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Just started a 3D printing business — looking for advice and suggestions

so mero sathi le chai 3D printing business garum vanerw 3D printer uthaye cha. Aba what should we do? We are planning to make make custom keyrings, personalized items, and pretty much anything people want to have 3D printed.

How should we price custom prints? What’s the best way to find customers and promote our work? Yeta ig page tw kholya cham . Ani what are the mistakes that we should avoid ?

Any Ideas, feedback and advice would be appreciated. Thank you

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u/GoblinPTSD — 9 days ago

DARAZ PRODUCT SELLER

Is here anyone who is selling clothing products through daraz? If yes then I'd like to know the initial budget a person should have and steps which might make the journey bit easy

in context of nepal, is it still a good context to put ur time on or just an expensive experience?

Nobody in my circle is into this field so your every comment matters

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u/Ok_Quiet8715 — 8 days ago
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Roomie update - developer email, wiki, and customer support, all built from Nepal

Hey r/technepal 🙏

Another update from us at Roomie — the all-in-one team workspace we've been building here in Nepal. This community has been part of the journey from early on, so I wanted to share where we've reached.

A milestone we're genuinely proud of

  • We've crossed 2,000 users on the platform
  • Our system is now delivering 4,000+ emails a week

For a team that started this year, seeing real usage at this scale has been surreal. Thank you to everyone here who tried it and gave us honest feedback along the way.

What's shipped recently

📧 Email for developers — API + SMTP with monitoring built in. The same account also does marketing emails and campaigns, so transactional and marketing email live under one roof. (Those Roomie marketing emails some of you have been getting? Sent from Roomie itself.)

📚 Wiki (our take on Confluence) — real-time collaborative docs with multiple editors, shareable public links, email sharing, and team invites per space. The best part: your wiki lives inside your AI context, so it's genuinely useful for API docs, in-app knowledge bases, and sharing documentation inside or outside your org.
How it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYbPBvEdPCE

🎧 Customer support widget — plug it into your website or webapp and support conversations flow straight into Roomie's ticketing and project management. It's already live for us — we run Roomie's own customer support on Roomie.
How it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2VvRCXLyk0

Honestly, that's the theme of the last few months: we run Roomie on Roomie. Our support, our marketing emails, our internal work — all of it goes through the product. Even our website was built inside Roomie, though that part isn't released yet.

What's next

🚀 Agent that builds — we're adding the ability for our AI chat to create websites and apps that deploy directly from Roomie. It's how we built our own site, and we're targeting a public release next month.

🏷️ Roomie tags — think Claude-style tagging: mention the agent from any chat channel to hand it a task. Actively in research right now.

Give it a try at roomie.work — free for up to 3 users. If you run into any issues or have questions, just DM me directly and I'll help you out 🙏

u/SoftSummer3225 — 10 days ago

Japanese product outsourcing!

I have worked in japan for few years and have seen the japanese products cosmetic, food and tech being a huge boom. I personally manage and handle lash business in US for a japanese company, retail and salon.

However the opportunity seems very hard to ignore as i live in japan and could do the same thing myself. So if anyone is interested in being a distributor or outsourcing products from japan to start their venture do let me know we can work something out!

Also FYI, I have managed multiple businesses and fda regulations so if need help with that or amazon regulation and registration, drop question can help with those too!

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u/Prash0825 — 10 days ago

Opening a company in Nepal -> living in the US

I'm a permanent resident of the US and a Nepalese citizen.

I'm also looking to open a Company in Nepal for a business purpose via https://ocr.gov.np/ The website requires a phone number as part of the application for 2 factor authentication.

My parents live in Nepal. Is it okay if I use my parents' phone number for this?

u/traveling_wilburys — 8 days ago

Store closed, but not closing the business?

What happens if a Ward registered store closed down 14 years ago.
But haven’t paid, renewed anything after the 1st year nor have closed the business?
What happens if we just leave it like that?

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u/1992Millennial — 9 days ago