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WiseSwitch — Why I’m Building It (Short Story) I used to miss payment deadlines, forget old subscriptions, and overpay for things I barely used. Getting surprise charges and sorting it all out was frustrating and stressful. So I decided to build Wi

Remember this quote? Strong Men create GOOD times, good times create WEAK MEN, weak men create BAD TIMES and bad times create STRONG MEN Well in my case it's actually true My great-grandfather grew up in a rich household and just think that he som

Startup Idea (if it existed, it’d be kind of iconic): We have all sorts of AIs now, AI girlfriends, boyfriends, mentors, therapists, journaling bots… But you know what’s still missing? 👉 An AI friend that actually feels like a real one. Not overl

I want to share a little backstory about why I built FilesCase. Whenever I needed to check, share, or just read out a number from my personal documents (like Aadhaar, PAN, or Driving License), I always struggled to find them on my phone or in cloud

The Real Reason Dunzo Struggled While Blinkit Scaled On paper, both Dunzo and Blinkit offered fast delivery. But one scaled into a national quick-commerce brand. The other ran out of steam. Why? It wasn’t about tech. It was about focus. Dunzo’s Pr

From Hustle to Growth: My Business Development Journey at MakeMyPass Back in March, I came across an opportunity that felt different — not just a title, but a mission. Today, I’m thrilled to share that I’ve officially joined MakeMyPass as a Business

Just wanted to share a quick update from my side 🚀 I’ve been working as a frontend developer for the past few months, mostly building stuff using React.js and Tailwind. Learning alot in web development Alongside that, I’ve also been helping a few

💬 Can a Machine Be Kind? Hippocratic AI Thinks So. In a world where tech often feels cold and clinical, a new AI startup — Hippocratic AI — is flipping the script. They’re not building the fastest model. They’re not chasing clicks or crypto hype.

8 Startup Ideas That Keep Trending on Reddit Reddit is a goldmine for spotting real startup needs. With 100M+ users across thousands of niche communities, people constantly voice their frustrations—perfect for identifying market gaps. Why Reddit Wo

**Backstory** So I launched Habitide about 3 months ago kind of unintentionally. I’ve always struggled with finding that “one app” that helps me build habits without overwhelming me. Most apps either feel like spreadsheets or gamified chores. I wan