Imagine sitting in a meeting where someone says, "We really need a tool that does X..." Instead of just nodding along, you could build the solution—right there, in real time.

With AI-powered app builders like Lovable and V0 by Vercel, you can generate a fully functional SaaS in just a few prompts. No code, no waiting months for developers—just describe what you need, and let AI handle the heavy lifting.

🛠️ Here’s How to Do It in 40 Minutes

1️⃣ Pick the Idea (or Let the Meeting Decide for You)
If you already have an idea in mind, great. But sometimes, the best ideas come from the meeting itself. If someone says, "We need a tool to automate X," that’s your cue.

You can literally build what they’re talking about while they’re still discussing it.

2️⃣ Use Lovable or V0 to Build the App in a Few Prompts
These AI app builders can generate entire apps just by describing them in natural language. Try something like:

📝 "Build a web app that takes Zoom meeting transcripts and summarizes action items. Users should be able to log in, upload a transcript, and get an AI-generated summary. Add a Stripe subscription for paid users."

Or:

📝 "Create a tool that tracks how many times someone talks in a meeting and ranks participants by speaking time."

Boom. In a few minutes, you’ll have a working app without touching a single line of code.

3️⃣ Deploy and Share—Before the Meeting Ends
Once the app is generated, you can instantly deploy it with Vercel or share a live preview. If it’s relevant to the discussion, you can even drop the link in the chat and say, "Hey, I just built this—does this solve the issue?"

You’ll either look like a wizard or spark an actual business opportunity. Either way, you win.

🚀 The Takeaway

Instead of passively sitting in meetings, use AI to build real solutions in real-time. Whether you sell the tool later or just impress your colleagues, you’ll come out way ahead.

Next time you hear, "We need a tool for that," don’t just write it down—build it, ship it, and drop the link before the meeting ends.

This is what I talked about in my latest newsletter post. Check it out for free here to learn more about how to build web/mobile apps with AI