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Medial is a new tinder where you can find people with same interests.

Hey, I am a computer science student and a newbie in this platform. My main goal is to connect with more of you to expand my network. If you think that we share similar goals and interests, then let’s connect and grow together!!

Why am i spending more time on medial compared to instagram? Medial is replacing Doom-Scrolling with Micro-Learning!! This is what a platform should be about! I think we should share about this on our socials and invite our friends here too! I me

Remember Omegle? How about a similar app but with a few enhancements? Like you can find random people in any particular niche like startup, etc. And discuss with most random people on different topics and network. And if you two hit it off you can

I am fed up with beauty-driven social networks. Do you think people will value something outside of beauty for a social network, like shared interests and hobbies? We can see this working on Medial, but can this work at scale? On Medial, we are apa

What do you think about building a team similar to paypal mafia in India, not for money but for building a killing Deeptech product. Comment your views here. More can be discussed according to your views

How about a dating app that matches women and men not just on their personal interests but also professional interests. For example - A doctor often wants to date a doctor. Someone who works from home or does night shifts might want a partner with s

Do you want a website but don't what to learn coding? And it should be user friendly and cheap? Also with AI made templates made just for you? Then you should read more about my SaaS idea here:

It’s incredible to see how technology is evolving! Instagram has now introduced AI bots, similar to the ones you see on platforms like ChatGPT. 🌟 Now you can create your own character and introduce it to everyone! Imagine chatting with different t

Influencers can use ways to trick our mind The technique Sam Altman uses here is called reverse psychology, a form of persuasion where someone is encouraged to do the opposite of what is suggested, with the expectation that they will respond in the