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In the early startup days, design was scrappy. Founders hacked pitch decks on PowerPoint, stretched clipart, and prayed it looked presentable. Then came Photoshop. Powerful, but heavy. Startups needed designers, and speed was lost. Then came Canva

Most people edit content. Smart creators use AI for it. I tried a free AI tool that turns a single photo into multi-angle shots in seconds. - No design skills. - No expensive software. - Just AI doing the heavy lifting. This is perfect for creato

Hello everyone 👋 For the past 2–3 months, I’ve been working on something very close to me — a prototype of an English learning app called Englis. The idea came from my own struggle with English. I wanted to design a platform where learning feels as

Went to IIT Madras, rejected by 80 VCs and built a 22,150 CR company. 1. Tarun Mehta was pursuing a dual degree program in Engineering Design at IIT Madras. But, since business was in his Marwari blood, he partnered up with his batchmate (Swapnil) t

Most people overestimate what they can build in a year and underestimate what happens in ten. The truth is that the biggest companies and the strongest habits "rarely" came from giant leaps. They came from "small choices" made again and again until

Hey everyone! I recently came across something that genuinely impressed me — Comet Browser. It’s not just another browser; it actually feels different. Clean, fast, and ridiculously smooth. No unnecessary clutter, no constant tracking — just you and

Saying No Is a Skill (Not Attitude) When I started my design career, I thought saying yes to everything is how you grow. More clients. More work. More money. Sounds right, no? But slowly I learned something hard. Some clients pay well but cost yo

Hey, I’m looking for a creative partner — someone who truly feels design. I’ve started something close to my heart — It’s called Polimen Creations. Not just a fashion brand — But a space where art, emotion, and transformation come together. We crea

A few weeks ago, I came across my company’s sales brochure. It was 14 pages long, detailed, heavy, and expensive to print. So I took it as a challenge. We redesigned the brochure with two clear goals: Better visuals to help sales teams pitch more