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every time I think about retention of some app, I come back to Andrew Chen’s frequency vs. retention chart by app category. Still very relevant.

When you’re not fully sure about the app you’re building, but you know you’d use it as a user — that’s a green flag. 🚦 Validate with competitor analysis + market trends, then move fast. That’s exactly how I’m building this app at full speed 🚀 #x

Good learning: don’t bloat the app on day one 🚫 Ship the most requested features first, then improve on the go. That’s the move. Now adding notifications 🔔 and email auth ✉️ for users on XLSheet AI. Build smart, not rushed.

Before you play the game, study the winners. If you don’t want their life, don’t play their game. That’s why I'll write about the winners, so you can learn their playbook.

har Kisi brand ka value proposition hai Puri value proposition ka ek line mein samajh Jana chahie jaise ki Mera Brand ka value proposition. Don't think what to wear —we sent you the complete stylish look, in a box"🎁

Building apps is fun until you realize no one cares Then it’s marketing time How do you push your app when the hype fades?

Narayana Murthy started Infosys with ₹10,000. That’s less than the price of a MacBook today. Think about it.

What you think guys think about social media app?

“Don’t start something unless you’re ready to carry the same fire on Day 90 that you felt on Day 1.”

I think if someone doesn't know about anything then silence is the best option....