u/Ex-NaN

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My wife started nail artist work in professional manner and I am giving out 50% off on nail art work for anyone interested to get it done in next 3 days.

Only few slots left, DM and follow my wife’s insta page to get the discount.

Insta page - nailroom_by_yogi

Hi Chennaites,

Your another chennai friend here and my wife just created her first beautiful nail art and I wanna surprise her tomorrow with as many good wishes on her new venture as possible.

Hi guys,

I know its already 1am, and most of you are sleeping right now, but for those who are awake, a humble request to all of you.

My wife just launched her nail art page on insta, I just wanna surprise her when she sees her page tomorrow morning and sees some nice warm messages / follows.

Would really appreciate if just couple of you can help me surprise by sending happy regards on my wife’s nail art business page.

Thanks a lot, cheers:)

Page - nailroom_by_yogi

Hi everyone,

I’m a fellow engineer, but I’ve always had a lot of respect for CA as a field. One thing that genuinely inspired me was how the exam is purely merit-based — no quotas, no shortcuts, just hard work and consistency.

Back in 2019-20, I built a simple app that had previous year CA papers and answers compiled in one place. To my surprise, it reached around 10k downloads within a year. But at that point, life happened — financial responsibilities kicked in, I had to focus on my job, and the project slowly got left behind.

Over the past year though, I kept coming back to the same thought: I still want to build something meaningful for CA students.

That’s when I started working on an AI-based platform focused specifically on CA preparation. The idea is simple — a place where students can clear doubts with answers based only on official books and previous year papers, along with proper sources for every response.

It hasn’t been easy honestly. I’ve spent close to ₹3 lakhs so far, mostly from my salary. There were a lot of failed experiments, retries, waiting for the next paycheck to continue building, and repeating the cycle again. But after a year of work, I finally feel like I’ve built something decent.

Right now, the AI has already been trained on Foundation and Intermediate course materials, and the responses have been genuinely encouraging.

Before I officially launch it, I’d really love honest feedback from the community. And if some of you are interested, I’d be grateful to have you as beta testers.

As a small thank you from my side, I’ll provide free access after launch for as long as I can manage it.

If this sounds useful, I’d really appreciate you signing up for the beta waitlist.
Link is in the first comment.

Thank you ❤️

I am in final stage of interviews with an early stage startup which says that they have raised Series A but I don't see any blog post / linkedin post / anywhere which can prove that the company has raised money.

They have agreed to pay handsomely but I am just not sure if they actually have that much money.

What if I end up joining and get stuck because the company is low on funds.

The product looks decent so I assume its likely that they might have the funding but I want to be sure and not just in terms of funding but also trying to find out from the sub here on what all things I should be asking before accepting the offer?

Also I have heard from few people about asking different things about ESOPs to ensure that its useful later or I might get scammed in that.

Can someone who has experience with startups help here with what should I be asking the CEO before joining?