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Got some honest feedback recently - "No market for gamer-focused social apps" or "Just use Discord." Fair. But here’s the thing: Gamers in India today are not just players. They're devs, streamers, artists, modders, testers, reviewers and there's no

**Gametosa eSports and Gaming:** - Gametosa is an eSports and gaming platform in India that offers a marketplace for gamers, streamers, and eSports enthusiasts. - The platform provides a space for gamers to connect, compete in tournaments, and moneti

3 Things I Learned Building a Social App for Indian gamers and game devs 1. Getting gamers and devs to care is harder than coding. You can build clean UI, smooth UX, and even seed solid content but if it doesn’t instantly feel like their space, th

No one was building a space for Indian gamers & game devs. So I did. Alone. Shot a raw 3‑min video sharing why I built this app, how I stayed sane, and what I learned. 🎥 Link-https://youtu.be/5uA145dFB9I?si=hqDczKU3aBcfWCdZ your feedback would mea

So a few months back I dived deep into the online gaming/ streaming space. I saw that as of today gamers/streamers use a plethora of apps to get their thing done. They stream using OBS , chat using discord , clip using some other AI powered apps such

Feedback 1. Right now, earning on Medial is only available through paid features. I think there should be a free way to achieve monetization — similar to YouTube, where creators unlock earnings after reaching milestones like 1K followers or certain

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It starts as a whisper. Not a push notification. Not a flash sale. A user comes back. Quietly. Voluntarily. Because something pulled them back. That something? It’s not a feature. It’s a feeling. Nir Eyal calls it the Hook in the book How to Build