One of the reasons why superapps never made it in India is partly because they came super late when there was already too much competition from other apps catering to individual problems.
Why super apps like tata doesn't work in india.
1. Super app literally would not work anywhere in the world actually. In china it worked because they have very much regulations and they made aggregation fo different companies. But not like their su
Looking for a framework or a guide to plan your startup or business completely?
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I came across a general problem with 10-minute delivery apps. These apps offer the first order with a minimum cart value of Rs. 100. However, subsequent orders require a minimum cart value of Rs. 200. This makes it impractical for me to purchase a Rs
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Harsh Dwivedi
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This is the best time time to build SAAS wrappers or Consumer Apps as the models get dirt cheap.
here are some free ideas from Greg to steal (ai, ai agents, saas, consumer)
Identifying real problems and making solutions using AI has never been che
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“Why Your Brain Loves That App: Neurodesign Secrets in Mobile UX”
Neurodesign is the art of designing user experiences that tap directly into how the brain reacts—and mobile apps use it masterfully. Colors, shapes, and animations aren’t random. Red
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Vishu Bheda
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It is easier to start a hard company than an easy one.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, once said, “It’s easier to start a hard company than an easy one.”
This might sound strange, but let me explain why it makes sense.
When you solve a hard problem, f
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting a highly accomplished individual in his 50s, who recently ventured into entrepreneurship after serving more that 20 years in MLC. During our conversation, he asked me, 'What's your age?'
I replied, 'Sir, 19.'
In 2001, building on the web was tough. You needed servers, big teams, and lots of money.
By 2008, SaaS made it easier. Startups could rent tools and build faster.
In 2015, mobile apps changed the game. A single app could reach billions.
In 2017,
