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Startup Idea: An app that finds all the apps you forgot you’re subscribed to, then offers therapy for the heartbreak when you see the total monthly cost.

Ratan Tata: A name that doesn’t appear on Forbes’ richest list, yet he’s richer than most—in values, vision, and impact. Grok perfectly explains why leaders like him are crucial for India’s future. Impact > Income. Legacy > Luxury. #RatanTata #Lea

Considering starting a startup that connects lawyers with everyday people to solve legal issues more easily. What do you think about this idea? Would you find it useful, and what features would you like to see in such a platform?

An idea - Karobuddy App. Startup Name: KaroBuddy Tagline: One App. Every Kaam. Intro: KaroBuddy is a hyperlocal service app that connects people with nearby helpers (“Buddies”) who can complete any real-world task — from picking up street food or l

🚀 Hi everyone! We’ve officially listed our startup Friday AI in the Showcase! 🎉 If you believe in emotionally intelligent AI that truly connects with humans — 💙 Please take a moment to visit and vote for us! Your support means the world as we bui

Here's a business idea for a mobile app that connects needy people with job and service opportunities: # App Name: JobConnect *Tagline: "Empowering livelihoods, one connection at a time."* *Overview:* JobConnect is a mobile app that bridges the gap

I asked chatgpt to roast Medial App 😅 and here's what 😁 Medial App be like: "LinkedIn had a baby with Reddit during a hackathon… and forgot to raise it." 👶💻 Everyone on Medial: “Looking for co-founder, funding, and food… in that order.” 🍜💸 N

Too Good To Go: Turning Leftovers into a Movement Imagine this: you walk past your favorite café or restaurant at closing time and see fresh food headed for the trash. Perfectly good food, wasted. But what if you could save that food and enjoy it f

The iPhone craze in India is for real, and it seems to be reaching every corner of the market! I recently met with an old client, a timber shop owner, who shared a hilarious story that perfectly exemplifies this. Apparently, a carpenter who brings

Get Started 23: OH SH*T MOMENT: Your dream client just said YES... and now you're having an existential crisis asking "Can I pull this off?" Every successful founder felt exactly like this after their first "yes" - the difference is they figured it