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I just got a private walkthrough of Google's new Gemini 3.0 launch from Logan Kilpatrick. And I'm not exaggerating when I say this is the most powerful Vibe coding tool I have ever seen. And he takes us through how to get the most out of it, how to create 3D fully featured games, how to create a startup from scratch. Today's episode, if you stick to the end, is an unfair advantage with how to get the most out of Google's new powerful Gemini 3.0.
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Enjoy the startup Ideas podcast. It's tipping time, baby.
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All right, we got Logan on the pod by the end of this episode. Logan, what are we going to learn?
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We're going to see Gemini 3 in Action Building apps and hopefully also showcase just like the breadth of what this model is possible and what it's capable of. So hopefully folks feel the magic as we look through some of these demos.
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And by the end of the episode, will they have like an unfair advantage around how to get the most out of this thing?
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Yeah, I mean, you're going to be able to build apps using Gemini 3 Pro for free in AI Studio and hopefully you'll see all the sort of like pro features and stuff like that as well. So this is the moment to really ramp up building things with AI and I think we'll deliver on that.
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So let's get into it.
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Yeah, I love it. So the sort of like top level, obviously Gemini 3 is here, which is super exciting. Lots of hype over the last few months. It's our new state of the art model, sort of world class intelligence. And I think this mission statement for Gemini 3 really being this idea of helping you bring anything to life. So if you have a business idea, you have sort of an artifact, a picture, a textbook, a science paper, a receipt, whatever it is, Gemini 3 has this capability to bring whatever the thing is that you have to life, which is really exciting. So we're looking at it in AI Studio right now. It's available across a bunch of Google services like the Gemini app if you're looking for an assistant, or the API for developers and enterprises if you want to build this experience or build Gemini 3 into your own products, but we're looking at it right now inside of AI Studio's Vibe coding experience. So if you want to go and build an AI app, or just build an app in General and use Gemini 3 Pro to either power that app or to build that app for you, we can go ahead and do that. So there's a Huge breadth. And Greg, I'll sort of click on some examples and we can talk through them. But yeah, the TLDR is like just the overall design aesthetic is incredible. So these are a bunch of the examples of new landing page. Not that the world needs more landing pages, but the aesthetics are beautiful, which I think is the high level overall view. And These are like one shot using Gemini 3 Pro, which is great. So if any of these speak to you, you can click into them and sort of remix and change and deploy them and all that stuff. The immersive games in 3D worlds is this really exciting bit and I think there's so many people and this is like not super business practical. Maybe it is and you can build a small games business. But I know so many people who got excited about coding and building software and businesses and stuff like that because they're really excited about games and it's just hard to make games if you've ever tried before. Maybe just as hard as a bunch of other, maybe even harder than a lot of other traditional businesses because of the complexity. And I think with Gemini 3 Pro you can just five code games in real time, which is really, really awesome. I don't know if any of these games speak to you, but we can go in and click through one of them really quick and then talk more about very practical one.
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Well, so they all speak to me and I wanted to actually speak to the point around I don't know if games could be helpful in your business. And my take is that vibe coding games as a marketing asset is so like you haven't done that before. Companies have not done that before. But if you want to create like you know, Gemini Racer for whatever brand that you're working on, let's say you're a Lululemon or something and it's just like a fun little Christmas themed Lululemon runner. Like I don't know. But the fact that, the fact is like if you can like in a few prompts build a game that could get traction on, on x, on TikTok, on Instagram, on, you know, it's, it's now possible.
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Yeah, I love that. I think games are also like a, just a proxy which is I think the other like very practical point which is games are just a proxy for like the model's overall capability. So like, hey, maybe you're like I don't actually care about building games. I think as you see some of these ex, it like speaks to the level of sophistication that the model has an understanding of and we can just. I'll click into one of these examples really quick and we can do this Sky Metropolis one and like go and build a bunch of stuff. I have not played this game before, so I don't really know. I assume the point is build a great city. But all of this Vibe coded inside of AI studio, which is really, really exciting and then there's like some AI integration as well, which is like the city and the human and all the stuff that's happening is built around is powered by our models behind the scenes. So it's a fun example of what's possible. And I think this again this is meant. And Greg, you and I were talking off camera about this. This is meant to showcase single prompt generations, maybe a couple of multi turn in some case. But this isn't something that we paid a team of 10 engineers five months to come up with and then put it into our demo. This is literally a Vibe coded example that the team was able to build pretty quickly. So I think it speaks to how accessible it is to build a bunch of this stuff.
