Breeze Tech

07/09/2026

We make videos that stop the scroll.

Contact us if you are interested in our social media services.

04/09/2026

One woman. Every decade.

Same face, same spot — but watch the world (and her wardrobe) race from 1900 all the way to today. A century of style in a single walk through time.
Which decade would you wear?

04/09/2026

Landscapers:

if your Facebook ads "don't work," it's usually not the ads. It's your content.

We've tested hundreds of campaigns and the same three creatives win every time. Run them together and you cover proof, trust, and authenticity in one system.

Before and afters: proof you can deliver the transformation.

Action shots: your real crew, trucks and branded gear.

Selfie videos: face to camera, human, un-skippable.

Show the work you want more of, show the people behind it, and show your face. That's what turns scrollers into booked jobs.

Which of these three is working best for you right now? Drop it below.

Follow for more no-fluff ads breakdowns. Reach out if you need help with your social media.

03/09/2026

Hi everyone! Today we have the top five vibe coding disasters — why you should hire a real developer, not a vibe coder. Let's jump into it!

A bit about me

I'm a software engineer. And that explainer video above? It wasn't edited by hand — I built a system that generates videos like this automatically, from a short script: animated typography, an AI presenter, voiceover, diagrams, even synthetic UI walkthroughs.

If you're working on something in software or AI — building a product, automating a workflow, or just trying to figure out what's actually possible right now — I'm available to consult or jump in and help. Always happy to talk shop, so feel free to reach out.

02/09/2026

I gave Claude a new "skill" this week - and it stopped acting like a chatbot and started acting like a strategy consultant.

Here's what that means.

Claude now supports Skills — think of them as installable expertise. A Skill is a self-contained bundle of instructions and workflows that teaches Claude how to do one specific job properly, end to end, instead of just answering off the cuff.

The one I installed takes a raw business idea and runs a full validation process:

→ Live market research and sizing
→ Competitor battle cards and pricing breakdowns
→ Positioning and go-to-market strategy
→ Financial projections and unit economics
→ An honest, scored verdict — including the reasons NOT to build it
→ A concrete 30-day action plan

On its own, Claude gives you an opinion. With the Skill, it follows a rigorous, evidence-based process and hands you the kind of work a $10k consultant would deliver — in minutes.

Where do Skills come from? Anthropic ships some, but the real power is that they're open and shareable. Anyone can build a Skill, publish it (this one's open-source on GitHub), and anyone can install it into Claude — in chat, in Cowork, or in Claude Code. It's basically an app store for capability: you're not waiting for the model to get smarter, you're bolting on the exact expertise you need, when you need it.

Link in the comments.

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A bit about me

I'm a software engineer. And that explainer video above? It wasn't edited by hand — I built a system that generates videos like this automatically, from a short script: animated typography, an AI presenter, voiceover, diagrams, even synthetic UI walkthroughs.

If you're working on something in software or AI — building a product, automating a workflow, or just trying to figure out what's actually possible right now — I'm available to consult or jump in and help. Always happy to talk shop, so feel free to reach out.

01/09/2026

Top Five - Red flags in a client's first email

01/09/2026

The 5 AI tools every business is actually using right now

We counted them down — and #1 is the one your team probably already has open.

5️⃣ Gemini — lives inside Gmail, Docs & Sheets, drafting and summarising without you leaving your work
4️⃣ Notion — AI baked into your notes and wikis, answering from your own docs
3️⃣ Microsoft Copilot — inside Word, Excel & Teams (Microsoft says it saves users 1+ hour a day)
2️⃣ Claude — what teams reach for when the thinking gets hard: long docs, analysis, careful writing
1️⃣ ChatGPT — still the one most teams open first for writing, research and quick answers

Which one's your daily driver?

Follow for next week's countdown, same time.

31/08/2026

31/08/2026

5 scams hitting Aussie small businesses right now

Number 1 uses AI to clone your boss's voice and call your accounts person asking for a payment. It's already happening here.

The other four:
→ The "switched invoice" — real supplier bill, bank details quietly swapped
→ Fake domain & business-name renewal notices
→ ATO / myGov text and email scams
→ The bank that calls from its own (spoofed) number

One rule that stops most of them: never approve a payment or new bank details off a call or email alone. Verify on a channel you already trust.

Save this and send it to whoever handles your invoices.

31/08/2026

Five AI stories that actually mattered this week — no hype.

US states are tightening AI rules — Illinois now forces independent safety audits on frontier models, Colorado regulates AI chatbots for minors.
The US government committed $5B+ to embed AI across 15+ federal agencies. AI's becoming infrastructure.
Anthropic changed Claude Code's weekly usage limits — check your plan if you build with Claude.
Claude's desktop app now has a built-in browser — your AI can read and act on live web pages.
Z.ai launched GLM-5.3-Flash — open, multimodal, 1M-token context, at ~1/10th the usual price. Capable AI keeps getting cheaper.

Which one's the biggest deal to you?

Follow for the countdown every week.