In this video, we break down:
– What makes Emergent different from site builders and no-code tools.
– Full walkthrough: connecting GitHub, creating repos, and building a real business app.
– Backend setup: integrating Stripe for live payments.
– Frontend customization: editing layouts, adding branding, and managing UI logic.
– Deployment: launching the finished app on a custom domain.

We also test a real project:
– Shark Closet — a virtual try-on app where users upload photos and see themselves wearing new outfits.
– Live Stripe subscription: $5/month for real payments.
– API integration with nano banana and Gemini 2.5 flash image model.
– Rollback, testing, and full deployment to ivankv.com.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro — Why the AI coding market is oversaturated | What Emergent actually is
01:39 Connecting GitHub
01:51 Building the Shark Closet app
05:18 Setting up Stripe integration
05:45 Testing the payment flow
06:45 Fixing image blending and model prompts
07:09 Redeploying with UI updates
07:47 Going live on ivankv.com
08:38 Final thoughts — can Emergent replace your dev team?

Features covered:
– Multi-agent AI coding system
– Native backend (no Supabase needed)
– Universal LLM key — zero setup
– One-click deployment + GitHub integration
– Built-in testing, rollback, and live hosting
– Stripe + API integration ready

Key takeaways:
– Emergent builds production-ready full-stack apps, not demos.
– Handles backend, frontend, payments, and deployment automatically.
– Perfect for founders, engineers, and creators building real businesses.

Built for:
– Entrepreneurs turning ideas into SaaS apps
– Developers seeking AI-assisted automation
– Teams needing integrated backends and payments
– Anyone ready to launch faster without hiring a dev team