A developer uses ChatGPT's O3 model and the low-code tool Lovable to build a CRM for veterinarians in Los Angeles in minutes. He prompts the AI for market research and feature lists, then feeds the output into Lovable to generate a working product called VetConnect LA Edition. The entire process from idea to prototype takes only a few minutes.
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We've entered an entirely new era of entrepreneurship. I'm going to show you how anyone can build anything in a weekend. If you can't do this, you should not be in business at all. Step 1, be inside ChatGPT. Pick O3 as the model. Choose the Plus plan. Let's pick anything. Let's say you want to build a CRM for local vets. Give it a prompt that says, I want to build a CRM for vets in the LA area. Pick your area. What will they need? What are their pain points? What are all the details I need to sell to them? And what do I need for my tool? You're going to run it. O3 does deep research blows my mind. We're going to let it run. It's going to take 5 or 10 minutes and do a ton of deep research for us. As you can see, it built us out some pretty fantastic stuff, actually only in 37 seconds. Going to give you the objections. We already have cornerstones. Staff hates new software security. Here's the things you're all going to need for it. Here's a list of everything you need to get it coded and build it out yourself. And now you've got a great idea of where to start. Whatever, don't do a vet CRM. Let's build it ourselves and sales material. Keeping it super simple, we're going to ask it to give us a prompt to give to Lovable to build this for us. Here's a prompt to put into Lovable. We're just going to copy that prompt and plug it in right here onto Lovable and click enter. And it's going to start building. And voilà, here's VetConnect LA Edition, the CRM we've built specifically that we own ourselves. More complex. We did this in, I don't know, 3 minutes flat. Stay tuned for part 2. I'll show you how to make a deck and start reaching out to those businesses to sell it to them. Cheers.