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🫀 Today is World Heart Day. But for founders, every day is a heart test. We chase growth, pitch decks, and product-market fit, while ignoring the one system that powers it all: our own heart. Heart disease is rising among young entrepreneurs. N

what is the one startup is actually very much needed to India but not right now is building r not currently available in india (specifically in electronic related other ideas are also accepted 👍🏻)

India's first AI-powered, needle-free blood test is here — launched at Niloufer Hospital, Hyderabad. Developed by Quick Vitals, it measures BP, heart rate, oxygen levels & more in just 60 seconds. No blood needed, just look at the camera!

Yesterday I thought I was confused. Today I realised I was wrong. I’m actually more confused. I shared that I’m down to two B2B SaaS ideas. One in sales. One in marketing. Both strong. Both meaningful. Both solving problems we’ve lived at TCC and T

🚀 The Startup Superpower: Why Pivoting is Your Path to Success! Many believe great startups begin with brilliant ideas, but the truth is, most successful ventures start with an assumption and discover the truth later. Pivots aren't a sign of weaknes

Crevings UI Update Listening to our users is at the heart of how we build. The old restaurant card design wasn't clean or space-efficient, so we redesigned it based on your feedback. This is just one of many steps we're taking to create a seamless,

Nokia's first product was Toilet Paper LG's first product was Facial Cream Wipro first product was Vegetable Oil IKEA's first product was a Pen Samsung started its business by a Grocery Store So it's not that your first product is your last produc

My friends are creating a finance first social platform, one of the biggest questions they have is, whether Indian users actually need it or not?

The first time I tried to explain MilkyWiz to someone... they did not get it. The first time I pitched... I froze. The first time I tested it with people... I got feedback I was not ready for. But here is the thing ,every first is awkward. Every fi