New Google Stitch Update Is INSANE!

New Google Stitch update is insane. The just dropped and it's crazy. You can now edit multiple screens at the same time. No more waiting around for AI to finish one thing before you start the next. This is going to change how fast you can build stuff. I'm going to show you exactly how it works and why this matters for your business. Let's go. So, Google just

released something called parallel editing for their tool stitch. And this is a big deal. Let me explain why. Up until now, when you wanted to design something with AI tools, you had to wait. You type in what you want, the AI generates it line by line, and you sit there watching it build. Then when it's done, you make changes one at a time. It's slow. It's frustrating. And if you're trying to test different ideas, you're basically stuck in a queue. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency, Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. But Stitch just

changed the game. With parallel editing, you can now fire off edits on multiple screens at the exact same time. Think about that for a second. You're not waiting anymore. You can iterate across your entire flow all at once. Or here's where it gets really interesting. You can spin up five different versions of the same screen simultaneously. Five different designs, five different layouts, five different approaches, all happening at once. This is what they call vibe design. And the whole idea behind vibe design is rapid iteration. Your tools should move as fast as your ideas. Because let's be honest, when you're in the zone and you have a vision for what you want to build, the last thing you need is technology slowing you down, you want to test things fast, you want to see what works, you want to compare options side by side. And that's exactly what parallel editing lets you do. Now, let me show you what this

actually looks like in practice. Let's say you're building a new landing page for the AI profit boardroom. You want to test different headlines. You want to try different layouts. You want to see which design converts better. Normally, you'd have to build one version, look at it, make notes, then build another version, look at that one, make more notes. It takes forever. With parallel editing in Stitch, you can fire off five different landing page designs at once. One with a bold headline at the top, one with a video hero section, one with testimonials up front, one with a benefits list, one with a minimalist approach. All five versions get generated at the same time. You're not sitting around waiting. You're seeing all your options immediately. Then you can pick the best one or even mix and match elements from different versions. Here's another example. Let's say you're designing an onboarding flow. Four new members joining the AI profit boardroom community. You need multiple screens, a welcome screen, a profile setup screen, a tour of features screen, a quick win screen to get people started. Normally, you design these one by one. You'd wait for the first screen to finish, then start on the second screen, wait for that to finish, then move to the third. It's a slow process. Now, if you want to dive even deeper into AI automation, I've got something special for you. I run a community called the AI Profit Boardroom. The best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds with AI automation. Learn how to save time and automate your business with AI tools like Google Stitch. Link is in the comment and description. is at school. com/iprofitlab. But with parallel editing, you can work on all four screens at the same time. You tell Stitch what you want for the welcome screen, profile setup, what you want for the tour, and what you want for the quick win. All four designs start generating simultaneously. While one is building, the others are building, too. You're editing your entire flow in parallel. This is the difference between spending an hour on a project and spending 10 minutes. Now, here's where this gets even more powerful. Let's say you're happy with your welcome screen design, but you you're not sure about the call to action button. Should it say get started? Should it say join now? Should it say start learning? You don't have to pick one and hope it's right. With parallel editing, you can create multiple versions of that same screen with different buttons, same layout, same design, just testing, different copy. You see all the options side by side and choose what feels best. This is

what separates Stitch from what they call Vibe coding. With Vibe coding, you're stuck watching the AI generate code line by line. You're waiting for it to finish typing out every single line before you can see the result. It's like watching paint dry. Sure, it's cool that AI can write code, but the waiting kills your momentum. You lose your creative flow. You forget what you were trying to test in the first place. Stitch takes a completely different approach. It's not about coding. It's about design. It's about seeing your ideas come to life fast. And with parallel editing, you're not waiting for anything. You're in control. You're moving fast. You're testing multiple ideas at once. This is how modern design should work. Let me give you a real scenario. Imagine you're creating a new sales page for an AI automation service. You know, you need a strong headline. social proof. You know, you need a clear explanation of the benefits. You know, you need a call to action, but you're not sure about the order. Should testimonials come first or should benefits come first? Should the call to action be at the top or the bottom? These are important questions because the layout affects how many people actually sign up. With parallel editing, you don't have to guess. You create multiple versions. Version one has testimonials at the top. Version two has benefits three has a video at the top. Version four has a call to action right away. All four versions generate at once. You look at them, you see which one feels right, would make you want to take action. That's powerful. That's fast. That's what vibe design is all

about. All right. Now, I want to talk about why speed matters so much. When you're building something for your business, time is everything. Every day you're not live with a new landing page is a day you're not getting new customers. Every week you're not testing new designs is a week your competition is getting ahead. The faster you can iterate, find what works. And the faster you find what works, the faster you can grow. This is especially true with AI tools. The whole point of using AI is to move faster than you could manually. If you're still waiting around for AI to finish generating things one at a time, you're not really getting the full benefit. You're just replacing one slow process with another slow process. But when you can generate five things at once, now you're actually seeing the power of AI. Now you're moving at a speed that wasn't possible before. Here's what I love most

about this update. It changes how you think about design. Normally, when you're designing something, you're making decisions one at a time. You pick a layout, then you pick colors, then you pick fonts, then you write copy. It's linear. It's step by step. And every step takes time. But with parallel editing, you can think in terms of options. You can explore multiple directions at once. You can see what works and what doesn't without committing to anything first. This is huge for testing. Let's say you want to create a new signup form for the AI profit boardroom. You could create one version and hope it works, or you could create five versions and see which one actually performs better. Version one is a simple form with just name and email. Version two adds a phone number field. Version three adds a question about their biggest challenge. Version four is a multi-step form. Version five is a one-click sign up with Google. You generate all five at once, test them, and use the winner. That's smart. That's efficient. And this doesn't just apply to landing pages and emails. You can use parallel editing for any kind of design work. Building a new dashboard for tracking your business metrics. Generate multiple layout options at once. Creating a new course platform for teaching AI automation. Test different navigation structures simultaneously. Designing a new mobile app interface. See five different approaches side by side. The applications are endless. Now, here's something important. This isn't about replacing your creativity. This is about amplifying it. You still need to know what you want to build. You still need to have a vision. You still need to understand your audience and what they respond to. But once you have that vision, parallel editing lets you execute on it faster than ever before. It removes the bottleneck. It eliminates the waiting. It lets your tools keep up with your brain. Think about the old way of doing things. You'd sketch out an idea on paper. Then you'd open up a design tool. Then you'd spend hours moving boxes around, picking colors, adjusting spacing, writing copy. And if you wanted to try a different approach, you'd have to start over or save a copy and make changes to that. It was slow. It was tedious. And by the time you finished, you probably forgotten half the ideas you wanted to test. Stitch and parallel editing, that whole process is compressed. You describe what you want and it generates instantly. You want to try five different approaches, they all generate instantly. You want to test variations, You're not bogged down in the technical details. You're focused on what actually matters, which is figuring out what works best for your business and your

audience. Now, if you want to dive even deeper into AI automation, I've got something special for you. I run a community called the AI Profit Boardroom, the best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds with AI automation. Learn how to save time and automate your business with AI tools like Google Stitch. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. Links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 38,000 members who are crushing it with AI.