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We’re not hiring employees. We’re calling future builders. At Vibrelis.AI, we’re not building just another AI product. We’re building something emotional, personal, and revolutionary— A platform that can change how humans feel technology. We’ve sta

One day the world will understand. Right now, I’m building something most people can’t even imagine. They call it “impossible,” “too early,” or just “crazy.” I call it Vibrelis.AI — and it’s going to flip the game. No big team. No fancy funding. Ju

Not every startup starts with a pitch. Some start with pain. We’re building something in silence. Not because we don’t have the vision— But because it’s not time yet. This isn’t your typical “AI tool.” It’s not a productivity hack. It’s not anothe

Can anyone guide me how is this idea and how was my pitch for VCs. What if the next big startup is stuck in someone’s notebook... just because they don’t know the right investor? We’re building a dynamic bridge where early-stage startup ideas meet

Who we’re building for at Opslify We don’t work with everyone. But when we do we build like it’s our own product. ✅ Startup founders with a clear vision ✅ Creators launching their first AI app ✅ Non-tech entrepreneurs with market knowledge ✅ Early-

Hey Everyone, We’re building BookAI — a platform that simplifies the process of creating eBooks, audiobooks, flipbooks, and more using AI. Right now, we’re looking for someone creative who can help us design a unique, eye-catching logo that truly r

🚨 Introducing Xservices – India’s hyperlocal service finder app 🇮🇳 🏠 Just moved? Don’t know any nearby plumbers, doctors, or electricians? 📱 Xservices shows verified local contacts + lets job seekers register as providers 💬 Even offers paid ch

Certificates don’t always prove skills. Grades don’t always prove ability. For students, credibility is a constant struggle. You might know how to code, design, or pitch but how do you prove it beyond a line on your CV? For early-stage founders, i

Fundraising can be confusing, everyone seems to have a different opinion. Some say, “Don’t raise funds too early. First build your product, prove traction, and then raise for marketing.” Others say, “Raise funds early to build the product and then g

The most clueless investor question you’ll ever hear. > “So... who else is in the round?” It’s shocking how many investors ask this first - before understanding the business, the founder, or even the problem. Founders panic: “Do I need to name-dro