We're going to be looking at Greta.

All right, welcome back to LearnWire. We're going to be looking at Greta. This is a app that you can build full stack apps and websites with AI. So, this is going to be a lovable alternative and it's nice to see it on AppSumo for a lifetime deal. And what we're going to do is just go check out some of the reviews. I'm going to just jump right into it. You basically write a prompt and say, "Hey, build me a website or build me an application or software." And then it goes out there, chat GPT, and creates the app for you. Of course, there's a lot of techy things that you're going to have to go on your own journey to figure out as far as connecting it to Superbase to connecting it to database and connecting it to payment sources like Stripe. I believe this tool does integrate with both of those, but I'm not going to go over those in this video. The video would get way too long. Plus, I don't really have any interest in taking an app all the way to the end because I'm not really launching an app right now. Okay? But we're going to see how well it can create the initial functionality of an application, which is the most important part. You can see license tier 1 is $59. License tier 2 is $129. License tier three is $239. And license tier 4 all in at $469. The difference is your credits per month essentially. Tier one you'll get 250 credits per month. Licensed tier two you'll get 750 credits. License tier three you'll get 1500 credits. And licensed tier 4 you'll get 3,000 credits. You get all the same stuff on license tier 2, three, and four. you will get a custom domain and stripe integration. License tier one, you do not get custom domain or stripe integration. So, this is just one where you are going to need to jump into license tier 2 at 129. I don't know why they do this. Why would you even, you know, I just think that they should just lower the credits essentially. But when you take away things like this, it just literally I don't know why someone would purchase licensed tier one. If you can't hook up your own custom domain, you're not going to be able to launch at scale and take payments. If you can't easily integrate into a payment processor, what is the point of building an app? So, license tier 2 is definitely a recommendation on this one. Okay, so I'm going to jump over here into reviews real quick and then I'll jump right into the app, guys. So, it's got mixed reviews. We've got a two star review, a fivestar review, another five star, and then a one star. They're saying that the landing page builder works great, but the scraper building feature is a huge disappointment. I'm I'm thinking that he was trying to build Yeah. like a here's a chat bot or something like that. Some of the applications that I've tried to build, I'm not going to do that in this one cuz my confidence level has dropped. If you guys want me to do another follow-up video on this, maybe I will decide to create that application. Basically, it's creating a YouTube research tool. We're researching topics kind of like a tool where we can scrape topics and get view counts and popularity of different videos on YouTube in your niche, but we we have to connect it to YouTube API. We have to do certain things. And then I've used all those apps, Bolt and Lovable, and wasn't able. And then there was another one, Hen. I don't think I did a review on that. I think I'm still paying monthly. I need to get a review out for that as well. But yeah, I'm not able to successfully create those applications. So, I'm not going to do that in this one right here. Go ahead and type in YouTube scraper or something like that in the comments below if you want me to try it out. Maybe I'll make a video on it and see if this is the golden gem software that has, you know, cuz this this person right here, the platform is comparable to lovable.dev, bolt, new, rep, firebase, cursor, versel, all those right there. So, pretty cool. And he gave it a five star. So, I put something down here. Where was I at? Where? So, stuff like this like and the results looked great. However, when I tried the superbase integration, things fell apart. But you also have to take these at the grain of salt because everybody has different experiences with software and different knowledge when it comes to using Suba Base and stuff. That's one reason why I don't really want to take this all the way to full app development because I'm not experienced to that level. Me saying that I'm going to go ahead and take this build the app connected to Subabase or GitHub add a Stripe integration and fully launch by myself with no coding experience. You know, that's I just I'm not really sure. or I believe in these tools will get you all the way there 100%. They might get you 80% there, but you're probably going to have to have somebody that knows what they're doing to do this stuff, right? And so I'm realistic about that sort of thing. Oh, so right here, I like this. So he was talking about this stuff. He uses a great prompt in this app called Promptable.pro to develop that overall prompt. It helps save credits and so forth. So we've actually signed up for that account right over here. You can use this Spark right here and it will help us develop what we want to build. So, I'm