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If we hire some one to build our app How can we protect the idea until our app is ready so that it will be hard for others to copy? Or what happens if the developer who we hired likes the idea and builds his own app based on our idea?

As Mumbai gears up Nike’s After Dark Tour, Uber steps in to power the night backing women with safe,reliable rides so they can run,explore and own the city even after dark.✨

Its so irritating that you have to still watch Branded integrations by creators on youtube even after getting Premium.

Sometimes even after putting in all your efforts on one thing with singular focus. You're still bound to fail. So what pushes you even after that failure... It's the thing that you love.

Three options for starting a business: 1) Solve a problem better than others (execution risk) 2) Solve a problem no one knew existed (product-market risk) 3) Solve a problem everyone knows about but is hard to solve (technical risk) Surest money

India just became the No.1 user base for ChatGPT. It sounds like a milestone — and in some ways, it is. We’re hungry for innovation, fast to adopt, and unafraid to explore. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: We’re consuming — not creating. Fueling

Hey, What do you think about failures in life? Yeah! They teach us priceless learnings but I think if you're ready to Try, Fail and Learn it's also very important to be ready to handle it because we don't know what all effects that failure will brin

Are Indian startups innovating….... or just cloning? Scroll karte hi har jagah dikh raha hai: India’s version of A B, but for Bharat Copy karna galat nahi hai Execution > originality most times... But with global tariffs rising and markets gettin

What we initially created to solve our own problem has now spread to 17 nations. Even though we are still small, we are very grateful to everyone who uses what we have made. Your trust reminds us of why we started and shows that even small beginni