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Fascinating use-cases, built and tested in front of my eyes, results are just amazing. 🔥

Hey everyone! I'm working on a peer-to-peer car-sharing platform where car owners can rent out their vehicles to people who need them—whether for a few hours or a few weeks. Think Airbnb, but for cars! The problem we’re solving: ✅ Traditional car r

Google literally dropped a free masterclass with 601 real-world AI use cases

I'm baffled how namma yatri makes money? Considering a driver takes on average 10 trips a day that's 2.5 Rs per trip One drop location search can cost from 0.6 to 1.5 Rs and 50% of searches never make a trip. If they use accurate ETA for matching

How Zoomcar Transformed Car Rentals in India Back in 2013, Greg Moran and David Back saw a huge gap in India's transportation market: there was a lack of a platform to rent self-drive cars. So, they decided to create a platform that would allow use

Hey I have an idea for long uses of clothes. We all buy clothes for occasions and parties but after some time they are no longer use so I thought to rent or sell these clothes to those who needed clothes for some time on their occasion or parties. So

I do a regular job and wanna earn Rs.500 additional daily elsewhere. Can someone suggest some ideas?

Startup for a marketplace where you can sell,rent or buy : 1. any product : food,cloth,car,house 2. any service : blue and white collar and freelance, all kinds of jobs from house keeping, plumber, labour,spa, haircut, car wash, tution, web developme

Got an idea What if we could rent an area to park the car and they could park there by giving a small sum to the owner of the land through the app Like we could find areas where they r willing to rent the parking spot And if a guy needs to park his c

What do you think are the first very initial use cases that a AI startup should create to get clients in 2024 ?