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Startups are messy. But they don’t have to be lonely. I’m building something that makes the journey smarter, smoother, and a lot more fun. It’s called HatchUp — and you’ll want to keep an eye on it. hatchup.website #BuildingOnMedial #AI #Startups #

Been dreaming of a better way to build — something more focused, more intentional. So I started building HatchUp — an AI-powered journey that’s just getting started. It’s early, but the energy’s real. And I’m sharing it all here. #BuildingOnMedial

I’m learning that building something isn’t just about the idea it’s about who you become while chasing it. Every small doubt, every quiet win, shapes that version of me I’m yet to meet.

just dropped my first ever reel on my instagram page 🎥 i’ve been thinking about starting for a while… then realised, there’s never a “perfect” time. you just start, learn, and keep improving. this reel is just the beginning. building something big

Not every idea needs validation. Some just need execution. Working on something that might just change how we connect, wear, and think. No, it’s not just another gadget. It’s intelligent. minimal. human. Coming from a place where resources are lim

Paid $130 for an app with ~50 downloads. It’s a Pomodoro timer, I’m updating it daily. Was this a smart move? Should I keep building? If you used it, what’s the one thing you’d want to change?

No one really talks about how lonely SaaS building can get. It’s just you, the keyboard, and your own thoughts for hours. Still, there’s something beautiful about building something out of nothing.

Hey everyone, I’ve been working on something close to my heart – a small prototype called VediCare. It’s a simple smartwatch OS idea that helps you keep track of medicines, health, and wellness in an easy way. Nothing big yet, just a prototype I bui

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

Someone said there are “too many builders,” that the industry is overcrowded. Go outside — how many do you actually meet? I’m sure it’s zero (unless you live in San Francisco). Keep inventing, building, promoting! You’ll make it. Almost everyone h