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Startups die in meetings. Products die in Figma. Ideas die in group chats. Execution is everything. At Codestam, we don’t ideate. We build, test, ship then do it again. - MVP in weeks, not quarters. - No talk. Just traction.

Most AI sounds smart. Ours gets sh*t done. No demos. No buzzwords. Just real-world agents running real workflows. Codestam is where AI stops pretending and starts producing.

Everyone’s building tools for startups. No one’s building tools for the real economy. There’s more money in blue-collar AI than SaaS dashboards.

You don’t need 10 tools. You need one AI that thinks 10 steps ahead. Codestam builds automations that don’t just assist they execute, adapt, and evolve. No busywork. No checklists. Just outcomes. This is how real builders scale.

Business vs. Dhandha 👉 Business: MBA jargon, endless meetings. 👉 Dhandha: Street smarts, quick decisions. 👉 Business: Fancy reports, polished presentations. 👉 Dhandha: Real-world results, no fluff. 👉 Business: Theoretical strategies, comple

This isn’t a startup era. It’s a startup cosplay epidemic. Everyone’s a “founder” — no product, no team, no traction — just a pitch deck, a landing page, and a LinkedIn bio that screams “building stealth.” They’re not solving problems. They’re solv

What is a Stealth Startup? If you’ve ever heard the term “stealth startup” and wondered what it means, don’t worry—you’re not alone! In this blog, we’ll break it down step by step. We’ll also explore examples of stealth startups and why some companie

Should you build in public or in stealth? Here’s the brutal truth. A few years ago, I met two founders: Same idea, same market, different approach. Founder A went full stealth mode—no tweets, no LinkedIn updates, NDA for everything. He believed sec

linkedIn used to be about jobs, work, and real updates. Now it’s just Facebook in a suit. everyone’s “thrilled to announce” something everyone’s “blessed and humbled” everyone’s turning their dog walk into a leadership lesson. and the wild part? i

Is this really Home Automation? Everyone’s talking about Smart Switches and Voice Commands like they’re the future. But ask yourself… If you still have to tap the app, If you still have to say “Alexa, turn on the fan”… Is that really automation? O