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I feel like the games, people are going to look at Vibe coded games right now and they're going to think it's a game, it's a toy. But I actually think that the people who understand how important gaming is, I mean games are content, right? And content is very important. Content makes businesses. So I think games should be taken equally as serious. I know I'm going to be playing building games games and shipping games and seeing what happens as a way to spread whatever it is I'm working on 100%.
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So this is that VR. I don't know if this is actually going to break my laptop because I'm in Inception right here.
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What? Are you kidding me?
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You get the point. I wanted to pull out of that experience because we're my. I'm not hooked up to multiple displays, audio inputs or outputs. Uh, so I think this was potentially going to break the recording, but that is all Vicod just using the camera out of the box, which is a ton of fun. So you can go in and the cool thing is this is the tempo strike game that you should be able to see. You should be able to remix this experience. So I think this is the really fun part which is like, hey. You're like, hey, this app is actually weird in some way. I want to add these features. You can go into the gallery directly remix whatever it is. And again, this was Vibe coded with Gemini 3.0. Another one that I love is if you've seen this famous ball bouncing example, Greg. I don't know if you see these on the Internet where people are like, this is like the quintessential AI test where it's like, put the ball in the box and see if it bounces as it rotates in a circle. So I came up with this idea for how do you take that example to the extreme? And so we have like 20 different simulators running at the same time. This was one shot, Vibe coded as well. And you can sort of mess with the simulation speed. What happens when you change gravity? What happens when you change the rotation speed of all these apps? And things get, things get a little crazy. You can change the bounciness of the balls, all this stuff. And I think it's just like the gist of this one is you sort of take these quintessential tests that people were doing with AI models and I was like, how do you make this like the extreme version? And this is very much an extreme version of the ball bouncing example. And it just works out of the box again, literally single shot, Vibe coded. Which is crazy. Which I think shows the power of this model and I think is actually an underlying reminder that you have to be ambitious with this new model. What it's capable of is probably beyond what you're thinking. So ask for more. Push the model, ask it to build more. Try to come up with some of these ambitious ideas and I think it brings a lot of them to life, which is awesome.
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It's not just landing pages.
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It's not just landing pages. Please do more than just build landing pages. With Gemini 3 Pro. It really is super powerful. And again, obviously this is a gimmick example, but I think it's meant to sort of like show you the art of the possible. If you take sort of what you were trying to do before and bring those new ideas to life. But if we go back and potentially look at some of these, I'm feeling lucky ones. Let's see if there's any good ones. Nano Banana or maybe Greg, what's the business idea of the day for Idea Browser? Maybe we pop that in and we see what we. And see what we get. This could be a good one.
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Let's check it out. Open it up.
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Ideabrowser.com Matching platform for AI generational gap Talent matching platform for AI development teams. This is actually interesting. Let me what's the best. Oh, and we have. There's prompts and everything. This is, this is perfect, actually. What's the. What's the best way of bringing it over.
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Are we just creating a landing page or are we creating the app?
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We should build a product. We should go for the ambitious version of this.
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Of course, that's the type of guys we are. Right.
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I'm curious what happens if I just take this top level. Yeah, the idea and sort of like.
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We can try it.
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Yeah. Copy all of this. Let me see. I'm just trying to see is there like other details about maybe this stuff down here. I'll. Maybe I'll just take in the raw. Literally just command A and drop this in there and see what happens. This could be an interesting idea. Build me an app based on what I saw from ideabrowser.com today. I copy and pasted the whole website below for the business idea. Drain this idea to life, make it fully functional, go deep and help me make this up.
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So what we're going to. So what we're trying is we took an idea, a free idea, and we're just going to paste it into, into Gemini and we're going to see what comes out.
