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Thinking of building a tiny tool that turns your X/Twitter threads into blog snippets. Idea: You paste a thread URL → it groups related tweets → expands slightly (keeping your voice) → spits out 1–2 blog-ready paragraphs. Would this help you get mo

🚀 Thrilled to announce the launch of StartupNutshell on Product Hunt today! It’s a startup news aggregator — all startup news, one feed. With StartupNutshell, you can: - Read startup news in one place - Avoid irrelevant and mixed news - No need t

Day 2 of peacefully protesting to Medial Team to #BringBackPods Pods helped us have meaningful, curated scrolls and spending time on Medial felt productive rather currently: first thread check out my new startup then, why I rejected X This is my blo

📅 Day 13 — Build Something Today I tested 50+ AI tools to create UGC content — but most of them didn’t work properly because I was trying the free versions. 😅 Finding the right free tools for beginners is harder than I thought! 👉 If you know an

Solving the "Trust Gap" in Indian Campus Commerce 🛡️ "WhatsApp groups for college commerce are broken—spam, ghosting, and scams are the norm. We’re building "Natpe Thunai" (Friendship is Aid) to fix this. It’s a dedicated 'Trust Layer' for student

I really read this amazing piece about finding a good biz plan! 1. Solve hard to solve problems ( to have a moat) 2. Solving a very boring problem. ( Eg some boring tech solutions) 3. Don't go for flashy ideas they are tough ( like Food delivery

I'm looking to build a website for the people in finding their like minded ones based on the needs and interests for building things like websites/apps/any projects together by sharing their skills, resources and time. Don't comment any competitors.

📅 Day 10 — Build Something Today’s focus: Finding suppliers. I spent time researching chemical item suppliers for my natural + chemical-based product ideas — but it’s really hard. Big companies sell in huge bulk, but small businesses like mine ne

Sitting at a dealership, Ravi eyed a high-end vehicle of his dreams. Though he understood in his heart that it came with invisible chains—monthly payments and stress—he was able to afford it on paper. One lesson he remembered was that you can't