0:00 Hello. This is building profit pipes 0:03 with To The J vibe coding. As of 2026, 0:07 this is a one-of-a-kind, highly 0:09 practical, and full-scale coding 0:11 monetization course in Korea, or 0:13 perhaps even the entire world. I am 0:16 very pleased to meet you all. I will do 0:20 my absolute best to ensure you achieve 0:21 all your goals within this course. 0:24 First, to briefly introduce myself, I 0:27 am Jeon Byeong-woo, born in 1983. I am 0:30 an individual active under the name To 0:32 The J. I have been working in the field 0:34 of development for over 20 years. 0:36 During my student years, I created a 0:38 game-related webzine and was contacted 0:41 by Young Toys. I have experience 0:42 generating revenue by building various 0:44 web services on my own. I have 0:45 experience generating tens of millions 0:47 of won in monthly revenue for several 0:48 years through affiliates and more. I 0:50 have experience handling outsourcing 0:52 projects for companies ranging from 0:53 large corporations to startups, such as 0:55 Hanwha Resort T-Membership, Calvin 0:56 Klein Webzine, Meal Manager, and 0:58 Homefit. I also have experience 0:59 founding a startup and receiving 1:01 investments from companies like Hanwha 1:03 S&C, SK Planet, and Roa Invention. I 1:05 have been selected as a recipient of 1:07 the Korea Creative Tourism Award. I 1:09 have participated as a representative 1:11 Korean startup in global demo days and 1:14 Hanwha Dream Plus Day. I have 1:16 experience creating SaaS services and 1:18 running them for several years with 1:20 monthly subscriptions. And with my 1:23 current experience running a YouTube 1:25 channel, I have worked in various 1:27 positions including developer, 1:29 freelancer, CTO, and CEO. I intend to 1:32 incorporate all the things I have 1:34 experienced and the knowledge I have 1:36 gained through these roles into this 1:38 course. With the diverse experiences 1:40 I’ve mentioned, I dare say this is 1:43 the only technology-based monetization 1:45 course of its kind in the world. I take 1:48 great pride in my experience. I can 1:50 confidently say that I can provide you 1:53 with the right methods. Our course is " 1:55 5 Ways to Build Profit Pipes with 1:57 Coding." This course adds about four 1:59 more pipelines compared to the previous 2:01 17-step version. Most importantly, we 2:04 have minimized complex coding, allowing 2:07 you to build a strategy for generating 2:09 revenue even if you can't code at all, 2:12 using only a basic understanding of 2:14 coding. And as you master this process, 2:17 your depth of knowledge in coding will 2:20 also increase. If you are wondering if 2:22 you need to watch the existing course 2:24 before taking this one: No, you do not. 2:26 It is perfectly fine to start from here 2:27 . If you want to study more 2:30 professional coding techniques and 2:32 infrastructure later, you can watch the 2:34 previous 17-step "Building Profit Pipes 2:36 with Coding" course. Since both the 2:39 current 5-coding course and the 2:40 previous coding course are open to you 2:42 during the enrollment period: While it 2:44 would be better to watch them all, it 2:45 might be difficult to watch such a long 2:47 course, so it is perfectly fine to just 2:49 watch the newly released 5-coding 2:50 course. Those who want to create 2:53 results and achieve success quickly 2:55 according to their goals should start 2:56 with this course. This course focuses 2:59 on creating outcomes through no-coding, 3:01 in line with the latest technological 3:02 trends. Before you dive into the 3:05 lessons, please note that the levels of 3:06 students taking this course will vary 3:08 greatly. There will be some who have 3:10 used AI before. And there will be 3:12 others who have never used it. 3:14 Therefore, this course will be 3:16 conducted based on those who have never 3:18 used it before. If you come across 3:20 parts you are already familiar with, I 3:21 hope you find it a pleasant refresher. 3:23 Now, more than anything, the most 3:25 important thing when doing any work is 3:26 a positive mindset. The contents of 3:29 this course consist only of things I 3:30 have experienced or profit pipelines 3:32 that are currently working and proven 3:34 to be effective. This is because they 3:36 already sufficiently exist around us. 3:39 Thinking that something won't work is 3:41 the same as creating an excuse to 3:43 rationalize failure in advance. Such 3:47 small thoughts actually become 3:48 significant obstacles to us as we 3:50 proceed with our work. So, it is 3:52 important to stay consistent with a 3:53 positive mindset. Along with that, I 3:55 emphasize that it is important to see 3:56 small profits in the beginning. Because 3:59 once you see those small profits, you 4:01 will start calculating in your head. Oh 4:03 , if I did this much, I make this much 4:05 profit. Then, you gain the confidence 4:06 that if you multiply your efforts, your 4:08 profits will multiply as well. That is 4:10 why a positive mindset is important. 