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Got the idea, copied it over, lots of random context, didn't do any major formatting updates, which you ideally would want to do. But let's give it a shot and we'll see what happens. Again, for folks who haven't seen this is the AI Studio build experience. You can sort of put in whatever you want from a prompt perspective. You can put in multimodal inputs. You see on the left hand side, the prompt that I put in the model is thinking and it's coming up with what the plan should look like. There's a bunch of AI suggested sort of different additions to the app that I can make in this context about making a better matching algorithm. There's also just suggestions about the overall product experience. So you can take your code, you can deploy it, you can share it, et cetera, et cetera. And then actually afterwards we can directly look at the code, manually edit it, preview on different devices, all those kinds of things. And already. So the model came up with a plan. Only had to think for 18 seconds, which is definitely longer than I thought for. And now we're sort of going and generating the actual website. And one of my favorite things is, and we've been very thoughtful about this from a vibe coding perspective. Like if you've never written software before, one of my qualms with a lot of products out there is that you sort of see too much detail. And what I really like is maybe you're like, hey, I am sort of Curious about what's actually happening behind the scenes, but I'm not a deep engineer and I don't really know what's going on. You can just hover over some of these files and it'll actually tell you what's happening. So like mockdata TS is the mock data for users and market stats. You can go to this Gemini service config which is Gemini service for enabling compatibility between profiles. You can get a quick intuition behind what's actually happening in this app. And then if you have like oh I have some idea or I need to tell someone else I actually do work with a developer and they're sort of going to take this idea I have and then go and implement it. You can point them to some of these files or just ask the model directly to be like hey, update X, Y and Z file or hey, update X, Y and Z setting. And it should be able to do all of that, which is awesome. So the moment of truth. Did we get a working app? Let's go full screen and we'll see. And just to take us back to the idea really quick was generational gap Talent matching platform for AI development teams pairs junior developers with senior industry veterans to create balanced AI project teams. Junior developers bring technical knowledge of emerging tools but lack practical experience while seasoned professionals contribute deep expertise but need access to cutting edge approaches. So it sounds like it's a people matching platform based on sort of like talent and background and expertise. And there's actually a business model around this and sort of memberships and subscriptions and enterprise access which is super interesting. So let's see how close we got. I don't know what your reaction is Greg, but I feel like this looks like a reasonable. Looks like a fine landing page. Nothing crazy.
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Yeah, I mean it's clean. I like the interactions on like the AI talent market is booming. I would personally like probably re prompt it to. I'm just more of like a. I like light websites right now. Like you know, so if you don't mind a light website like with, with like pops of color which is, you know, every designer hates that feedback, make it pop more. But this isn't, this isn't a Designer, this is Gemini 3. So hopefully.
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Well, Gemini 3's design capability is really good. So thankfully it won't hate the feedback that we should make it, that we should make it light. And I actually agree with you. I prefer light websites. Let's see if there's actually any functionality. Oh, interesting. So I clicked on. I'll go back really quick I clicked on find your match, and it sort of takes me to a bunch of people, and then let's see if I click analyze fit, and then it's sort of analyzing based on something. I don't know what's happening behind the scenes right now, but we'll see. I assume the model, the AI model is actually sort of like analyzing. Oh, interesting. AI compatible. The pair exhibits exceptionally high capabilities. Compatibility for generational talent fusion. I love that. Generational talent fusion. This is super cool.
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Yeah, I mean. I mean, this is one prompt, and it feels like just. This is my gut reaction is the first time I'm seeing this. This just feels like this is kind of like an elevated version of any Vibe coding platform I've seen. Like, it just feels like it's going a little. It's getting a little more horsepower.
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Yeah. 100%. Yeah. And so in the Enterprise Team Builder, there's like an available talent pool, and then I can put these folks in, and then I can. Let's analyze the balance of the team and the roster. And again, behind the scenes, for folks who haven't played around this experience before, we have sort of all the Gemini API, like all of Google's AI model infrastructure hooked up behind the scenes. So when you ask for AI features, the model is really well primed and has all the right context in order to go in and make all those features possible. And that's what we're seeing on all these random pages. There's an AI team balancer that's analyzing the different profiles of the current roster of folks. And then if I were to remove two of these people and reanalyze, it should give me a different output based on Sarah and fake Robert's profile specifically, which is really cool. Yeah. And I think the thing to your point. This is interesting. Dashboard, your personal command center. All right, so we got the new version.
