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If Android has 70%+ market share, why do most new features still launch on iOS first? Why do companies test their apps and updates on iOS first? Is it about users, revenue, or just perception?

If you’ve got 10,000 $ and you’d have to invest in a startup what would it be ? And why ? Don’t pitch the ideas, pitch me how a founder of a company should be to deserve that investment.

Your productivity app shouldn’t feel like work. It should feel like a game. Task management. Goal tracking. Time blocking. These features don’t engage users — unless they’re built right. At Opslify, we design: ✅ Gamified habit loops ✅ AI reminders

There’s a notification screen issue for iOS users. Our team is working on fixing it.

The best founders don’t waste time managing 5 teams. They hire one that gets it all done. Why juggle between: → Freelance devs → UI/UX designers → QA testers → SaaS architects When you can have one full-stack team that does it all — With speed. Wit

WTH with LinkedIn!! People posting their face and writing random shits! It works for women! But why even men are doing 🤧 Itna cringe karna padega kya?

“VCs be like: ‘We don’t invest in ideas, we invest in founders.’ …unless you’re under 25, didn’t go to IIT, or don’t speak in pitch deck fonts 💀”

iOS 26 Redefined “Native” Your Flutter App Needs a New Playbook A practical guide to stop chasing pixels, map capabilities, and ship what users actually feel Apple didn’t just ship features They moved the finish line Liquid Glass visuals everywher

Why Most Startups Fail: A Real Talk Did you know that 91% of startups fail because of poor product-market fit? That means their product didn’t solve a real problem for real people. They built something they thought was great—but their users didn’t n