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I worked with Mayank back during the Goodbox days, a very soft spoken person. Despite of what markets play, an entrepreneur keeps building one thing or other until they receive a key success. But what killed the Koo bird? 1. Differentiation: - N

What's the biggest power Google, Insta and other tech companies got? Data, Users, Power, or Network Effect? Nope! The biggest power these companies got is to make us believe anything they want! Like we watch shorts, and all that stuff the whole da

Do kids require an all in one student app.Where it incorporates learning,earning and socializing in a single app. My thought process and research pointed me in this direction then building yet another boring edtech company. Problem to solve. • Provi

Day 1 of finding Indian alternatives for foreign apps. Indian alternative - Arratai foreign app - WhatsApp, Messenger etc. Arratai is as an alternative for whatsapp. It is developed and launched by Zoho Corporation (an indigenous alternative for Mi

China will kill the US dollar. First, they banned crypto. Then, they secretly invested $1.5 billion & became the 2nd largest Bitcoin mining hub. Here's their masterplan to take over by 2030: President Xi Jinping's 2019 announcement revealed China

Have u guys still remember the era of Blackberry phones, it was status symbol back in 2000's. Later on, Government banned it raising concerns on BBM (BlackBerry Messenger), its killer feature. BBM: A free instant messaging service available in Blac

One of my startup clients recently faced a tough situation — after building their brand for 2 years, they found out someone else had already registered the trademark. They had to change their name, redesign everything, and lost the trust they had wo

The Open Network for Digital Commerce (𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐂) is a government initiative designed to level the playing field in India’s e-commerce space, especially for small retailers. Unlike traditional e-commerce models like the Inventory Model, where companie

The Story of Signal! So, Signal was started by Moxie Marlinspike, a cryptographer and hacker, in 2010. He believed digital communication was dangerously unprotected, making it easy for governments, corporations, and hackers to spy on messages. Th