going to say, "Hey, build." Okay. So, you can see what I've typed in right here. And actually, what I'm going to do, because I've learned my lesson, I'm going to copy all of this and I'm going to go ahead and open up a notepad. Paste it in right there. You can pause the video and read what I put in here, but we're going to make a simple YouTube application. This is supposed to make a way better prompt than I can write myself. I put all the details in here and I'm going to say go. And we're using the promptables spark. And I'm over here at app.prompt. I checked there's no traffic going to the site. You did have to sign up. You get a free 100 credits. You could probably just go into chat GBT or Gemini or Claude and say make a better prompt for using a site like lovable.dev or something like that. If you use half your brain, you can figure all this out. But hey, just a shout out to that commenter over here. You know what? Sometimes I do read these reviews in detail and I'm willing to try people's applications. So, pretty cool. I'd be happy to help you create a base prompt for your YouTube title generator app. Let's start by gathering some information about your vision for this project. First, could you tell me a bit more about who you envision using the app? All right. So, it's going to ask some questions. I'm going to pause the video and I'll be right back. Okay. So, I think we have our prompt right here. It asked a bunch more questions. So, I'm going to go ahead and just highlight this right here. Core features. We have our project names. AI coder app right here. Here's the app or the prompt that it came up with. We're going to go back into Greta. And we are here. This is what the interface looks like. very clean. what you would expect. Modern and UX right over here. You can see we have our credits 250 right there. You'll have your history over here. That'll come down on the left hand ribbon. Then you have a new chat right here. You can upgrade at any time. There are some templates. Learning hub. Let's go ahead and click on the learning hub. We have all these documents on how to do certain things. Let's type in superbase. They have two superbase documents with screenshots and everything. I'm not seeing videos, but there are screenshots and so forth. So, that's looking good. At least they have a knowledge base. We're going to look at templates real quick and then see what this can actually do for us. Explore and customize AI templates. We have blogging app, travel, online food delivery. I would be more interested in these uh right here. I'm going to just click on the SAS app right here. So, we have cloud suite, SAS admin dashboard, and a daily development report. Now, we could go and look at preview and see what one of these looks like. So, you have your dashboard. Here's what the users look like. very modern design and this is what analytics would look like. So now start a new chat. You could attach an image, import a project from GitHub right here. I'm going to go ahead and paste in that advanced prompt we have and make sure that AI should also analyze and select the title highest potential view count. I don't know if it actually is taking the whole thing. So I'm going to come through right over here. Yes, it did take that entire prompt. Let's see. We're going to click the build button. Now, you're going to see that it's going to start registering what the prompt was and paste it in here. It's saying it's going to go ahead and start coding. Right off the bat, it starts coding right over here, which is super cool. It says I wish I could just I don't know, keep scrolling it up. Nope, it's not going to let us. I wanted to see what it actually said to begin with, but you can see it going to work right now. It is creating a superbase.js user authorization. Now, it's going into the title generator. It's already created an index.html and a tailwind.config. So all the things that you would expect in these apps, it is doing that. And you can see that much like lovable and so forth, you have your superbase right over here that we can connect to. We can download the code. We can deploy this oneclick deploy. And then we can also go and connect this to GitHub as well. So it does all those functionalities. There's Hey Gen, an app I was messing around with recently. I don't think I did a formal review on it yet. that was a paid application as a paying for just to mess around with lovable bolt on all those tools are very similar and it's going to be you know you maybe some of them shine better as creating certain apps or something like that some of them are easier to connect to superbase but they all pretty much do the same thing I don't think we've seen something like this hit app sumo so hopefully it will at least create something that's pretty good we'll come back when this is done you can see it's just continuing to code right here we'll come back in a All right, just wanted to show you what it looks like now. So, it says loading your project. Please wait while we prepare your project. Okay, so we're back. It's been about 20 minutes. Nothing has happened. And so, I think we've identified our first crash. Now, the prompt that we put in was pretty lengthy. And so, that's just not working for the software. So, just