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Even though they used a VPN and Protonmail, these two people still got caught, showing that it’s not as safe as you might think.

Great UI/UX isn’t just seen… it’s felt. It’s not just about looks. It’s about how it makes you feel when you use it. What was the last app you used that made you say, “Wow, this is smooth!”?

Have you used tripadvisor? How many times have you used it?

Niket Raj Dwivedi why you allowed them to write wrong ? Medial is totally niche and has different category than tatti 💩 Grapevine. You are not like shitty Hood and Grapevine. If they compare Medial with those apps, it's disgrace. And you allow to do

8B people. 5.56B online. Even 1⭐ apps have 10k+ users. If you don’t, it’s not your product — it’s your marketing. We fix that. 🚀

What's the most useless feature you have noticed on any app? useless in the sense, you don't feel much benefiting from it even tho you are there user.

Quick audit: How many blogs did you actually post this year? Not drafts. Not ideas. Not “half-written.” Published. Live. Out there. If it’s less than 30, you don’t have a traffic problem. You have a consistency problem.

After 8 months into my indie journey I realised It’s not about having a unique idea It’s about how well you execute and sell it Even in saturated markets You can still make money if you play it right

Is there even anyone on Medial who actually understands this idea? It’s honestly the best one I’ve seen on the entire showcase, yet no one’s voting for it https://medial.app/idea/literun-0b4b8aa27f090

Last year there were some months that have more than 500 entries in the startup showcase, now it's not even close why is it so?