1:05:50We Bet This App Idea Could Be Bigger Than Reddit
From My First Million · Published Jul 4, 2025 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
The speaker pitches a business idea: a community app like the “Better Than Google” Facebook group, targeting moms, where users get trusted, human-curated answers instead of generic AI responses. He argues that as AI becomes dominant, the craving for personalized, human wisdom will grow, making a “Reddit for moms” potentially huge.
Key insights
- The “Better Than Google” Facebook group works because it’s seeded with followers of a specific Instagram influencer (Amber Lancaster), creating a likeminded, high-trust community that excludes general
- As AI becomes dominant (e.g., ChatGPT giving generic answers), it creates a craving for the opposite: “old village wisdom” from real humans with names and faces who share personal experience.
- Reddit “repels women” because its culture is not made for a millennial mom who wants a high-trust, non-trolled, non-meme environment.
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