showing you what actually happened. We have 250 credits right here. Nothing happened. I'm going to go ahead and push refresh and see where we're at. It still says it's loading the project. So, I'm going to go ahead and start a new chat. I think that it just timed out. We don't have any history over here. So, I'm going to go ahead and grab this prompt. Then, I'm going to go into Claude, open a new chat, and simplify this a lot more. I'm going to say 50% or less long, make it more concise. I'm going to paste that in and push enter. Claude will take this entire prompt and make it much easier to read. Here we go. So, we're going to go we're going to copy this whole thing right here. Let's go in here and go back into Greta. We're going to paste this in and push build. We're going to try this again, folks. We'll be right back. Okay, so it seems like it's doing something different like this local host 3 3000 and the preview. We never even got to this point the last time we tried this, the showing the total files and so forth. It looks like we're on the verge of this completing. And you can see right in front of you, it did complete. I think that maybe the prompt was just too big. We used 30 credits of the 250 right here just to get this going. This is what the preview looks like. Clickbait genius to generate high-converting YouTube titles that drive views and engagement. Built specifically for content creators who want to maximize their reach. Is this the landing page? Does this work? Where if I go back and look at the prompt, clean login, sign up, brief app explanation, call to action button, topic input boxes. Okay, so we've got all that, but is that all on the same one page? I am trying to scroll down and nothing's happening. So, this is just what let's see right over here. So, I'm going to go click on the preview. Start creating better titles. All right. So, I'm just going to click on the button here. So, welcome back. We would need to sign up real quick. So, I guess maybe we go and try to do that. So, is this basically the landing page? I would probably want a much more in-depth landing page, but and what does this button do right here? I'm not really sure what that is. Okay. So, I'm going to go ahead and see what happens if I click this and we go in. Let's just use this email right here. So, I'm going to sign up. Push the sign up button and we're going to create our account. Create account. Failed to fetch because it's not connected. But I wanted to test out the functionality of it. Now, it's saying failed to fetch. It says the superbase is now complete. It's generating the authorization coding. So, we can actually set up an account. So, this is the response that I got back. We basically said, hey, it's saying failed to fetch when I try to sign up. It says failed to fetch error is occurring because the Subbase client isn't properly configured yet. Uh let me help you set up the Subbase connection. Failed to get Subabase credentials. I need to connect your Superbase project first. Let me help you connect it. No organization connected with this organization name. It looks like we need to set up a Superbase project connection. Let me update the Superbase configuration. There's some kind of weird stuff right here like the Supa right there. There's a blank. There's a space in between su and then the p. Just little things like that. And then how it kind of cuts off words right here. I prefer to have them all on one line. Right now it's working on the subbase back end. It's actually taking longer than I would have imagined. We'll come back and see if this fixes it. And just something to note, once we prompted it and it's doing something, this is considered a prompt or a fix. It added 10 more credits. So it it used 10 more credits. We went from 30 credits to 40 credits right here. It doesn't seem like it's going to be able to initiate, you know, your Stripe integrations, your authorization, your Suba Base, and all that in the first very first run. At least that's what it was supposed to do from the first prompt, and it wasn't able to do that. It just kind of froze. I think that the same thing would happen in lovable.dev and any other apps. If you have too elaborate of a prompt, they tell you to kind of just get the app started and then start adding in more things. Try to get your interface and just the basic landing page or functionality of the app and then start adding in your database, your superbase, your Stripe integrations, all that kind of stuff. So, it seems to be doing better this time. So, but each time you prompt it and you're doing any kind of improvement or fix or anything like that, it is going to take looks like it's going to take about 10 credits to do that. Let's go back into Gretto and see if that's the case. It doesn't say anything about the credits right here. We do get Suba base back end right here though, but it seems like that's the go rate is 10 credits. All right, so we are now right here. It says that it's key features working. Let's go ahead and try to click on this again. Click the sign up button right here. Put in my email address. And it did create the account. So, it actually did work and create the account. Now, I don't know if I go into my email. I didn't get like an email that I signed