u/Awedarsh

I recently built SHUTTLR – an app for badminton, tennis, pickleball, and table tennis players to track their daily sessions and stay consistent.

Think of it as Strava for racket sports.

With SHUTTLR, you can:

• Track every session and view your all-time stats
• Share beautiful session cards to your WhatsApp Status or Instagram Story
• Add your friends and motivate each other to keep playing
• Set daily reminders so you never miss a session

If you play any racket sport, I'd love for you and your friends to give SHUTTLR a try. Your feedback would mean a lot as I continue improving the app! I really want to know how to find more users for SHUTTLR

It is out on playstore now!
IOS Coming Soon!

Most fitness apps are built for runners, gym users, or cyclists.

But racket sports players don’t really have a dedicated platform to track and share sessions, match performance, and consistency.

That’s the gap I’m trying to solve with SHUTTLR — a lightweight app focused entirely on racket sports.

DM me if you are interested to test out the app (Only out for android currently)

Most fitness apps are built for runners, gym users, or cyclists.

But racket sports players don’t really have a dedicated platform to track and share sessions, match performance, and consistency.

That’s the gap I’m trying to solve with SHUTTLR — a lightweight app focused entirely on racket sports.

Most fitness apps are built for runners, gym users, or cyclists.

But racket sports players don’t really have a dedicated platform to track and share sessions, match performance, and consistency.

That’s the gap I’m trying to solve with SHUTTLR — a lightweight app focused entirely on racket sports.

Sometimes the best products come from solving small but real problems for specific communities.

More info at: https://shuttlrapp.vercel.app

Those who are interested can send me their name and email address via the above link to gain access to the closed testing beta version (ONLY FOR ANDROID)

I am an US citizen of Indian origin living in Chennai. I got into Purdue University for CS, but the total fees is 200k USD for my 4 years, my dad is saying it is not an issue but I feel it would be an underlying burden for me, which would be even worse if I can not make the money back. I have some good options in Chennai to study, my goal at the end of college is to start/build a company of my own.

My_qualifications:

12th Grade Cbse 94.2%

My stats (94.2% Boards CBSE, Jee less than 80%ile)

I recently recieved my offer letter to join SSN SoE at SNU for CSE (IoT), my first preference was AI DS , 2nd was Cyber, and 3rd was IoT. I am not so happy with what I got, and in the offer letter they said that I can only apply (not guarantee) for a change of my program only after paying full fees.

I want to know how different the IoT program is compared to CSE Core (which I will be more than happy to study at SNU). Will I be studying the same thing in IoT as Cse core?

It would also be great if I could get a contact of someone currently studying CSE at SNUC

Also just to add, when I tried mailing SNUC asking if I could get some guarantee that I could be slid into CSE Core, they gave a very blunt reply saying that it is not negotiable (even tho in the offer letter it said it was negoatiable after paying fees) and that I should basically get lost if I am not happy with what I got.

Title. I have noticed people sharing their Strava walking/running on their Instagram stories. So I created an app that can do the same but track Badminton/Tennis (Or maybe other sports as well in the future.) It has working features such as playing streaks, win/loss ratio, calendar to see the days you have played/practiced, and an option to share your daily sessions. What do you guys think?

Title. I have noticed people sharing their Strava walking/running on their Instagram stories. So I wanted to create an app that can do the same but track Badminton/Tennis (Or maybe other sports as well in the future.) I have already started developing it, and it has working features such as playing streaks, win/loss ratio, calendar to see the days you have played/practiced, and an option to share your daily sessions. What do you guys think?