4:12 Even if it's not that, I will continue 4:14 to introduce, discuss, and teach only 4:16 the structures that work. I will never 4:19 tell you about things that do not work. 4:21 Through the existing regular courses, 4:23 many people have generated profits and 4:25 seen significant growth. On the other 4:27 hand, there are those who have not 4:29 achieved results due to technical 4:30 difficulties. Since those technical 4:33 difficulties can be fully resolved 4:35 through this course, I am confident 4:37 that more people who felt challenged 4:39 before will automatically achieve 4:41 better results through this program. I 4:44 will do my best to cover everything I 4:47 have experienced so far, as well as 4:49 future insights and beyond, in this 4:52 course. First, I want to say that you 4:55 have made a great start by taking this 4:56 course, so I’d like to begin with 4:58 this topic. Professor Yoo Ki-hoon's 5:01 team at Seoul National University once 5:03 published a chart titled "Future Class 5:05 Outlook for 2090." I have mentioned 5:07 this data for quite some time now. It 5:09 is a report that was created in 2017. 5:12 To look at it briefly, it is the social 5:14 class outlook for 2090. The first class 5:17 is said to be entrepreneurs who own 5:19 platform technologies. At 0.001%, the 5:21 second class could refer to popular 5:24 politicians, celebrities, and star 5:26 influencers. At 0.002%, the third class 5:30 is said to be the AI that will replace 5:33 jobs across society. The upper class is 5:36 AI. Below that, the remaining 99.997%of 5:41 people are referred to as the precariat 5:44 class, meaning simple laborers. The 5:47 precariat class is known as the 5:49 unstable working class. It means the 5:52 majority belong to a layer that cannot 5:54 become AI. And those working within 5:57 this class will perform highly unstable 6:00 work. Why? Because it is work beneath 6:03 AI. It seems this is actually how 6:05 things are shaping up. As time passes 6:07 and AI's intellectual productivity 6:09 continues to rise, we are being 6:11 convinced that the future will truly 6:14 look like this, but what's shocking is 6:16 that the percentages for the 1st and 6:18 2nd classes are extremely low. I can't 6:21 help but think these figures are a bit 6:23 extreme. It’s a terrifying story. And 6:26 in 2023, SBS interviewed Professor Yoo 6:29 Ki-yoon’s team. What will we be doing 6:33 for a living in the AI era? You can 6:34 look up the article "What Will My 6:36 Future Class Be?" for more details. 6:38 What I want to highlight here is that 6:41 they predict 2045 will be the time when 6:43 extreme conflicts erupt in the labor 6:46 market. 2045 is only 20 years away. The 6:51 most important conversation is what we 6:53 must do right now and which direction 6:54 we should head. The key question is 6:58 whether I can make it into the top 1%. 7:01 If we refuse to become the precariat 7:03 class, and since we cannot become the 7:05 3rd class of AI, we are left in a 7:06 situation where we must become the 1st 7:08 or 2nd class. For the 2nd class, there 7:11 are celebrities or influencers; in this 7:13 day and age, you can become an 7:15 influencer through social media. That 7:18 is one way. But an even better tier 7:22 than that is being a platform owner. An 7:26 influencer is just me, just my own 7:28 character. However, a 1 st-class person 7:31 who owns a platform—if I have the 7:33 ability to build a platform, I can keep 7:35 trying to create them. By repeatedly 7:38 trying, I can increase my chances of 7:41 success. Moreover, in an era of vibe 7:44 coding like today, one can build such 7:46 platforms very quickly. So, being able 7:49 to make these attempts continuously 7:51 without getting tired sounds very 7:52 positive to us. But if you ask whether 7:56 that platform has to be something 7:57 massive, the answer is no. When we hear 8:00 "platform," we only think of huge ones 8:02 built by giant corporations, but I, as 8:03 an individual, can also run a platform. 