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Here is what i learned from the book Zero to One 👉🏻your first job is to get the first things right. 👉🏻Choosing a co-founder is like getting married 👉🏻A product is viral if it core functionality encourages user to invite their friends to beco

Story of orcus.wiki name We started the development of our first website in mid-November, and by the end of the month, we finished the work. And started searching for a name (domain). As a science person, we decided to choose a planet name. And we

Hey everyone👋, This is my first post. Just want to share that I am developing a simple multiplayer game kinda like skribble.io. Two letter of word will be given first and last letter and player has to guess any valid word using those letter, whoe

SKT is not just another copy of a ride-hailing application. We've spent over two years researching and addressing real user problems, and we've integrated innovative solutions to enhance the experience. Our efforts have resulted in a unique approach

At first I found this platform as a complete bs and replica of Twitter, it still is. but now, I am kinda liking it. but still there are so many issues like, the mobile interface and website aren't up to the mark still filled with bugs and glitches fi

Web-3 landing: I worked on this POC a few weeks ago. This is not the first time I have worked on a Web-3 application or website design, but I am posting it because it was an interesting concept and the client cared about user experience and accessibi

Anybody else facing delays in MCA name approval process? It’s been around 15 days and this is the response I got. “Dear User, Current Status Of SRN is `Under Processing` shall be processed by competent authority in first in first out manner. Once t

Is this mandatory to get the funds on the basis of Unique and meaningful App we have to first get the strong user base. If yes then how we manage the marketing cost, server cost.

"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