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Woke up to 43 new downloads on my app. Not life-changing, but feels wild knowing 43 random people out there tapped something I built in my room. Indie dev high score unlocked 🚀

Founders are wasting 3–6 months building MVPs that don’t scale. Why? They don’t use AI-native dev teams. Most MVPs are built to launch. Ours are built to scale. At Opslify, we combine: ✅ AI App Dev ✅ SaaS Infra ✅ Product-Led Design ✅ Scalable Codeb

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?

Ankur Warikoo and other finfuencer won't say you This! They just keep explaining COMPOUNDING COMPOUNDING AND COMPOUNDING. They say invest in your 20s and see magic of compounding, no matter what's your income but rather the most important is to hav

The Genius Move! While everyone's been watching the NVIDIA vs AMD GPU wars, AMD quietly pulled off the smartest move in tech history. They stopped trying to beat NVIDIA at their own game and instead built something revolutionary: a COMPLETE AI ecosy

How about a peer-to-peer rental system, which is user friendly, and would allow users to earn some passive income along with fulfilling someone else's need. I have made some research, and found various already established systems such as Rentamojo, O

Before you hire a dev agency, ask these 3 questions: 1. “Have you built something like this before?” Experience > enthusiasm. You're not funding their learning curve. 2. “How do you handle bugs after delivery?” If they vanish post-launch, you're l

₹1 Cr salary? You take home ₹65L after taxes. ₹1 Cr business profit? You keep ₹80L after deductions. ₹1 Cr in stock growth? ₹₹87.65L remains after 12.5% tax. The system wasn’t designed for workers. It was built for owners. Still chasing promotions

**Day 27: Momentum Is More Valuable Than Perfection** ⚡📈 On Day 27 of the #FounderJourney, here’s a lesson that keeps compounding: **Momentum > Perfection.** Startups that keep moving — even with imperfect steps — win. Why? Because speed creates

Zoom had a once-in-a-lifetime moment — and they blew it. At its 2020 peak, Zoom’s market cap soared past $150B. They were printing money, everyone was using them, and they had massive brand momentum. They could’ve: – Acquired breakout startups (Loo