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MotoCare – Revolutionizing Doorstep Bike Servicing in India! Problem: Local mechanics often use duplicate parts, leading to frequent breakdowns, poor performance, and high maintenance costs. Traditional service centers have long waiting times, hidde

Sam Altman just dropped a blog post, Three Observations, and it’s a wake-up call for everyone. AI isn’t just improving—it’s accelerating at an insane speed. Here’s what’s coming. 1. AI Will Be 10x Cheaper Every Year Moore’s Law? That was 2x every

A decade ago, building a startup in India was a HUGE thing. Something like climbing Everest without proper gears. ❌ Funding was scarce. ❌ The ecosystem barely existed. ❌ Tech startups weren’t taken seriously. Fast forward to today: ✅ 100K+ startu

A Brief Timeline: Ritesh Agarwal Picture Ritesh Agarwal, born in 1993 in Odisha, India. At just 13, he's already hustling, selling SIM cards and making his first entrepreneurial strides. By 16, he's earned enough to buy his first computer for ₹50,00

Your MVP isn’t minimum viable. It’s barely breathing. Here’s how to know: You manually check if cron jobs ran. You panic every time Stripe sends a webhook. You copy-paste user data from Airtable to Notion. Your “error handling” is: refresh and p

Idea Breif - MyFuturDoc For Hotels there is OYO For Restaurents there is Swiggy and Zomato For Cab Booking there is Ola and Uber For Movie Booking there is BookMyShow For Hospitals there is @myfuturdoc Inspired by the challenges we all faced

Unknown AI Fact The first AI voice assistant existed in 1961 — and it ran on paper tape. Most people think of AI voice assistants as a modern convenience — Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant — all born in the last decade or so. But the story goes way

Branding 101 for Startups: Getting a Logo on a Budget (Without Regret Later!) Hey Entrepreneurs! 👋 Planning to get a logo or kickstart your brand identity? Exciting times! But if you're in the early stages of your startup journey—working with a li

Many companies have issues with matching algorithms using language, gender and much more. they are afraid of implementing them or maybe they are doing it from their side. I don't know. but whenever the topic is about the public feeling bad or governm

A rising tide lifts all boats. Sometimes a lot of garbage with it, too. Right now Indian market is that rising tide. What this means is that many companies which would have otherwise drowned or basically been "untouchable" just a few months ago, mig