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How Chess.com Became the King of Online Chess Did you know Chess.com started as a humble dream in 2005 by Erik Allebest & Jay Severson? They wanted to create a platform where chess players worldwide could connect, learn, and compete. What began as a

Here's a detailed outline for creating a Dream11-like app, along with an investment proposal for your company: *App Concept: - *Description:* DreamStar is a fantasy sports platform where users can create their dream teams, compete with others, and w

You’re scrolling, and a poll pops up. “What’s the best job search tip?” Networking, skills, resumes, pick one. Seems useful, right? But those polls often miss the mark. They’re too simple for your real life. Polls love clean answers. “75% say L

Idea For You Implement Now — Guy's we all know that in India and globally there are so many educated and knowledgeable People's in so many fields even they are so much experienced in their field and that's why sometimes they think they mastered the

Don't you guys think that OpenAI has built somewhat like a monopoly over ai I Mena not 100% but there is no big player as openai in the market there is google but they are falling behind openai and barely someone uses googles product and also this AI

#1 Business Idea Mazdoor Saathi App - A simple and easy-to-use mobile app to help uneducated and low-literate workers find daily wage jobs. Key Features of the App: 1. Simple Interface (Voice & Icon-Based Navigation) - Voice commands and vi

Hey everyone—looking for real advice from those with Play Store experience. Back in January, I created my first Google Play Developer account. I messed up with AdMob during internal testing and got permanently banned for "high-risk behavior." Appeal

Need Investment for fantasy app and I am sure to give massive returns on it Thala 11: Revolutionizing Fantasy Sports in India! 🏏⚽🎮 Fantasy sports are booming in India, with a market projected to grow at a 30% CAGR to ₹253 billion by 2027 📈. Milli

I noticed something odd while running startup quizzes for a week This week I ran a simple experiment. Instead of sharing startup news or advice, I posted one short quiz question per day around startups — nothing fancy, no prizes at first. What sur

Safe Space came from a simple need. Not everyone wants advice. Not everyone wants solutions. Sometimes people just want a place where they can say what they’re feeling and not be questioned for it. In 56 days, 105 people found their way here. They di