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Koo shut down trying to replace Twitter (X). Twitter thrives on drama and toxicity, and Koo thought they could do build a platform free of this toxicity. Newsflash: no drama, no audience.

At Codestam, ideas become automations. Code becomes execution. And coffee fuels the chaos. From AI tools to late-night sprints— We don’t just build. We launch. Loudly.

Real AI doesn’t just chat. It executes. It automates. It scales. At Codestam, we build AI that actually works in the wild not just in pitch decks.

Missed train. Fought 3 years for a ₹892 refund. Welcome to public sector India. An elderly couple missed their train - reserved tickets, overcrowded coach, no help. Railways refused refund. They went to court. Won after 3 YEARS. Now compare th

Something strange is happening. Founders are showing up on Google. Every day. Without writing a word. No agency. No ghostwriter. No content grind. Just Codestam. Feeding the algorithm while they build in silence. It’s not magic. It’s the future.

Most companies don't need more tools. They need clarity, speed & systems that just work. At Codestam, we don't just "build software." We build: - Dashboards that talk to your data - Automations that kill repetitive tasks - Interfaces your team

Startup Burnout Is Real— Founders wear hustle like a badge, but burnout is the silent killer of startups. Long hours and endless decisions drain you—suddenly, you’re snapping at your team or staring blankly at your screen. It’s real, and it’s co

I am taking a challenge to build SAAS products, or anything selling online -- to earn my 1$ online! No fluff. No excuses. Just showing up everyday Let’s see how far this goes 👀 Follow the journey. #BuildInPublic #SaaSChallenge #IndieHacker #code

He opened his laptop at 9 AM. By 11, he had only replied to emails. By 1 PM, he was stuck fixing a bug in the analytics report script. By 4, he was uploading 17 client reports—manually. By 6, he realized he hadn’t done anything strategic all day.

You don’t need to burn out to build something great. But most founders do. Not because they want to— Because they’re too deep in the weeds. Worried about bugs. Juggling freelancers. Fixing things customers should never see. At some point, buildin