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While people still trust and rely on their local kirana stores, shopping from them isn’t convenient in today’s fast-moving world. Customers don’t know what items are available, they have to call or walk to the shop. On the other hand, quick-commerce

#notion is super complicated for simple stuffs! #applenotes #googlekeep type of apps are super simple for some sophisticated stuffs! #evernote is boring! I'm building http://kodebook.io to balance all the above!

B2B marketplaces offer convenience, but their adoption rate is still low (around 1-2%). What do you think is holding businesses back? Is it trust? Finding the right suppliers? Something else entirely? Let's chat in the comments! I'm all ears for y

Pune Cabs: Fair Fare or Fare Game? Cab drivers reportedly switching between meters & apps to charge more. It’s more than just a few bucks – it's about TRUST. Apps were meant to make fares clear, right? We need simple, honest pricing. When the sys

E-commerce marketplaces struggling to achieve profitability... Major players are evolving into "super apps" by diversifying the services like what Amazon does. Is it the only way out?

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

I am launching my own app, Giveat, and adding a new feature called G-Quick, similar to Zepto Café. Giveat will deliver food from local vendors and restaurants. G-Quick will offer our own kitchen’s food, ensuring super-fast 10-minute delivery. Sho