up for anything, but that gets us through this. It tells us the user that is logged in. This is what the user would see right here. So, we have our title generator. We have a title library because it's supposed to help save. So, this is only using mockup data right now. So, this secret strategy will explode your channel. If we got good views, it's highlighted in green right here, and that's what we said for it to do. And if it didn't reach a,000 views, then it would not be right there. And then you could copy this right there as well. So that's kind of cool. The title library, what do analytics look like? So it's using dummy data just to show us what the app could look like, which is cool. So we have our analytics, 25 titles. We have our views right here, average views, and top performing. And then it's going to say low performing, high performing. So it tells us eight of the videos are high performing. Medium performing is 12. And we have five below average. And then it gives us our key insights right here. And then it tells us views over time, which is kind of cool. So that's a little analytics dashboard and then generate video. This is the bread and butter. Does the app actually do anything? So let's just say we want to make money on Etsy. And I'm going to push the generate button and see what the app can do without connecting it to YouTube scraping or anything like that. It's probably using some sort of open AI or something like that. So it says this secret make money on Etsy strategy will explode your channel. You can see that out of all the titles, here's the 10 titles that it created. And then it's going to automatically rate the one that it thinks is going to do the best, which is AI recommended. It does tell us the amount of characters right here. And I want to go and test this. This is 65 characters. I'm going to copy this and go into word counter and I'm going to paste that in. It is in fact 65 characters. So that is accurate. We can copy that title. That's a pretty good title. The secret make money on Etsy strategy will explode your channel. Why 99% of people fail. So, let's just say we want to use this one. I'm going to bookmark this one. Title save to library. So, we just saved that to library. Here's our title library. So, let's go and see if this secret make money on Etsy is in the title library. So, now we're using the app the way that it is supposed to be used. The dummy data is no longer there. I like how I added this in when we created this title, July 8th. And you can see up here, July 8th, make money on Etsy was the word that we used that we wanted to create the titles from. The views right here, we need to prompt this and say when we add a title to the title library, it shouldn't have views. Those need to be userinputed. We'll go ahead and prompt that and see if we can actually fix that so you guys can see what it's like to interact while building an app. Recent last 7 days. So, we would go back into title generator. We would either need to prompt this and say when we go back to title generator, it needs to keep what we already did. We can probably make the app do that, but I'm just going to go back over here and do the same thing. Make money on Etsy. And it's going to generate again for us right here. So, the secret make money on Etsy will explode your channel. So, you're going to want to spend your time in here and add some of these, right? So, I'm going to go ahead and add. We're getting this thing right there. I would like it. Add some titles right over here. The biggest make money on Etsy. So, make money on Etsy. Make money on Etsy. We could probably say that it doesn't have to include the main keyword in the title, you know, verbatim, but that might be a good strategy if you're trying to build a channel around that keyword. It's actually is kind of optimized right here. How I mastered make money on Etsy. Another thing that I'm seeing too is that this is all lowercase. And you can see in the titles that it's doing that part lowercase. We would need to correct this. We would say when user types in a keyword or phrase in the input box and it's lowercase, well, we really just need to say that a better way to prompt this is all words in the title. All right, notice how I was kind of typing it in a little bit too specific and then I realized that, hey, I'm overthinking it. You need to just say, "Hey, all words in the generated titles need to be first word capitalized." We'll see if we can get this fixed right here. We'll probably see that the credits will go from 40 to 50. A new creation is 30 credits. Each edit is 10 credits. So, it's going to go and hopefully fix this for us and we'll come right back. All right. So, it's still working on it. I will make an observation that it's not super fast. You can see our credits went up from 40 to 50 cuz we made that edit. It's not super fast. I think there's a couple other ones out there that even lovable is faster when it comes to creating just doing simple changes. This was a very simple change in edit. The generated words need to be capitalized and it's taking minutes to do that. It takes a little bit of time on each edit. I would like it to be faster. Let's try that same thing again. So, let's try that same example. Make money on Etsy. And