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People these days are just starting without properly researching about their product's drawbacks or the gaps. Is it good to start really early and see the problems coming or research about them before starting anything?

make an app so good that your users keep it on their home screen. if your app is next to whatsapp, insta, or upi apps, you’ve passed the hardest retention test in India and already built a habit.

Founders often rush to code too early. Before spending $$ on dev, test with these 2 free tools: 1. Notion → write down flows & assumptions 2. Google Forms → test if anyone cares Cheap, fast, and brutally honest feedback. 🚀 #Startup #MVP #Validate

I think I can sell anything now haha Built a simple checklist app just to test my ASO strategies Ended up making almost $100 from it Small win But feels like proof that distribution > idea

Hi guys We are building an ai using no code tools so we have group but we need more members to it to get good results so if you want to join with us just drop a comment well send you the resource to connect and work on the project.

My friend recommended me this Book : "The Mom test" If you think the idea you've got is so awesome and everyone is going to like it, stop three days and read the book. The book has mentioned very useful methods to evaluate an idea and see if it's rea

Before using medial, I used inshots for startup news and they have very limited news but there user interface and app working speed is very good so my opinion to you pls make it fast and smooth as inshorts

The Indus Valley Quiz Test your knowledge of India's startup ecosystem with this quiz based on Blume Ventures' Indus Valley report. Quiz Details: 25 multiple-choice questions Learn about the Indus Valley report Get your score and insights at the end