Google just dropped something wild. It's
called Disco, and it turns your messy
browser tabs into actual working apps.
No code needed. I'm talking apps that
book meetings, plan trips, manage
projects. Most people are using it to
organize recipes. But I'm going to show
you how to turn this into a monthly
income stream. This is brand new and
almost nobody's talking about the
business angle yet. Hey there. So, if
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So, let me break down what Google Disco
actually is. This is Google Labs
experimenting with something way bigger
than just another browser tool. They're
using their Gemini 3 model to watch what
you're doing in your browser and then
build custom apps for you on the fly.
Here's how it works. You open a bunch of
tabs researching something, maybe solar
panels for a client or planning a
marketing campaign. Disco watches those
tabs, reads your chat history with it,
then creates what Google calls a gen
tab. That's basically a custom web app
built just for that specific task. The
crazy part, these apps pull in real-time
data, maps, calendars, crowd insights
from reviews, and you can talk to it in
plain English to change how the app
works. No coding, no templates. It just
builds what you need right there in your
browser. Now, here's where everyone's
getting it wrong. People are using this
to plan their garden layouts and
organize their meal prep. Cool. But
that's not where the money is. The money
is in understanding that small
businesses are drowning in browser tabs
and have no clue how to organize their
workflows. I used to work full-time as a
mechanic, covered in grease every day.
And the shift to making money online
didn't happen because I learned to code.
It happened because I learned to spot
tools before everyone else figured out
how to monetize them. Tools like what
we're talking about right now.
So, here's what I'm seeing with Disco
that nobody else is saying out loud yet.
Every local business has the same
problem. They've got 15 tabs open trying
to track customer follow-ups, another 10
tabs comparing suppliers, five more tabs
with their social media content. It's
chaos and they're paying people hourly
to manage that chaos. What if you could
walk into a business and say, "I can
turn all that mess into organized apps
that actually do the work for you." Not
selling them software, selling them the
setup, the custom configuration, the
monthly management. Here's a real
example. A restaurant owner has tabs
open for reservation systems, review
monitoring, supplier ordering, staff
scheduling, and menu planning. That's
five separate workflows. With Disco, you
can create gen tabs that combine all of
those into taskspecific dashboards. one
for reservations and reviews, one for
inventory and suppliers, one for
scheduling and payroll tracking. You
charge them $1,500 to $3,000 to set it
up. Then you charge them 300 to 700
monthly to maintain it and create new
gen tabs as their business needs change.
Because here's the thing, they don't
want to learn how to do this. They want
someone who already knows.
So, let's talk about how you actually
sell this. Because you can't just walk
in and say, "Hey, I use Google Disco."
That means nothing to them. You need to
speak their language. Here's the
positioning. You're selling them a
custom workflow automation service.
That's what you call it. You find
businesses that are doing repetitive
research tasks, real estate agents
comparing properties, legal offices
tracking case documents, e-commerce
stores tracking competitors. You offer
them a free workflow audit. You sit with
them for 30 minutes. You watch what tabs
they have open. You ask what tasks eat
up most of their time. Then you show
them right there how Disco can turn that
into an app. The key is you're not
selling the tool. You're selling the
result. faster research, better
organization, you know, less time
wasted. And here's the beautiful part.
Because Disco is in early testing and
most people don't have access yet, you
can position yourself as having
exclusive access to cutting edge Google
technology.
Let me get specific about what you can
actually build and charge for because
vague doesn't pay bills. Service one,
competitor intelligence dashboards. You
find businesses that need to track what
their competitors are doing. You create
gen tabs that pull in their competitors
pricing, their social media, their
reviews, their website changes, all in
one organized app. You charge 2,000 for
setup, 500 monthly to keep it updated.
Service 2, project management hubs. You
work with agencies, consultants,
freelancers, people managing multiple
clients. You create custom gen tabs for
each client project that organize all
their research, deadlines,
communication, and deliverables in one
place. 1500 setup, 400 monthly per hub.
Service 3 research automation for
content creators, YouTubers, bloggers,
podcasters. They're all doing hours of
research for every piece of content. You
build them gen tabs that organize their
research by topic, pull in relevant
articles and videos, and create
structured outlines. 1,000 setup, 300
monthly. The reason these prices work is
because you're saving them 10 to 20
hours a month. If they're billing at $50
to $100 an hour, you're saving them 500
to 2,000 in time. Your fee is a fraction
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Let me tell you where people screw this
up because I see it every time a new AI
tool drops. Mistake one, they try to
sell the tool instead of the outcome.
Nobody cares about Google Disco. They
care about getting three hours back in
their day. Sell that. Mistake two, they
undercharge because they think it's
easy. Yeah, it's easy for you because
you learned it. It's not easy for them.