I'm going to say generate. And we'll see what the titles. This part is pretty fast. So, the secret make money on Etsy. So, it fixed it. Make money on Etsy strategy. So, now everything is all fixed. This simple make money on Etsy. So, we do need to go and add some of these because we know that it's going to be gone because we're just kind of using it as a dummy. So, we went and added some of these right here. This is what the title library will look like once you add those in. Now, another thing that we would need to do is say, "Hey, under title library, don't add views." Let's try that. The view count needs to be updated by the user. When a title is added to the title library, there should not be views information about that title. The user needs the ability to add views count to a title in the title library. Also, under the filter option under title library, the user should be able to filter by published or not published. This will be important for the user journey because when they're in the title library, if they go to unpublished, then that means that those are if we can go into published videos, we know we published those videos. And actually, one other thing I needed to add was the ability to tick off a box and say we published this video. That way, we can sort it by published and add our view counts at a later date. Later on when we come back to our library and sort it by highest view count or something like that, we'll have more options in that title library. Essentially, what this is is that we're going to be creating viral titles and then also adding in our view count for just for a simple data metric and that we can start forming some information about growth, YouTube growth, and then also what titles seem to be getting the most views and then we can go back and say, hey, create more titles like this. So, we'll come back when this is done. It took about 60 seconds. It's not terrible time. I wish it was faster, but it is coding for us. So, it would probably take hours to do these simple edits if you're actually coding, right? So, we need to come back to reality what these to tools are actually doing for us, which is pretty cool. All right. So, I'm going to click on title library. It is keeping those in there. It added an edit button that we can change the view count, which is insane. Let me click on the X button there. Let's go back and make money on Facebook. It's going to create some titles. It does seem to be why 99% of people fail. I would want to train the AI with titles. If I was creating this app, I would train the back end with a lot of knowledge base so it doesn't repeat. I would do more prompting and knowledge base to make this have a set structure and try to tap into as many niches as possible to where it kind of follows some better guidelines. We didn't give it the guidelines on how to create the titles. And so to be fair, it's not its fault, right? So I would spend a lot more time like the title creation if I created this app and I was actually going to charge people for it. the titles that it generates is the absolute most important thing that you could do in this application. The better titles that are on point in that niche, the better. If it can do some live scraping of the top 10 ranked videos, pull that information back into the tool and then create the titles based on those top performing titles. That would be a really nice application, right? And that's where we'd want to get to. I believe you'd be able to integrate YouTube API and it would be a lot more technical of an application. Now, if you didn't want to go that route, just providing some really good instructions on knowledge base and how to create titles and so forth. These are still really good titles right here. If I wanted to go, let's just say we add the secret make money on Facebook and then come back over to the title library. Now, another thing I would want to fix is when we go back to the title generator, I don't want to lose that. I want to keep all those titles. We just added in the Facebook one. And let's go in here to not published. That didn't work. So, published. We have nothing that's published. Let's see right over here. So, not published. They're all under not published. And here's that Facebook one. It has no views. So, that's perfect. We could even add up here titles with no views. But really, it's the publish thing, right? So, let's just say we have all these titles in here. And now I want to move the not published to publish. Look at this. It's just a click of a button. Oh my goodness, that is so awesome. We published this one. It's the only one that we've published. And let's go in here. We want to sort this by published. And now we have our published video. I want to go and add our view count. Let's just say we got 1,500 views. I'm going to push the enter button. That didn't work, but we do have a save button right here. And now we have a 1,500 views on published. So, what you could do is high performing. Obviously, we want to get rid of all those other ones, but this is what it would look like right here. And then you can go into analytics. We would need this to be tied in. Under analytics, we would want it to only pull information from title library. Let's try this one last thing. Showing you guys