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Hell, yeah.
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This looks better.
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This just looks like clean. You know, if I didn't know better, I wouldn't know. This is Vibe coded.
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Yeah. I love it. Well, it's purple. That's how you know. That's how you know that it's purple. That's true.
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Actually, the part's purple. We should change the purple. I know that. You know, let's do it.
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What do you. I'll tell. I'll say I don't like the purple. What's your favorite color? Should we.
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Green. Let's do green.
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Purple, Vibe. So my favorite color, Greg, the.
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The EM dash is to AI writing, which is what. What purple is to Vibe. Coding.
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Exactly the green. And while we're having the model do some work for us, anything else?
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Maybe we.
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I'll just say and throw in five new AI features as well. While the model is doing the work, we might as well get it to do some more stuff. So we'll switch the colors to green, we'll add some more features. I like this. I think the design is also better. I asked it to. I forgot what was my prompt before? I said spruce it up, add some social proof. And if we go back to. I think it added this like industry is talking section which I like is like a common sort of pattern from a landing page perspective. So I like that the design also like looks good. I feel like this is like a common sort of approach of how I would see that that sort of design show up, which is great.
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And how expensive are we talking in terms of tokens and how much does it cost?
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Yeah, that's a great question. So the fun part is that the model is available especially through this experience of you want to build an AI app or build an app in general, it's completely free, so you can go to AI studio, build access this, start building your product or experience. It doesn't cost anything. Which I do think is like part of this headline story of making this capability accessible. There are limits and after you hit the limits, we sort of prompt you to switch over to a paid API key and then you can sort of keep going as far as you want and use it as much as you want. The actual model is $2 per million input tokens and $12 per million output tokens. So it's priced below some of those sort of comparable competitive models like GPT 5.1 Pro as an example. And Claude 4.5 is lower priced than both of those models. And that's for input tokens less than 200,000 and then over 200,000. The price, I think it's like doubles for both. So it's $4 per million in and I think 24 per million out, though I'd have to fact check that. So similar pricing pattern to what we've done in the past for all these Pro models, which is great. It's adding a bunch of features which is exciting. I feel like I'm gonna go build this company after this and help.
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Interview Simulator generates a role specific interview question to help you practice skill gap analysis comparing your skills to market trends. Smart Icebreaker, that's where there's opportunity in using this product is we're going from web apps to smart web Apps, right?
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Yeah. And actually what I love too, Greg, is I sometimes have this writer, maybe not writer's block, but like vibe coding block, where I'm like, I don't know the ideas. I don't know what the best ideas are. And I routinely use this sort of prompt which I have here, which is just like, add in five additional features. And the model sort of takes in all this context and all these ideas that I wouldn't have thought of. And like, even if they're crappy ideas, I can always just remove those features. But, like, the one feature that shows up here that's like, actually really great. It's just like, it feels like that magic moment. So I feel like that loop of just like, add five additional features, let the model figure out what they are, and then play around with them. Works really, really well. But we have your green website now. What do you think?
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I mean, dude, this looks fresh. Like, I'm not even just saying this. This is like a fresh, you know, it looks great.
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So now we can connect with people. And then I think it's sending. It's like drafting some sort of like draft email, I guess, for reaching out to Sarah, perhaps. Hey, Sarah, Alex Chen here. Your system design work is impressive. I'd love to connect and learn from your perspective. Thanks. Send it. I don't know what it's going to do. And I press send and obviously this button does not look good, but hopefully doesn't work. This is a great actually example of this annotate feature, which I don't know if folks have played around with, but I love this. And I can just be like, box in this little section. I can add a text box and say, this send button doesn't work and seems oddly placed.
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Oh, wow. I didn't know that that existed.
