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Finally recovering, livestream tomorrow most likely at 4pm UTC 👌 So much go catch up on and announce - $NEURAL and SPARQ related. Gonna be fun 🔥

Are people still using lovable / bolt or similar sites? To me it feels like they are getting eaten by Codex / Claude Code, but I'm in a high-tech bubble. Do "normal" people still use these apps or did they fade as fast as they peaked?

Watched some indie dev podcasts today and found one by a super successful founder of an indie studio that sold 2M+ copies of their games. Half of the podcast ended up being about how they think about tooling in existing engines, what a massive library of custom tools they are creating on top of the default editor and how much work that is. They are basically building their own engine ontop of e.g Unity. The only caveat is that with these engines it's much harder to develop actually appealing and fun to use tools. The opportunity in 20x'ing the editor tooling step alone is massive. I talked about this in livestreams before, but for us it's basically; 1. Define the game 2. Let the agent build and pull the tools 3. Then build the game 4. Test and repeat until satisfied Anyone who thinks skipping step 2 is fine will struggle hard with any game that has a bit of depth. The funny thing is that this is also how we can onboard many more aspiring game creators, by providing personalized tools specifically made for you and your game we make game creation already 10x easier, faster and more fun.

Found this graphic on Reddit earlier, it shows the "levels" of different parts in game development. SPARQ is frontier on pretty much all of those, quite insane. When I say we are building next level game creation I mean it. If we succeed, $NEURAL's real world impact will be almost immeasurable.

Wanted to do the stream yesterday but I have been super sick the past 2 days, we will kick it off early next week instead! Can't wait, time to push $NEURAL hard in July and beyond 🫡