8:06 Also, becoming a platform star or 8:08 influencer means if you build your own 8:10 channel on YouTube, focus on your own 8:12 broadcasts, and reach about 100,000 8:14 followers, that makes you a platform 8:17 star and a solo platformer. They say it 8:19 could take the form of building a 8:21 personal platform within an existing 8:24 platform. Like this, you can make 8:26 yourself known and operate your own 8:27 platform within a platform. But rather 8:30 than that probability, the ability to 8:32 continuously create platforms through 8:34 the coding I’m talking about, 8:36 building systems, or generating revenue 8:39 through automation—you should 8:41 consider all these steps as the process 8:43 of building a platform. In that sense, 8:47 I am saying that choosing our course is 8:50 the best decision you can make at this 8:52 time. So, I hope you will join us until 8:56 the end of this course with infinite 8:58 possibilities. This is an article from 9:01 February 2026. If AI and robots do the 9:04 production, what will humans do? The 9:06 title says, "The Era of the Useless 9:08 Class." I asked it to summarize the 9:10 article. The content was that as AI 9:12 produces most things in abundance, a 9:14 new economic crisis could emerge where 9:17 people have no income to spend. The " 9:19 useless class" is a very terrifying 9:20 concept. The "useless class" refers to 9:23 people whom companies no longer have a 9:25 reason to hire because their economic 9:27 productivity is lower than that of AI. 9:29 So, after the advent of AI, those who 9:32 cannot utilize AI could fall into the " 9:35 useless class." The real crisis of the 9:39 AI era is not just that jobs are 9:40 disappearing, but that the wealth 9:42 created by AI could be 9:44 hyper-concentrated in the hands of a 9:46 few. That is why we must prepare. How 9:50 should we prepare? In what direction 9:52 should we move forward? So, I just 9:54 asked. The direction humanity should 9:56 move toward. It gave me a long answer. 9:58 I didn't ask what to do in the field of 10:01 coding. I simply asked what path 10:03 humanity should take, and the 10:06 conclusion of the answer was this. 10:09 Ultimately, competing with AI is 10:11 disadvantageous for humans; instead, we 10:14 must use AI to identify problems, 10:16 determine directions, direct AI, take 10:19 responsibility for the results, and own 10:21 the value created. As I mentioned 10:25 earlier, owning a platform. It means 10:29 owning the value. ChatGPT answered that 10:32 what we need to learn in the AI era is 10:35 not simple coding skills, but the 10:36 ability to use AI to turn our ideas 10:38 into actual services and content and 10:40 bring them into existence in the world. 10:44 I didn't even ask about the coding 10:46 field, but it gave me this answer. 10:50 Therefore, I can say that the most 10:52 worthwhile thing to do across all 10:54 fields right now is exactly this course 10:57 you are about to learn. Creating value 11:01 that can replace existing things and 11:03 making it exist—that is the work we 11:05 must do and the skill you should gain 11:07 through this course. First, let's try 11:11 to understand the basic concepts and 11:12 technologies of Vibe Coding. Before we 11:16 get into Vibe Coding, I will explain 11:18 the basic concepts and skills we need 11:19 to know. I will try to explain them as 11:22 briefly and easily as possible. For 11:24 those who have taken previous courses, 11:26 this might be familiar, but since many 11:28 are hearing this for the first time, it 11:30 would be good to listen together and 11:32 use this as a reminder. First, let's 11:36 think about why it is coding now. Can 11:39 you build an IT service without knowing 11:41 anything about coding? Yes. As of 2026, 11:44 the answer is a definitive yes. What is 11:48 the reason Vibe Coding is not difficult 11:50 ? It is because you just speak in 11:52 natural language. In the office 11:54 automation era, we started working on 11:56 PCs, and after that, the internet 11:58 emerged, allowing us to go online, 12:00 search, and create blogs; these things 12:03 made previously difficult tasks easy, 12:05 but for some, they could still be very 12:07 difficult and incomprehensible tasks. 12:10 They could also be tasks you couldn't 12:12 do without learning them. The reason 12:13 why IT was difficult even as it became 12:16 easier before is because humans had to 12:18 adapt to new technology. Humans had to 12:21 get used to new technology, get used to 12:23 the language used within it, and get 12:25 used to the screens within it; there 12:27 were those difficulties. However, AI is 12:29 different. AI is even easier than that. 12:31 And Vibe Coding is even easier than 12:33 that. Why? Because it is natural 12:35 language. Because we can just use the 12:37 words we normally use. If you instruct 12:40 an AI in natural language, the AI 12:42 listens to what we say, understands it, 12:44 and creates a result accordingly. It is 12:48 because it is a form where the 12:49 technology adapts to the person, to me, 12:51 rather than the person adapting to the 12:53 technology. So, you just have to say 12:56 what you always say. Even doing just 12:58 that produces amazing