By revealing that a basic photo editing app he developed has been generating Rs 8.4 crore in income each month, a former software engineer from jaipur has brought attention to the need for artificial intelligence (AI) tools in non-tech sectors. The app was made three months ago, according to YouTuber hitesh Choudhary, who also provided instructions for how to make comparable apps on X.
"I had no idea that the non-tech sector had such a high need for AI. He added, "I developed a very simple AI-powered app that assists users in editing photos (removing background and some saturation) and writing text for a platform." "I am at $10,000 MRR [monthly recurring revenue] after three months. I covered all of this in my YouTube videos.
Choudhary did, however, add that he does not wish to draw attention to coding for non-tech businesses. The non-tech market is simpler to break into than the building industry for programmers. I don't want that to become well-known right now. "Remain undetectable," he continued.
Choudhary said that his first customer, who was also a buddy, was in charge of the whatsapp distribution when asked what type of marketing he employed for his services. "The first client/friend I charged was a secret. He is in charge of the supply chain's distribution. It is currently spreading after he posted it in his whatsapp group.
The YouTuber went on to say that he also owns a few "classic marwari style" offline companies.
Choudhary received praise from X users for accomplishing the goal. "It's amazing to get $10K MRR in just three months with a non-tech audience. You're correct—unmet demands in non-tech businesses are frequently easier to solve with straightforward fixes. For the time being, it seems wise to remain unseen while developing. software developer @TrendChaseX made the statement, "Quiet execution > noisy hype."
"All of my friends charge from client 0; it's not a novel practice in consumer SaaS. However, managing distribution over whatsapp is novel," businessman Saurabh Kumar stated.
"I had no idea that the non-tech sector had such a high need for AI. He added, "I developed a very simple AI-powered app that assists users in editing photos (removing background and some saturation) and writing text for a platform." "I am at $10,000 MRR [monthly recurring revenue] after three months. I covered all of this in my YouTube videos.
Choudhary did, however, add that he does not wish to draw attention to coding for non-tech businesses. The non-tech market is simpler to break into than the building industry for programmers. I don't want that to become well-known right now. "Remain undetectable," he continued.
Choudhary said that his first customer, who was also a buddy, was in charge of the whatsapp distribution when asked what type of marketing he employed for his services. "The first client/friend I charged was a secret. He is in charge of the supply chain's distribution. It is currently spreading after he posted it in his whatsapp group.
The YouTuber went on to say that he also owns a few "classic marwari style" offline companies.
Choudhary received praise from X users for accomplishing the goal. "It's amazing to get $10K MRR in just three months with a non-tech audience. You're correct—unmet demands in non-tech businesses are frequently easier to solve with straightforward fixes. For the time being, it seems wise to remain unseen while developing. software developer @TrendChaseX made the statement, "Quiet execution > noisy hype."
"All of my friends charge from client 0; it's not a novel practice in consumer SaaS. However, managing distribution over whatsapp is novel," businessman Saurabh Kumar stated.
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