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Incredible! 🔥 Just like Zudio is redefining fast fashion with scale + speed, at AuraMeter we’re reimagining social media for Gen Z — where every vibe, every story, every aura translates into instant rewards ✨. The new era is all about speed, scale a

Hello guyss anyone interested I’m Ankit, co-founder of AuraMeter — an AI-driven, gamified social media platform built for Gen-Z. Here, every action turns into AuraPoints — from story posts to steps walked. We’re blending daily engagement with rewar

@bigcorporatebrands using the word vibe in your advertisements is not going to make gen z feel closer to you👿

At 19, I pitched my startup Aurameter — a vibrant space for Gen Z that rewards them back. The experience was full of learnings, and without any marketing we’ve already crossed 50+ showcase votes. Session two is coming up, and I’d love your genuine s

⚡ Gen Z vs Millennials — The Modern Workplace Showdown! 💼 The Millennials built the digital world. The Gen Zs were born into it. 🌍 👨‍💻 Millennials • Value growth, balance, and clarity • Adapted to tech and mastered it • Believe in working sm

Bro really said 3 hours of vibe coding = money printing biz 💀 If it were that easy, we'd all be billionaires with 500 startups. Reality: Coding a prototype ≠ building a business. Execution > prompts. Gen-Z founders, also there is no vibe in vibe c

Gen Z isn’t buying ads. They’re buying vibes. Craft wisely. Gen Z’s attention span: 6s. Your hook: Better be a mic drop!!!!! 😉 What are your views?

Resumes are outdated. LinkedIn is limited. So I built my own digital identity — a personal website that tells my story, shows my work, and reflects my vibe. 👉 paritosh-rupnar.netlify.app This is how Gen Z is changing the game — not just job seeke

As me and nikhil co-founders of Aurameter, we often find ourselves juggling several hats. The sexy part? Building something that genuinely benefits Gen Z by turning online engagement into tangible rewards with community. The scary part? Ensuring

Our biggest indirect competitors are platforms like Instagram and Snapchat. While they dominate Gen Z’s time, they often leave users feeling anxious, drained, and stuck in procrastination because they’re built on vanity metrics and endless scrolling.