They don't want to learn it. Charge
accordingly. Mistake three, they try to
serve everyone. Pick a niche. Real
estate agents, law firms, e-commerce
stores, marketing agencies. Go deep.
Learn their specific workflows. Become
the go-to person for that type of
business. Mistake four, they sell it as
a one-time thing. No, this is a monthly
service. Businesses change. their needs
evolve. New gen tabs need to be created.
Old ones need updating. You're not a
vendor. You're a partner. That's
recurring revenue.
Let me break down what you actually need
to understand about Disco to offer this
as a service. First, Disco only works on
Mac OS right now during testing. So,
your initial market is Mac users. That's
actually good because Mac users in
business tend to have higher budgets
anyway. Second, it's Chromebased. So,
anyone you work with needs to be using
Chrome or a Chrome-based browser. Most
businesses already are. Third,
everything links back to source. Disco
doesn't hallucinate information because
it's pulling from actual web pages.
That's huge for businesses that need
accuracy. This isn't AI making stuff up.
This is AI organizing real information.
Fourth, the privacy model is solid. It
only uses data from the tabs and chats
the user gives it. Businesses care about
that. Make sure you explain it.
Let me give you some specific scenarios
that work with this. Scenario one, real
estate investor managing multiple
properties. They're researching
neighborhoods, comparing renovation
costs, tracking rental comps, monitoring
mortgage rates. You create a gen tab
that organizes all of that by property.
Updates in real time saves them hours
every week. Scenario two, marketing
agency managing 10 clients. Each client
has competitor research, campaign
planning, content calendars, performance
tracking. You build custom gen tabs for
each client that organize everything
they need in one view. The agency builds
their clients more because they're more
organized. Scenario three, e-commerce
store tracking 20 competitors. Prices
change daily. Products launch weekly.
Reviews come in constantly. You create a
gen tab that monitors all of it and
alerts them to important changes. You're
not just saving them time. You're
directly impacting their revenue.
All right, let's get practical. You're
sold on this. How do you actually get
clients? Step one, get access to Disco.
Join the wait list. While you're
waiting, study every video and article
about it. Become the expert before you
have access. Step two, pick your niche.
I'm serious about this. Don't try to
help everyone. Pick one type of
business. Get really good at
understanding their workflows. Step
three, create a case study with yourself
or a friend's business. Show before and
after. Here's the mess of tabs. Here's
the organized gen tab. Here's how much
time it saves. Make it visual. Step
four, reach out to 10 businesses in your
niche. Offer the free workflow audit I
mentioned earlier. No pitch, just value.
Show them what's possible. Three of
those 10 will want to move forward. Step
five, deliver amazing results for those
first three. Document everything. Get
testimonials. Use those to get the next
10 clients. The key is speed. Don't wait
until you're perfect. Don't wait until
you have every answer. Learn as you go.
Your clients don't know what questions
to ask anyway. They just want results.
Here's something that tripped me up when
I first started doing this kind of work.
I thought I was selling a service. I
wasn't I was selling time back to
people. When you frame it that way,
everything changes. You're not charging
for your time setting up Gentabs. You're
charging for the hours you're giving
them back every single week. A business
owner making 100,000 a year values their
time at about 50 bucks an hour. If you
save them 10 hours a month, that's
$6,000 in value per year. Your annual
fee of 8,000 for setup plus monthly
maintenance is still a deal for them.
But you have to communicate that value.
Don't just say, "I'll organize your
tabs." say, "I'm going to give you back
10 hours every month that you can use to
grow your business or spend with your
family." That's the shift. And it's why
some people charge 50 bucks for this
kind of work, and others charge 5,000.
Look, here's the bottom line. Google
Disco is a legitimately powerful tool
that most people are going to use for
personal productivity, meal planning,
and trip it. That's fine. But you're
watching this video because you want to
make money online. Real money, not hobby
money. And the way you do that is by
taking tools that solve real business
problems and packaging them as services
that businesses will pay for monthly.
Disco solves the problem of information
chaos. Every business has it. Most
businesses will pay to fix it. You just
need to be the person who shows them
how. The people who make serious money
online aren't smarter than you. They're
not more talented. They just move
faster. When they see an opportunity,
they test. They learn. They adjust. They
don't wait for perfect conditions. This
is one of those moments. You can watch
this video, think it's interesting, and
do nothing. Or you can join that weight
list today, start planning your service,
reach out to potential clients, and be
ready to move when you get access. 6
months from now, one of those choices is
going to look really smart. The other
one is going to feel like a missed
opportunity. You already know which one
is which. If you want to go deeper on
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