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I'm planning to start a vacuum cleaner company focused on affordable and innovative solutions for Indian homes. I aim to offer products that suit our needs, like compact designs for small spaces and advanced features for convenience. I’d love to hear

I’m working on a school kid pick-and-drop service that prioritizes safety, reliability, and convenience for parents. It’s designed to make school commutes stress-free through verified drivers, GPS tracking, and a user-friendly app. I’d love to hear y

I wish someone can make a medicine that can solve all problems like fever, cold, muscle pain etc in 5 minutes. I’d pay a lot for it. Shinzu bean in Dragon Ball Z was kind of like this.

Pay ₹1,950 a month for a search engine that gets its data from google. 😑

Indian users don’t pay is now outdated. This article proves that there is hope for consumer internet.

What are the services that indians are not ready to pay for yet, but it is common in other countries? This actually helps in understanding any market opportunities as indians are starting to pay for subscriptions.

With the launch of UPI, making payments has become much easier, allowing us to pay conveniently wherever we go. However, this convenience often leads to overspending. To address this issue, we need an app that tracks all our transactions. Do we need

I’d never allow the surgeon 💀

Do you pay for music streaming❓

Most businesses do not generate revenue by directly selling the main product. They find alternate ways. Theatres make money in India by selling popcorns. They feed us popcorn along with entertainment to pay the production house. So ultimately it i