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Yeah. And then you can just add it to the chat that goes down here. And then already preset applied the edits shown in the screenshot, which is great. So now we'll fix that, which is wonderful. And then we have our enterprise team roster, team configuration. This is great. I feel like we should try some other ideas or play around with some other stuff. But I feel like we have this bones of bringing this idea to life. Then I'll just hit two more points really quick, which is, let's say this was the fully working version. You're like, I'm ready to go. I'm ready to start my talent matching platform. You can go and deploy the app and actually start sharing with people externally. You can also share the app with a friend or a small group of people. So you and me could keep iterating on this. Or if you want to just get the feedback from two or three people that you know and be like, hey, does this idea make sense? Does this UI make sense? You can actually share that and continue to iterate together, which is really cool. Or move the code to GitHub, download it, do all those types of things that you want to do. So hopefully folks will be able to actually build some of these ideas and, and share them with folks.
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That's really cool. We had an off site recently and we had like a vibe coder in the off site and they were just like, as we're spewing ideas, they're just like building in the meeting and I feel like that's going to be the future.
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That is the future. I was literally on a call with a clothing brand company and they were telling me about how they're like, we want to, you know, we've always wanted virtual try on and we've always wanted like this like AI enabled mood boarding so that we can sort of try out different things. And I'm just like, I'm like, yeah, okay, keep telling me. I'm just like spitting and I'm like, okay. And here's the app for that idea. And here's the app. And this is like live on the actual customer call. So I think there's for folks who are like building businesses, especially if you're like trying to get your initial customers or like trying to win certain customers, like people have not seen that flywheel. If you go to sort of the long tail of like random businesses in America and like meet the business owner, they have not played with these tools. And if you can sort of build something in real time, like I think that blows the mind of so many people and also being able to like customize it based on their experience. And also maybe we can actually do an example of that because I think this is really powerful, which is. And this is maybe too meta, Greg. So you can tell me we shouldn't do this instead. But I want to go to ideabowser.com and I want to screenshot this website and I want to rebuild IdeaBrouser in AI studio and have AI actually generate all this stuff for us just to showcase like how good it is at sort of getting close to this design idea. But I'll wait for your consent because I also don't want to steal the idea browser thunder from you.
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Absolutely.
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All right, so I'll zoom out a little bit. I'M sharing this tab. I'm just going to zoom out so that I can try to capture as much of this content as possible and I'll scroll down, capture the screenshot.
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I don't know if you'll be able to do it, but, you know, yeah.
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We'Ll give it a shot. We'll give it a shot. We can't. I'm sure your team spent a lot of. I think there's. I'll make the comment, which is a lot of the magic is in the nuance of this stuff. Like, I think your team and others, like, have great perspectives. So I don't mean to, I don't mean to say that it's easy to copy any of these ideas, but I literally, I'm going to say clone this ui. Exactly. Make. Make me a button to generate tomorrow's idea based on the daily business trends through Google Search, through grounding with Google Search, make it all work. Be interactive and powerful. All right, we'll give this shot. Close ui. Exactly. And like, the practicality of this and like, other than I don't, I'm not sort of endorsing going to idea browser and copying the website. I think in practice, actually the real use case for this that our team benefits a lot from is we do this with AI Studio ourselves. So our team is building a product. We want to iterate continuously on what that new product can look like. We literally take the AI Studio ui, we screenshot it and we say, hey, what would it look like if you change this configuration or added this feature here and there, that Flywheel really works well. And actually inside of Google, we've seen a huge amount of traction of teams going and using AI Studio to rapidly iterate on their product experience. And I think it's like, even if it's not building the full production version. So if you're watching this and you're sort of past the stage of just complete vibe coding where you're building something net new from scratch. Even if you have an existing company taking the product, screenshotting it, iterating on the UI works really well. And I think it goes back to my other features. My suggestion of which I do all the time is I screenshot the AI Studio ui. I'm like, clone it and add five new features and the model just comes up with it. And some of the things are really dumb and don't make any sense, but every once in a while, every three times, I get something where I'm like, crap, we need to build that. That's such a Good idea. And I didn't have that before, so I feel like we should hopefully do this for IdeaBrowser too, and maybe we'll come up with the next feature for the website, which would be really cool.
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Totally. And I will say you can also screenshot an app and then just find a new niche or find a new geography. You know what I mean? I was reading about Wealthfront today, which is a Robinhood of Canada, and they're doing 3,400 million ARR or something like that. And it's like, it's just Robinhood for Canada. It's just the same concept but focused on a different Geo. So there's opportunities to build businesses that are just new geos or just vertical, you know, highly verticalized.
