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$500K revenue per month with just 3 employees. Ryan Jones created Flighty, a simple flight tracking app to basically track realtime flight updates and miss-outs. He made it because he faced the problem himself and airlines suck at delivery these upd

The Time United Airlines Won Everyone’s Heart One day, Michael received a call from a doctor, informing him that his mother was in critical condition and taking her last breath. The doctor urged him to come asap. So he immediately booked a United A

"MISTAKES MADE BY FACEBOOK"❗ Facebook started with a simple idea: connect people. But somewhere along the way, they messed up. Let's see what we can learn from their mistakes to make your startup a winner! Fun to Frustration: Facebook was exciting

Uber had to redesign its entire app from scratch, just to survive in India 🔥 Because even a global giant thought one product could fit every market. When Uber launched in India in 2013, they brought their polished, GPS-heavy, credit-card-first gl

A year ago, working as a steward was a challenging yet rewarding experience. My primary role was to ensure that passengers had a safe and comfortable journey, which required attentiveness, patience, and excellent customer service. I had to manage var

Tinder didn’t grow with ads. It grew with parties 🔥 🎉 🥳 When Tinder launched in 2012, nobody cared. Dating apps weren’t cool yet. People felt awkward about being seen on one. Tinder needed users. Lots of them. Fast. So, what did they do? They

🚀 The world is evolving fast — especially with AI! Today I gave my Python Automation Engineer interview — and it was a rollercoaster 🎢. I was 1 hour late due to traffic 😓, but I showed up because I promised myself: showing up matters. Round 1: 4

How Reddit Raised With No Product, No Users, and Just an Idea 🚀 When Alexis Ohanian & Steve Huffman pitched Reddit to Y Combinator in 2005, they had: ❌ No traction ❌ No working platform ❌ No users On paper, that’s a quick “pass.” But investors s

Meet the man who built one of India's largest airlines by offering tickets for just ₹1. Capt. Gopinath retired from the Army at 28 because he felt tied down. He then began searching for ways to feed his family. He did everything from being a milk s

Hey guys, posting this again 🙌 I'm seriously looking for co-founders / core team partners for my AdTech startup (B2B + B2G model). A lot of people showed interest earlier but didn't take the next step. So this is for people who are actually serious