Hey, I was able to create and submit my project for the FF Hackathon. Unfortunately my project didn't make the top 10, but I'm happy that I was able to create something after using FlutterFlow for only 2 weeks. It was more of an experiment and fun to play with the FF platform and AI models. The app creates futuristic stories about business ideas from the future after submitting a keyword or a sentence about an idea, for example: phone or decentralized energy storage. The app will create with one request a story title, product name, story hero name, industry name, and content. The app then runs two parallel actions to create the image and audio for the story. It uses gpt-4o for stories, dall-e 3 for images and openai tts-hd for audio. For the image and audio generation workflows, I used BuildShip because it was better at handling the base64 format and storing the files on the Google storage. Alex Hormozi inspired me to create an audio version for the story, so you can read and listen at the same time for a deeper learning experience. It's a community app, you can also read the stories generated by other users. The audio is generated only once and stored on Google storage, so other users don't have to generate the audio again. The app can also be used as a template to create any type of content, such as articles with images, social media posts, and educational materials. It's enough to adapt only the prompt in the API call, eventually OpenAI function call in json format, and you can create any content. You can test the app here, it's designed for mobile, but it's possible to run it as a PWA: https://inspirium.flutterflow.app/ It's free, and don't hesitate to create as much stories and images as you want, I have a lot of Azure OpenAI credits ;) There is a signup form, but you can use a test email like name@test_com.

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If you are at Level 2 or higher, you can now get Snappy from the classroom of this community! Right now, I have only basic instructions on how to set up each component (Webflow, Wized, and Xano), but I am working on videos which cover every part so that I only have to explain things once going forward! If you would like to support me, then please use Snappy, post your questions about it, and tell others you know about this offer and community! Join our office hours, and learn more about how low-code can streamline development and open doors for you! Snappy Classroom

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I need to automate some things for my mobile app without having to update my app and deploy to app stores. I could use Google Cloud Functions but I want to do it quickly so I don't want to invest too much time for reading HighLevel API and Firebase docs to do it with code. Example scenario: Trigger: New user signup in app = new uid record in users collection in Firestore -> Action: Add new contact to HighLevel, add email address, set pipeline stage "new user", start 7 day email automation sequence in HighLevel (7 day course) I think I just need to add new contact and the rest I can do inside HighLevel. I am trying to research Make_com, AppyPie, Zapier and n8n, but maybe someone here has already done similar automation? N8N would be great because it's open source and I can deploy it myself.