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MVP doesn’t mean ‘barely works.’ It means, ‘solves one problem so well, people beg for more.’

YC Tips for MVP Stage Startups Building your startup’s MVP? Here’s what Y Combinator advises: 1. Build the simplest version — Just enough to solve the core problem. 2. Launch fast — Even if it feels broken. Real feedback > perfection. 3. Talk t

The Misinformation Trap for Young Entrepreneurs A brutally honest take on startup myths, misleading content, and what really matters when you're building from zero. If you’re chasing product-market fit, first users, or clarity in chaos—this one’s f

We bootstrapped & built Pushpakaka Ride Services to solve a key pain point : drivers get only 75-80% from uber, ola etc., We offer 100% income with zero "0" commissions.Our beta app is live at pushpakarides.com. Seeking ₹10 Cr funding to go public.

Do you believe fruit juices available in cities are both expensive and inauthentic, highlighting a growing consumer pain point?

Starting today, Delhi and Gurugram can get passport photos delivered in 10 minutes through Blinkit ! It will be gradually rolled out to other cities as well. What do you think about this move? Does this address a real pain point? Share your tho

Should medial have a feature for users to edit their replies , comments and posts?

How Reddit Raised With No Product, No Users, and Just an Idea 🚀 When Alexis Ohanian & Steve Huffman pitched Reddit to Y Combinator in 2005, they had: ❌ No traction ❌ No working platform ❌ No users On paper, that’s a quick “pass.” But investors s