I used Cursor to turn a Hormozi Video into an APP: FULL TUTORIAL

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In this video, I walk you through the process of building a simple yet effective focus timer app from scratch. Use the app we built in this episode: https://lockedintimer.com I'll start by explaining how a $7 twist kitchen timer from Amazon inspired the development of this project to improve productivity. We'll go from conceptualizing the app design using v0 and cursor, setting up the tech stack, to deploying the final app on a custom domain. You'll learn about setting up a Firebase database for user authentication and data storage, integrating AI with Cursor, and using Replit for development and deployment. By the end, you'll see how the app encourages focused work sessions with features like quick tasks, motivational prompts, and custom sounds for the timer. Join me as I dive deep into coding, problem-solving, and bringing this app to life! Replit Template https://replit.com/@an732001/Riley-and-Ansh-Full-Stack-Nextjs-Template-version-1?v=1#README.md Cursor [https://cursor.com](https://cursor.com/) v0 [https://v0.dev](https://v0.dev/) firebase [firebase.google.com](http://firebase.google.com/) ***Time Stamps*** 00:00 Introduction to the Kitchen Timer Hack 00:00 Introduction to the Twist Kitchen Timer 00:59 Conceptualizing a Timer App 01:33 Designing the App Interface 02:20 Initial Testing and Functionality 02:28 Setting Up the Development Environment 06:04 Connecting Firebase and Replit 09:27 Implementing User Authentication 16:25 Debugging and Final Adjustments 21:02 Setting Up the Timer 21:26 Adding Profile and Quick Task Features 22:12 Testing and Debugging Quick Tasks 36:10 Deploying the Application 36:55 Final Adjustments and Testing