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Today’s progress update. Completed the documentation for the chair design. Moved straight into its coffee table counterpart concept done, now working on the detailed drawings. One thing became very clear today: Design becomes dramatically easier wh

One thing I’ve learned while working with creators: Virality isn’t luck. And it isn’t just “good editing”. Most viral content gets a few things right: + A strong first 2 seconds + A clear idea (not multiple messages) + Timing (trend or context) +

My first post here and it's about a tool that I build. Everyone wants to be a creator in 2025. Almost no one knows how to grow without burning out. Most creators I talk to are: * posting every day with no real feedback * chasing trends that alread

Today wasn’t productive in the way I would ideally want it to be. No designs. No major breakthroughs. Just a well-cooked plate of fried rice for myself. Is that enough? Of course not. But here’s the part people rarely say out loud: discipline doe

🚀 Reelkart is gaining strong early momentum. Creators are uploading product videos. Customers are placing orders from Reels. Local sellers are getting visibility they never had before. Engagement is increasing every single day. This is the future

“I know what I want to say… I just don’t know how to structure it.” That’s actually where most videos fail, not editing, not confidence. So we built Script Architect inside LetMeViral. It doesn’t just spit out a script. It breaks a video scene by s

Day Update | Consistency > Comfort Yesterday, I completed the coffee table design. Today, I’m starting the dining table for the same furniture family—same language, same discipline, tighter system. I’ve been posting on LinkedIn consistently for over

A “++” from the Top Is Never Random. When Nithin Kamath acknowledges you, it’s a quiet signal that something interesting is happening. With investing conversations heating up and founders building for the next decade, moments like these remind you

AI : "I understand." — But… does it really? 🤔💬 Every day, we hear it from AI assistants: "I understand." But let’s pause for a second. Do they really? Or is it just pattern-matching, statistical guessing dressed in empathy? Understanding isn’t