Let’s rork🤘.

I need to filter out all tweets that start with BREAKING.

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Drop your product link, i’m curious what you’re building:.

guess website?

Click on the post to see the full deck. And if you are a non-native English founder. Try my app Fluently to nail your sales and pitch call in English.👉

This is the EXACT pitch deck I used to raise $2M seed round in one month - just a year ago. Feel free to copy it, remix it, whatever. Hope it helps you raise too 👇

Best subreddits for Founders in 2025:. r/InternetIsBeautiful (17M).r/Entrepreneur (4.8M).r/productivity (4M).r/business (2.5M).r/smallbusiness (2.2M).r/startups (1.8M).r/EntrepreneurRideAlong (593K).r/SideProject (430K).r/Business_Ideas (359K).r/SaaS (341K).r/thesidehustle (184K).

Link to the our FB page: Link to the world's best AI English tutor:

While everyone talks about TikTok…. We made 43M+ views on Facebook in just 1 MONTH with short videos 🤯. No ads. No hacks. Just reposting our top Inst content. Link to the acc in the comments ↓

looks great — except the logo. it’s not ours

damn, we got 101,297,269 views on tiktok in june

Applying to accelerators was one of the best moves I made for @fluently_app. Getting into YC (W24) saved us years of trial and error, helped us move faster, and raise $2.5M. If you’re an early-stage founder, these are the accelerators worth applying to 👇

My career journey:. 16yo: Failed to get a big tech internship.17yo: Failed to get a big tech internship.18yo: Failed to get a big tech internship.19yo: Became an intern at @Google NYC.20yo: Got 5 full-time offers. COVID hit - all canceled. 21yo: Started a deep tech startup.

Btw, it can fix vocabulary & grammar mistakes too. Try for free here:

Just made Duolingo feature for Google Meet to review your English mistakes after calls:

One more crazy milestone for Fluently: 1,000,000+ minutes spoken with our AI tutor in just a month 🤯. Huge thanks to everyone practicing English with us. And mad respect to the legend who went 124 minutes straight. Excited for what’s next!

5.) Be good.Forget tactics, build something people genuinely love. 6.) Billionaires build.The best founders aren’t smooth talkers. They ship. 7.) The hardest lessons for startups to learn.Why most founders get distracted and how.

1.) Do things that don’t scale.Your first 10 users need hand-holding. That’s the point. 2.) Startup in 13 sentences.The clearest roadmap to traction ever written. 3.) Founder mode.The headspace you need to be in to survive early.

Every YC founder has read Paul Graham’s essays. He's funded 4000+ startups and helped companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, Stripe, and many others become multi-billion $ giants. PG predicted every major startup trend before it happened. Sharing my top 8 essays to start with 👇