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I’ve noticed something really special lately. As a startup owner trying to build a community on different social media platforms, I’ve come across all kinds of vibes. But there’s something truly wholesome about the support we’ve been getting here on

Most people think entrepreneurship is just about “being your own boss” and working on your own terms. But behind the scenes, founders are juggling product-market fit, cash flow, hiring, testing, pitching, and pivoting often all in the same week. Wh

Books are something that everyone wishes to read, but is always stuck either with getting a right book, price of book or hassle of sharing with friends or family. To make it easy for people to get hands on paperback book, we built BookR, a book lib

Pricing Dilemma: How do we strike the perfect balance where users feel they're getting value without overpaying, and founders feel fairly compensated? Your Thoughts: What pricing models have you seen that achieve this balance? Any insights or experi

🧠 Pricing Dilemma: How do we strike the perfect balance where users feel they're getting value without overpaying, and founders feel fairly compensated? 💬 Your Thoughts: What pricing models have you seen that achieve this balance? Any insights or

once we have an mvp for an idea, what metrics usually investors ask for before investing. Any templates we have that can help us. Also if someone is successful in getting funding, can you share how you actually got users to use your app/product be

Why tech (software) companies secure funding more than product companies? -Tech companies has significantly less fixed cost. Getting a server in Singapore will cater the whole Asian market (millions of users). With the same amount product companies

Stay Flexible—Don’t Fall in Love with Your First Idea My first product wasn’t perfect, and there were times I had to pivot. It’s tough to change directions, but staying flexible kept me aligned with what users actually wanted. I embraced feedback, l