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Yeah, I love that. And if folks are watching on the left hand side, I generated the app. It ran for 95 seconds. No preview was displayed. So I told the model, I don't see anything. The screen is white and blank. So hopefully. Well, this is the experience of I coding, honestly, like, sometimes things don't work and you have to take another shot at it, but we'll see if it gets it on the second shot. It's usually just if there's nuanced context that folks use AI Studio a bunch. And if you run into this, there's all this special formatting we have to do in AI Studio to make the app compatible with this rendering environment that you see on the right hand side, which is usually what trips the model up because it's used to just building software fully unconstrained. And then it comes into AI Studio, we have a bunch of very specific instructions of making it work with this rendering environment. So it is a common failure mode. So if this happens to you, literally just tell the model you don't see anything and it should fix it automatically. And we're doing a bunch of stuff to hopefully mitigate that in the future as well.
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Don't give up, basically.
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Don't give up. Yeah, I mean, you're like one prompt away from it working all the time. It's like that meme of the person in the cave with the pickaxe and the. The diamonds are right behind. And it's like that little gap is usually like literally one prompt is potentially that gap, which is really cool. All right, let's see. It realized it was missing the index HTML file. It was incomplete, which makes sense. So hopefully it'll fix it very quickly. And I think for folks again, who have used 2.5 Pro, I think 3.0 Pro is like roughly on par from a latency standpoint. So there's no. I think in some cases it's a little bit higher latency, but obviously the model is much smarter. So it shouldn't be a worldly different experience from how long you wait to actually do some of these experiences, which is helpful. But I am excited to see this idea browser version.
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Is this the best Vibe coding product on the market?
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I think it is. Hopefully I'll make the comment. Let's look at this and then I'll answer your question. I think there is a. We have a bunch of gaps. There's a bunch of things that I'm really excited about. It's free, it's powered by 3.0 Pro, it has all these AI features built in. There's a bunch of things that are unique that I think we're best in class at, and then there's some very specific things that I think we're still behind on. But this is it. This is my idea browser clone. It looks pretty good compared to what you all had before. And let me just pan back to what it was on the other the original IdeaBowser one. This is what it looked like before. And I don't know if it's possible to show two tabs at once or we can do it in post or something. The magic of post production. This is what it looks like. The version that I just Vibe coded. The thing that I'm most excited about is generating future ideas. I'm super curious actually, if I press this, if this feature works out of the box. But let's see. It removed some of the stuff, it's.
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Loading, something's happening and we're using.
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I asked it to use Google Search, so I don't know. This could potentially be. This is somewhat unconstrained, so it's supposedly like pulling in the news of the day and coming up with something potentially interesting. So what is it? Rapid agentic AI. Singapore businesses are grappling with how to scale because of the eu AI act, et cetera, et cetera. Yep. Ethos AI is a central control plane where businesses define parameters, eth ethical guidelines and operational boundaries for their deployed AI agents. Interesting. And I wonder where it's sort of grounding from. Or actually it shows sort of where we're grounding from in this context, which is cool. And I think AI governance is the sort of keyword that it's tracking, which is really interesting. Yeah. Governance Readiness Checklist. Ethostarter Kit. This is cool. Nice.
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I don't think I'VE ever seen anything this good. Like, screenshot, put it in and it looks this good and it works on any other product.
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B
I love it. I mean, we did a little bit of. There's a little bit of AI magic on the AI Studio side. But, like, the really cool story is, like, this really is the Gemini 3 Pro model out of the box. So, like, if you want to use AI Studio to do this stuff, awesome. If you want to build your own version or use some other tool that's powered by this model, awesome. The model is available across the entire ecosystem. It's available in our API, it's available in our first party products. You can use this hopefully, wherever it is that you want to build your ideas, it just feels like magic when it works. Again, this is my favorite example of continuing to iterate. I don't know, Greg, if we do maybe one more generation of this of like, if you ever had there was some feature that you wish Ideabrouser had that hadn't, that you all haven't built yet, and maybe we could try adding that in.
