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Hey Bangalore folks! Anyone up for connecting, swapping ideas, and maybe even building something new together? Let's collaborate and make something happen!

Built 7+ apps, ~15k users, and still learning the same lesson ship smaller, ask better, delete faster

hi devs let's build a dating app I know that there are many apps available in market like tinder, bumble etc... these apps are cool but too expensive for users especially users in India. so let's build an algorithm based on all the current dating a

https://medial.app/post/6751d5242b4f0cd602cb0fc4 hi let's build a dating app I know that there are many apps available in market like tinder, bumble etc... these apps are cool but too expensive for users especially users in India. so let's build

What’s the last app you used without complaining for a minute? Well if you can relate to this question then we maybe on same page. Honestly, this has become a very big problem nowadays. Users are getting frustrated with their favourite apps pushing

Built 7 apps Got 15k users Earned $200 this month But the real win? Learning how to build things people actually want! How long did it take you to realize coding isn’t the hard part?

Random girl showing interest out of nowhere but honestly? They all feel the same level of tiresome right now 😴 Maybe it's the 3hrs of sleep talking or maybe I'm just focused on other things PearX pitch video still pending, workouts done, authentic

hey everyone, made this thing: https://curatedpeople.club it's for meeting people in bangalore. not dating, not networking—just finding people to do things with. humans curating humans. try it if you want. or share with someone who needs it. pleas

would like to ask Niket Raj Dwivedi and Harsh Dwivedi you both are brothers and u r buiilding this app right now. which means u r devoting full time in this app. which means you are not working anywhere i m guessing. a. isn't there is some kind of a

Balance is not always 50:50. It sometimes 30:70 Maybe 60:40 Even 20:80 Or 34.73:65.27 It's more about doing the most important things more efficiently (even sometimes that one thing only) rather than doing everything equally.