Aaron Francis

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Aaron Francis , Founder at Try Hard Studios

Laracon US has announced the full speaker lineup for its 2026 conference, headed to Boston on July 28-29.

Aaron Francis is billed as 'Founder at Try Hard Studios' in the Laracon US 2026 speaker lineup.

Aaron Francis , Founder at Try Hard Studios

Laracon US has announced the full speaker lineup for its 2026 conference, headed to Boston on July 28-29.

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Four projects free. Forever. Every feature included in Free. Most developers never need Pro—upgrade only when you need more than 4 projects.

Unlimited projects. Unlimited processes.

Brackets apply per seat — a 10-seat team pays $99 each for seats 1–3 and $89 each for seats 4–10.

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Solo's free tier includes every feature.

Four projects free. Forever. Every feature included in Free. Most developers never need Pro—upgrade only when you need more than 4 projects.

Unlimited projects. Unlimited processes.

Brackets apply per seat — a 10-seat team pays $99 each for seats 1–3 and $89 each for seats 4–10.

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Aaron Francis earned $125,000 in the first 30 days from the launch of the High Performance SQLite video course.

a $125,000 on launching our video course.

In this episode, I chat with Aaron Francis, Co-Founder of Try Hard Studios, who shares his incredible journey of making $125,000 in just 30 days from their SQLite video course.

The $125,000 figure is a one-off launch figure, not MRR (monthly recurring revenue) or ARR (annual recurring revenue).

a $125,000 on launching our video course.

In this episode, I chat with Aaron Francis, Co-Founder of Try Hard Studios, who shares his incredible journey of making $125,000 in just 30 days from their SQLite video course.

Aaron Francis speaks at conference stages.

40,000 engaged followers across social media and email lists.

Day one opened with Aaron Francis, who's become something of a house host for Laracon at this point

Aaron Francis shipped Solo.

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Run Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI alongside your dev server, queue workers, databases, and interactive terminals. Solo watches all of it — and tells you the moment an agent needs you.

Solo speaks MCP. Your AI agents can read logs, see process status, restart crashed services, and coordinate with each other through shared todos, notes, timers, and locks.

Solo exposes processes and logs to Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI over MCP.

Run Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI alongside your dev server, queue workers, databases, and interactive terminals. Solo watches all of it — and tells you the moment an agent needs you.

Solo speaks MCP. Your AI agents can read logs, see process status, restart crashed services, and coordinate with each other through shared todos, notes, timers, and locks.

Aaron Francis repositioned Screencasting.com's entire sales pitch around AI scarcity.

Things have changed. AI can write like you. It can code like you. It can even design like you.

In a world drowning in generated content, where every LinkedIn post sounds the same and every portfolio looks identical, authenticity has become the scarcest currency. The bar for "good enough" has been automated away.

And in a world where anyone can generate anything, the only thing that matters is what you can demonstrate.

Aaron Francis did not center Screencasting.com's sales pitch on screencasting craft.

Things have changed. AI can write like you. It can code like you. It can even design like you.

In a world drowning in generated content, where every LinkedIn post sounds the same and every portfolio looks identical, authenticity has become the scarcest currency. The bar for "good enough" has been automated away.

And in a world where anyone can generate anything, the only thing that matters is what you can demonstrate.