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We had a pretty good run yesterday with our product TravelAnimator #2 on Product Hunt. It was months of meticulous preparation, shepherded by Angel, Varsha, the design team, engineering, and others. Thank you to everyone who uploaded and commented over there. With

There was a significant discrepancy between our app store earnings and our revenue reporting tool for December. Our collections ended up much lower than what was reported. I got Claude to scrape the App Store and the revenue reporting tool and give me an analysis. We do not

I have undergone training with some of the world's best agencies and individuals, spending thousands of dollars per hour on negotiation skills with ex-FBI agents and on political PR training. A lot of these have helped me immensely, but the one that stands out the most all

All toppers from my school or college are doing great in life. The ones who toiled day & night and got 9 pointers are working in some big MNCs, doing PhD, MS, got government jobs. Hardly I have seen any topper who is struggling, but I have seen backbenchers who are still

I was discussing this with a fellow founder and realized it's worth noting. Almost all startups go through a bell curve if they survive. The lower part of the bell curve is the extended 3-4-year period when it does not seem like you will survive, when you need to micro-pivot or

On one hand, Gemini in voice mode is infinitely patient to address my daughter's insatiable curiosity, often on repeat mode. On the other hand, sometimes I feel less useful as a dad. Welcome to the new world.

One interesting feature engineering approach that has emerged as a serendipitous outcome of AI's capabilities is discovering random patterns in data. We have an app that's pretty popular and has search functionality. We aggressively log everything that's being searched to our

This year it will be 10 years since 2016

I didn't post much in December for a couple of reasons: one good and one bad. But my lack of posting was, in some ways, a good revelation. I had friends and followers reach out and ask if there was something wrong. I'm guessing my posts do matter after all. So, for the bad news

Someone asked me today what's the most motivating thing I've ever read. It's this quote: "The definition of hell--on your last day on earth, the person you became met the person you could have become." The most profound regret is not about things you did but about the things you

Onwards @jijosunny! 💪💪

It seems counterintuitive, but I want us to slow our revenue growth so we can focus on our foundation and become indefensible. Growth hides problems, and if we do not build our moat, many small companies will take an interest and build faster. Unless, unless, of course, you

One interesting mindset change that I needed to make from venture capital-based businesses to bootstrapping companies was in how I viewed growth. Look at these two graphs. The expense-to-revenue ratio exists in the venture capital business world. But I haven't seen absolute

One interesting side effect of moving your aha moment earlier in your customer journey is how quickly we can convert people to paid. This is not an intentional left attempt, but rather the result of many optimizations over many, many months to get people to complete what we want

It's interesting how much guest posting was a marketing tactic five years back and barely even mentioned right now in campaigns.

Forget 10-minute delivery in US cities, if we can solve for instant transactions in the US, consumer consumption will skyrocket. The bureaucracy and lobbying to not allow for this in 2025 is ridiculous

Your once-in-a-while reminder that eBay did $2.8 billion in revenue last quarter and has $5.3 billion in cash. Yet no one I know uses them anymore. An excellent example of my bubble problem. Any why some of these businesses can accelerate much better being private.

What I think humans are gonna do once we get to AGI