- [34:03]
A
I do. So, you know, every day, thousands of people go to ideabowser.com for ideas, and I think that people are looking for co founders. So let's say I was into this ethos AI, you know, building this. I wish I could press a button that says, like, match me with a co founder to build this.
- [34:28]
B
That is a great idea. I love that. And I feel like that is very true. Like, it's sometimes. Sometimes you just need another person. I feel this way all the time. I'm like, I've got lots of great ideas, but if I have another person who's in the trenches with me pushing on that idea, like, I feel like I can actually make it happen, versus sometimes I feel when I'm pushing on these ideas by myself, it's not the same. So I love that idea. And let's actually use. I don't want. I'm done typing, so let me use text to speech and we'll see if we can see if we can make this idea come to life. All right. I love where Ideabrouser is at right now, but I was just talking to my friend Greg, and he suggested we should add the ability to search for co founders as part of this process as well. So can you sort of mock out and sketch up the experience, make it as functional as humanly possible where, like, different people can come in and match with your potential co founder to bring this idea to life? It should be, like, front and center in this experience. As soon as you have the idea being presented to you, you should also have the option to go and find a co founder. When you click that, it should take you into the experience where you can see different people's backgrounds, their profiles, et cetera, et cetera. And then maybe while you're doing that, also try to add in three additional ideas to this website and we'll sort of see where that takes us. And so we have this text to speech feature which also sort of cleans up a little bit the idea. So I'm just going to assume this is right and not even read it because we're vibe coding and it sort of removes a bunch of the ums and ahs and other random stuff that's not relevant for the idea. So we'll see where this takes us. And let's actually just quickly go back and check in on what happened with our co founder.
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A
There it is. Near build. Build the idea. Find a co founder.
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B
Yeah, let's do it. Find a co founder. Wow.
- [36:19]
A
I mean that's pretty, that's pretty dope.
- [36:23]
B
Let's connect, send some requests to them. Be I can upgrade premium git curated.
- [36:30]
A
Wow, that's really smart.
- [36:34]
B
All these different filtering. Nice. Let's do Sarah.
- [36:38]
A
And it's on brand right. Like this looks like browser brand.
- [36:45]
B
The subtle details, I love it. And actually I wonder what else it added.
- [36:50]
A
Let me know comment in YouTube if we should add finding co founders on ideabowser.com?
- [36:56]
B
Youm should. I'm going to go comment as soon as the video goes live. So this was the different features. Add a co founder button. Implement a list of three additional predefined ideas at the bottom of the page to allow quick navigation. Let's see what did it add? Be fine. Oh cool. So this is actually coming up with this actually I think is similar to what you already have in idea browser which is like yesterday's ideas and I think a bunch of other stuff like that. So this is coming up with like different opportunities and sort of going back. So I think it took my suggestion to add new ideas or features in a different direction than I was anticipating, but I feel like it works actually.
- [37:34]
A
Yep, for sure.
- [37:36]
B
This is great. So I'll send this to you and you sort of can go and replace the version of idea browser with the version that we vibe coded.
- [37:43]
A
Thanks man.
- [37:44]
B
It should be off to the races.
- [37:46]
A
Awesome. Anything else you wanted to show?
- [37:49]
B
I think that sort of is most of the stuff. Again, we're early in the experience of letting you build really really cool, powerful apps. So send us feedback on the model. Again, the model is available across the ecosystem on Google products. On third party products, it's available in the APIs. So you can sort of build with it wherever you want to. And if you want to vibe code apps for free in AI Studio, AI Studio build and you can sort of bring your ideas to life, which is exciting.
- [38:23]
A
Totally. And if you need ideas, just go to ideabrowser.com, copy, put it in here.
- [38:29]
B
Screenshot the app. Build your own version.
- [38:32]
A
Go crazy. Have fun. No, this has been really. This has been really fun. Thank you for coming on the show and sharing it with the audience and I'll include links to get started with Gemini 3.0 in the show notes and let me know what you build, everyone. Logan, thanks again for coming on and I'll see you next time.
- [38:55]
B
Yeah, this is a ton of fun. Thank you, Greg. And yeah, hopefully we can build some more stuff together.
- [39:01]
A
I hope so too. See ya.