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I wanna build a freelancing platform for architects and designers, where they could have shared project boards between client and freelancer, and will have tools integrated in it, so that freelancer can work himself! I want to know if this idea can

My friend was applying for unis and colleges for BTech, he applied for a "Kelvium" work integrated program for BTech and got selected, do you have any info on "kelvium"? It's Bangalore based only so wanted to know a bit about it. Lemme know if you a

I have an idea and I want to validate it here. An application for blind people which would help them in navigation inside any buildings like public malls, offices they work at. It could be integrated with Google maps for outside roads also. Is this

Hey folks!! I am Akshat I am a single founder for company in grocery commerce based company where we want to build a ecosystem with supermakets and local stores. We we could bring a change. For more info dm me to know about my startup and I am look

I agree with him! Internet and Calculator were not so big invention that could replace any job, Accountant was feared because the calculator could take his/her job but instead it helped them coz its obvious that the owed won't be checking and maint

Hi Niket Raj Dwivedi, I’ve been exploring Medial and love the platform’s potential for the startup community! However, I stumbled upon a critical bug that might need your attention. When uploading images, the app retains EXIF metadata, including GPS

We did an event with Physics wallah recently what a rubbish management! There deliverables were snacks + venue. All seems to good, but here’s the twist at time of distribution of snacks, they said sorry we can’t do, let people go (people were the

I used to watch inspiring spiritual videos and read quotes that helped me. I thought it would be useful to keep all this content in one place, like a digital notebook. For example, a 'Teachings' tab where I can save questions, solutions, and related

By 2034, your 9-5 job will be extinct. Everything could be so cheap you might not have to work anymore. That's Marc Andreessen's latest prediction — the billionaire investor who predicted the rise of the internet in 1993. Here's what he said next:

⚠️ Don't click on the link without reading this... Have you ever wondered why, despite working on amazing projects, contributing to open-source, and solving coding challenges, you still need to rely on an outdated, static resume to apply for jobs?