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It’s been over 7 months since I built PostPocket for myself and decided to publish it on the App Store. Even now, seeing purchases come in throughout the week still brings me the same joy I felt from the very first one.

This app keeps bringing new users every week and I’ve been doing absolutely zero marketing 📱 Been busy with my new app, haven’t even updated this one. But $4.99 lifetime purchases keep coming in 💰 Maybe I actually need to start marketing it?

🚀 Last 3 months revenue from my iOS apps Honestly haven’t been very active on marketing due to personal reasons. This progress has been organic and I’m grateful for it. PostPocket (my bookmarking app) is still the top earner. Slow growth > no gro

Day 7 of risking everything to build something bigger than myself. One full week already. Feels crazy how fast it went. I’m still deep in the implementation today. Slow progress, but real progress. Seeing the UI slowly turn into actual screens feel

A week after bike taxi ban, BENGALURU sees spike in traffic jams, costlier auto rides & angry gig workers It’s been a week since Karnataka enforced a ban on bike taxis, and regular commuters say traffic congestion in Bengaluru has worsened. The ban

In my last post, I didn’t even take anyone’s name, yet some people still got triggered, claiming I’m jealous just because they have more followers. Let me make one thing clear, I don’t have the time or reason to be jealous of anyone. When it comes to

📈Expectation: "I'll launch my startup and get 1000 users in a week!" 📉Reality: "Convincing my friends to sign up so I don’t feel like I’m talking to myself 😅" "Every founder has been here! Share a funny startup struggle you’ve faced—let’s laugh

I’m always amazed at how many people stay stuck in analysis paralysis. I speak with entrepreneurs every week, and the same story plays out: "I’m doing research... I’m planning... I’m thinking about it." Here's the truth: The best information c

Day 7 — Lost in the Build Loop This week didn’t feel like growth — it felt like calibration. I kept refining the same flows, rethinking logic, rewriting content that once made sense but now didn’t. It’s strange how progress hides inside repetition.