u/AppCrafters

The problem I kept running into in tier-2 Indian cities: a solo doctor, CA, or lawyer gets 40 WhatsApp messages a day asking "koi slot hai aaj?" There's no receptionist, no system, no calendar — just one person answering messages between clients.

PracticeOak gives them a booking link plus a QR code for the front desk. The client picks an open slot themselves, both sides get a confirmation. Free to start.

practiceoak.com

I'm pre-revenue and haven't chased customers yet, which is why I'm posting here first. What I actually want to know: is this a real problem or one I've invented because it's fun to build? Roast it.

Most learning platforms still feel like:

Course → Video → PDF → Quiz → Certificate.

I’m interested in something more adaptive.

Imagine an LMS where an AI tutor understands:
• What you’ve already learned
• Where you’re struggling
• Your assessment history
• Your learning pace
• Your goals

And dynamically changes what you learn next.

I’ve been experimenting with ideas around AI-powered learning and offline/on-device AI as well.

For people who use LMS platforms: what is the biggest thing they wish their current platform did better?

I’ve been thinking about what a genuinely useful AI assistant for farmers would look like.

Not another generic chatbot, but something that could combine things like:
• Weather data
• Crop conditions
• Historical farm information
• Local agricultural knowledge
• Market information
• Carbon/emissions data
• Government schemes

The interesting part isn’t the LLM itself. It’s getting the right data together and turning it into something that can actually help a farmer make a decision.
I’ve been experimenting with a small prototype around this idea using AI/RAG.

Curious to hear from people working in agritech, climate tech, AI or agriculture:
What would you want an AI farming assistant to actually do?

I’m looking to connect with a female co-founder / long-term partner for some side projects I’ve been building.

I work full-time at a central institution and, alongside my job, I’ve been building multiple apps and digital products using my technical skills. I’ve reached a point where I’d like to bring someone into the journey who can take ownership, challenge my ideas, and build alongside me rather than simply “help out.”

I’m particularly looking for someone who has a builder mindset and is interested in areas like product, design, marketing, business, finance, or management, ideally with enough technical understanding to work closely on product decisions.

The reason I’m specifically looking for a woman is that I’d genuinely value a female perspective in product design, user experience, positioning and decision-making—not as a token role, but because I think having different perspectives makes products better.

I’m not looking for someone based purely on qualifications. Curiosity, ownership, consistency, ambition and the willingness to learn/build matter much more.

If you’re someone who has been thinking about building something of your own but hasn’t found the right person to do it with, feel free to DM me. Happy to first have a conversation and see if our interests and working styles align.

No pressure, no immediate commitments—just looking for the right person to build with.