Kurt Loy. Forward deployed creative: I sit inside brands and build with them, not for them. Singapore, 20 years in advertising and emerging tech, now running Original Copy, a creative studio that makes AI content, applications and systems for clients and builds the workflows behind it.

This channel is the stuff I can't leave alone. Mostly AI: how I actually use it, what breaks, what it's genuinely good for. Then music, mysteries, science, and whatever else I end up looking into properly.

One rule for every video: I didn't know the answer when I started.

New videos every week.

Work with the studio: originalcopy.studio/
Everything else: kurt.computer/


Kurt Computer

New one is up: all six levels of Claude in fifteen minutes, with the cost said out loud at every level. At the end I argue most people should stop at level four. Tell me which level you are actually on, I want to know how many are parked on one.

2 days ago | [YT] | 0

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New video is up: Two people. A registered company. And a coding tool, Claude Code, running the operating system underneath it. Clients, invoices, payroll, leads, a website, social accounts. Every one of those normally comes with a subscription. So I counted what a company of two actually needs.

The answer: a folder, one app we built ourselves, and four things we pay for. This video walks through the app we call the Command Center, on sample data, and ends with the honest list of what we still buy.

Everything on screen is sample data. The clients, people and amounts are made up.

5 days ago | [YT] | 0

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New video. Will SaaS die before 2030?

Everyone has an opinion. I wanted numbers, so I went through Nadella's actual words, Gartner's 2030 figure, Retool's survey of 817 builders, the UK security agency's take, and the security bill that shows up later.

I'm one of the people supposedly killing it, which is why I cared.

Verdict inside the 8 minutes video.

1 week ago | [YT] | 0

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New video is up: ChatGPT Images 2.5, tested on the one claim that matters for real work. Have you run your own edit on it yet? Tell me what changed that shouldn't have.

1 week ago | [YT] | 0

Kurt Computer

New video is up: I sorted 50 GPT-6 Astra demos into three piles and checked the word "AGI" against the launch material. Which pile is your first project in?

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

Kurt Computer

I uploaded my first YouTube video.

I’m not a developer. I’ve never shipped an app. But for the past year, almost everything my studio makes has gone through Claude Code. Briefs, quotes, client decks, the website. This week, the channel itself.

So I made a video about the question I couldn’t leave alone: can someone like me run a business on a coding tool? An actual business, with deadlines and invoices.

The answer came down to five boring things: a folder, a file of standing orders, a memory, a map of the whole repo, and a wiki the model maintains instead of me. None of it is code.

There’s also a part on Boris Cherny, who runs Claude Code at Anthropic. He told a room of founders to delete their setup every six months and watch what the model does on its own. That one changed how I work.

If you run a small studio or a small business and you’ve assumed this stuff is for engineers, watch it. Ten minutes.

Watch it, and let me know your comments!

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0