it all looks the same, and that using it badly thins out the brand you spent years building. So what separates the work that lands from the slop? Not the prompt. Brand guidelines, a design system, the business goal, and watching what your competitors shipped this morning. Plus the day Meta turned AI image editing on by default and started rewriting ads nobody had signed off.

  5. 9月3日

    Why I Left WordPress

    Alex built about 150 WordPress sites. Then he asked Claude for a plugin, had it working in half an hour, and stopped. What actually replaces WordPress, whether you can trust software nobody reviewed, and the security objection that will not go away.

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A fortnightly podcast about what AI actually does for a small business — from two people using it on real client work, who will tell you what it cost and what broke.

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  • 創作者
    Yash Singh & Alex Andrews
  • 活躍年份
    2026年
  • 單集
    5
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    兒童不宜
  • 版權
    © 2026 Yash Singh and Alex Andrews
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    Percolating