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Yesterday, I spoke to an Indian VC and she told me that, if your app needs a tutorial, you’ve already lost 50% of your customers. It’s not just about packing in features but its about making the experience effortless. Thoughts?

If your social media app needs to be promoted and marketed on other social media app. You have a failed product.

Your first app will be embarrassing. If it’s not, you waited too long to launch. How ugly was your first launch?

" Let It Be Still. In a world that moves too fast, be the one who pauses. Breathe. Not everything needs to be said, not every path needs to be taken, not every noise needs your attention. Silence is not empty. It’s full of answers. Let your mind re

If you can’t explain your startup to a 5th grader, it’s not the market that’s confused—it’s you.

My first app which I published on Playstore. Not enough but that gives me confidence and now I'm a Advance Android Developer. What I've understood is that time can be your friend if you work and can be enemy If you don't.

India needs its own X (twitter) if yes then what mistakes we should not do that Koo app does

Most apps look good. Few work good. A good mobile app isn’t just clean UI. It’s: ✅ Anticipating what the user needs ✅ Showing it without asking ✅ Keeping them coming back That’s what I build. If you're tired of app churn — DM me. Let's rebuild you

VCs are pouring billions into generative AI startups, but remember: It’s not about the funding; it’s about the value you create. AI isn’t a magic wand. It's the persistent problem-solving, understanding user needs, and iterating that turns those bi