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[100M won in sales in 7 weeks with a self-made AI tool] I wondered if anyone really made actual sales through a solo startup, so I looked it up and the numbers are stronger than expected. With 1.16 million solo creative enterprises in Korea alone, up 15.4% in a year, it seems everyone is doing something on their own. 1. EasyCut (Artirum, CEO Kim Dong-min) A service where you input a video link or file, and AI selects key scenes to generate a short-form draft with titles and subtitles. Launched on July 25, it hit 100 million won in cumulative sales and 15,000 members in just 7 weeks ㄷㄷ The CEO does planning, development, operation, and marketing all alone with AI. The 'AI comment template', which adds responsive text matching the video context, even has a patent pending, and it also provides a list of CC BY videos that allow re-editing and commercial use (those videos reportedly have over 1 billion views combined). Revenue comes from paid subscriptions. 40.6% of people who made even a video paid for it, and 54.2% of users after a month made another one within 30 days. In August, they even secured a B2B contract with a broadcasting company. (Targeting those running shorts channels while doing their main job

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