results. It is 13:01 not "five" because it is called "Five 13:03 Coding." It is "vibe," meaning 13:04 according to the feeling, not the 13:06 literal meaning. Just as I feel, like " 13:09 your vibe is good today" or "the vibe 13:11 is fresh." You sometimes use 13:13 expressions like this, right? We use 13:15 the word "vibe" here to mean a feeling 13:18 or atmosphere. So, Vibe Coding means 13:21 you just code according to how you feel 13:24 and the atmosphere. The core concept is 13:27 coding by vibe. When a human speaks in 13:30 the words they normally use, the AI 13:32 understands those words. The AI 13:34 organizes what it understands on its 13:37 own and generates the code. And it 13:39 shows the code it generated as a result 13:41 . Furthermore, you can even deploy it, 13:44 and what I mean by deployment is...It 13:46 refers to uploading it to a server. It 13:48 means a URL is generated. With a URL, 13:51 anyone in the world can access what 13:53 you've created. We call that deployment 13:56 . Everything up to that point is 13:59 possible. Just a few years ago, you had 14:01 to understand, memorize, and study 14:04 programming languages. You had to study 14:07 constantly. Because of the sunk cost of 14:09 learning, there was a high barrier to 14:11 entry. This led to the misconception 14:14 that only majors could do it well. That 14:16 was the reality of coding back then. 14:18 But now? You can just use your own 14:20 words. What used to take weeks, months, 14:23 or years can now be done in just a few 14:25 hours. Because of this, the barrier to 14:28 entry has become nearly zero. I can say 14:30 that we have entered an era where 14:32 anyone can create. In just three years, 14:35 things have changed dramatically. AI 14:37 tools have emerged. AI coding has 14:39 become mainstream. And now, very smart 14:43 AI is ready for anyone to use. Because 14:46 of this era, it has become a time of 14:48 great opportunity for non-majors or 14:51 those with no understanding of coding. 14:53 You can actually write zero lines of 14:56 code yourself. The possibilities for 14:58 the services you can create are 14:59 limitless. It means the potential is 15:01 infinite. And for someone who knows 15:03 nothing, a single day is enough to 15:06 build their first service or program. 15:08 So, what can you make with AI coding? 15:11 You can build a one-person SaaS service 15:13 . Here, SaaS refers to monthly 15:16 subscription services; for instance, 15:18 like Netflix, where you sign up, 15:20 register your card, and pay 15:21 automatically every month to use the 15:23 service. Services that charge 15:25 automatically like that are called 15:27 subscription services. Or they are 15:30 called SaaS services. Now, a single 15:32 person can build such services. Also, 15:35 in the field of task automation, you 15:37 can very easily create automated 15:39 crawling bots. For example, those who 15:41 run online stores need good products, 15:43 or even for the same product, cheaper 15:45 options. You can collect those products 15:48 and set them up so you can only 15:49 purchase the ones at the best prices. 15:53 Or you can easily build a system that 15:55 crawls all items you can buy cheaply 15:58 and automatically registers them in 16:00 bulk to your Korean online store to 16:03 sell. You can also fully build things 16:07 related to platforms. Can you really 16:10 create such amazing things? It is truly 16:12 possible. You can do it even if you 16:14 don't know a single thing about coding. 16:16 And if you ask if the quality is lower, 16:18 you can make sure the quality doesn't 16:20 drop. And you can do that with very 16:22 easy methods, too. And if you ask if it 16:24 really makes money, it truly does. 16:27 Every part of the process is about 16:29 making money. The results will vary 16:31 greatly depending on how much you 16:33 actually practice and try. This course 16:36 is. It is a course where doing it 16:38 yourself is far more important than 16:41 just listening. So, please don't just 16:43 finish it by listening to the lectures. 16:45 Think of it as building together and 16:47 keep trying to create things constantly 16:49 . This course should not be the main 16:51 focus. Your own attempts should be the 16:53 main focus. You can think of our course 16:56 as a concept of providing you with 16:58 continuous support. If you do that, you 17:01 will definitely be able to generate 17:03 profit. Let's summarize once again. 17:06 Coding is a way of speaking to AI in 17:08 natural language to make it code in our 17:10 language. Because AI adapts to us, we 17:14 can accomplish amazing things very 17:16 simply. That is why there is no barrier 17:19 to entry. And in our course, you can 17:22 try and build one revenue pipe.