how this works. Under the analytics tab, it needs to only pull information from the title library and only titles that published. I'm going to say go. We'll come right back. Okay, let's come back and take a look. I do like that it is keeping this title library right over here. It is keeping all these titles in there. Something I haven't noticed in some of the other apps, after you do a refresh and an edit, all your data right here is lost. You got to go through this entire process right here just to get data back. Now, you can see that analytics is completely dated. We do have some formatting issues right over here. We would need to tell the chart minimize the chart or make it bigger or something like that. So, that part needs a little bit of fixing, but we can do that. No problem. But it is simple edit like that. And now we have publish video. So now if we go into title library and let's just say that we want to for fun let's just say we published five more videos. So we've published all those videos. We go back over to analytics instantly updated to published titles five total views 19,000 average views per video top performing four. There's the chart and you can see the timeline is now changed. We're wondering if we can actually change the date. We could come over here and say, "Hey, we can change the date." But maybe we don't want to do that. Maybe we want to add a published date. But this is super cool. What do you guys think? This app is actually pretty fun to play around with. And we could continue adding tabs, adding in these really cool charts and ways to look at things. I like what we were able to do in here as well, all these edit features and so forth. And then all I would do with this app is spend most of my time making the titles that it creates the absolute best that you can do and hone in on that process right here. So super cool. What do you guys think about the app that we were able to create? Now I'm not going to deploy it, you know, GitHub and Subabase and all that and then push the deploy button. That's going to get into more techy stuff. It's probably not going to go 100% the way you plan. It doesn't just happen with a couple clicks of a button. I've tried several of them, but if you are patient and willing to learn, I believe you will be able to connect your app and get it off the floor and running. Overall, this was a Greta on AppSumo. I was pretty impressed. And coming back and looking at the pricing, when we look at what we were able to accomplish in the tool, I was able to fool around with the software for 30 minutes or so, and I only used 70 credits. I didn't even use half of my credits. And we built an actual application. I'm sure that if we did the full integration with Subabase and maybe added in Stripe and all that, we're probably going to get close to that 250 to really have, you know, an application off the ground and running. But I do think that it's pretty generous on the credits. It's not taking 50 credits, 100 credits every time we use the app. It's just 10. I really think that the credit system is reasonable. I do think that most people will be very happy with a licensed tier 29. I think you'll be able to get your application off the floor and running and you're going to get that every single month. I really do think that you could probably pull it off and have license tier 2 uh no problem and it's a really good price. $129 one time. I think you have no problem with going with license tier three. If you're going to use this for yourself to create apps for yourself, I think license tier 2 or three will work fine for you. I think that if you're going to try to create apps and maybe be an agency or something like I think they'll be able to create a few applications per month and manage those on the 3000 and if they're going to hire you monthly, put you on retainer and so forth, you're probably going to be able to let's just say you get it to a point where you're only using 150 credits per month per app for updates. You could probably manage five or six or seven apps with the license tier. Overall, I was really impressed with this tool. I'm going to give it a 4.0. there was that, you know, you want to be sure that you understand not to put in massive prompts in the beginning. You want to just get the app built and and then you want to use credits to add features, subtract features to really get it optimized. But I think that if someone spent 8 hours in here, you saw what I built in just 30 minutes. An actual pretty cool looking simple tool with a modern design. It looks great. Anybody that purchased the tool for $10 a month, it's got all those nice features. It did create our landing page. We would build a lot better landing page. Once you integrate Stripe and all that, I think this is pretty dang good. So, 4.0 star rating. What do you guys think below? And if you just type in Greta AI below, then I know that you watched the entire video. The link will be below. I definitely could recommend this tool. I think the pricing is right. I think that the tool performed well. What's not to like about this? This is definitely a great, you know, lovable and bold and firebased and cursor and versel alternative. So, thanks for joining me in this review and I will see you in the next