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They say 9 out of 10 startups fail. What they don’t say: most give up before they even launch. I’m still building *Helper* — India’s mobile-first platform to find verified service providers (like plumber, driver, mechanic). We’ve completed: ✅ Full

We’re live (in beta)! Over the past few months, AI quietly transformed how teams plan, code, sell, even support. But one thing hasn’t kept up? QA testing. Still manual. Still one test case at a time. Still rewriting after every PRD change. That’s

Hi, Friends I have an idea for all type home services provide like, electrician,plumber,tv mechanic,car or bike machanic etc by one mobile App. App work on customer and machanic location based,just like work ola or ober app. Any one can help me for

I have an idea about the Mechanic Booking App for vehicles who are broke on the road where owner can't find any mechanic. So he/she can book a mechanic easily by this app. Here are some bullet points of this startup.👇🏻 MECHANIC BOOKING APP... •

"Breakdowns are Unpredictable, Our Service is Reliable!" 🛠 "No more worries! With Koba Auto, your car stays road-ready anytime, anywhere!" A car broken down on a highway A Koba Auto mechanic arriving for quick assistance "24/7 Support" and "One-

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🎓 Final-year BTech student | Got QA offer instead of SWE – need advice I recently got my first offer letter, but it's for a QA (Quality Analyst) role. I had applied for Software Engineer, but couldn’t clear the interview, so they offered QA instead

Im thinking of create a platform that solve every house problem, example electrition, plumber, mechanic in one platform, when a person looking for electrition they can open this app, and search it's shows how many electrition are in there location al