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Hi everyone! Shram is live on Product Hunt today. With Shram you can connect daily work to performance. We would really appreciate your support and feel free to ask us questions or review or product. We are super excited about receiving all feedback

excited is a real-money knowledge-based contest platform focused on cricket, general knowledge, and current affairs. Users answer multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and compete in live leaderboards, winning cash prizes based on their ranking. 1️⃣ User

Building Trust Online: Why That Blue Tick Matters! ☑️ As promised, sharing some practical tips & tools I've found useful over the years! Today's focus: Building Online Trust. 🤝 Essential for any business, right? We all focus on websites and review

FIRST POST ON MEDIAL🚀🔥 I’m super excited to share that I've been given an incredible opportunity to present a startup idea as part of our course curriculum in Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship in KIIT UNIVERSITY, BBSR. This is a group

My Experience with VCs of India as a deep-tech founder. Day 2: Antler India and All in Capital Thank you for the response on my previous post, following that today I'll be covering 2 other VCs we talked to. 1. All in Capital: They started very rece

Why do YC startups raise more money than others Because YC is the IIT of startups, and we all know how desi investors love a shiny "tagline" over actual substance. The moment you're YC-backed, VCs throw money at you Here’s why: 1. Branding Flex

Some tips to founders when they pitch to VCs in very early stage -> 1. Get the five critical filters right a. TAM - ye kitna BADA ho sakta hai? b. Excitement of your offering - tere idea mei kya HATKE hai? c. Founder quality (skill, longevity pot

11 Hidden Signs Investors aren’t Interested in Your Startup 👇 One of the toughest things as a founder is figuring out where you actually stand after a VC meeting. Most of the time, it feels like you’re left guessing: Did they like it? Are they in?

My Experience with VCs of India as a deep-tech founder. Day 3: Artha Venture Fund My next experience is with Artha Venture Fund, they're a big VC firm with a good history and have backed quite a good number of startups. We had been hearing about Ar

A few months ago, @nikhilkamathcio launched India’s first non-dilutive grant for founders 25 and under: WTFund. 1,500+ applications. 160 shortlists. 15 founders. 9 companies. That’s cohort 1. Applications for Cohort 2 are live now, with the deadline