Krishna Kumar Jha
Pitched BuildShot at eChai Ventures Demo Day with Pratik Patwe.
8 minutes on stage, months of building behind it.
We talked about the problem, what we’ve built so far, and where we think this can go.
I’ve cut the pitch down to the parts that matter most.
Also, BuildShot has evolved quite a bit since we started.
The product changed.
The vision got bigger.
And maybe… the name is next. 👀
More soon.
Nadeem Jafri
7h
After I moved from advertising to start my business, my ex super boss visited the agency and as a courtesy visit I went to meet him. After a course of exchanging pleasantries when I started up to leave him, he commented : “Kahan Jaa raha hai, Aloo bechne!” I looked at him and smiled.
After few months Hearty Mart got featured in Economic Times and became an IIMA case study, I remembered my boss and sent him the link of the coverage.
And he relied : Wow! Nadeem Fantastic, I knew you would do something big. When in Mumbai drop in for a cup of coffee.
Whenever I feel low sometimes, I visit this reply of his to rejuvenate my spirits. I have saved this mail of him!
Viraj Rajani
8h
Spending this afternoon at Karnavati Club for an event hosted by eChai and Upsquare.
What I enjoy most about AI is how it brings curious people together in one room.
No matter what role or experience we carry, this space has a way of making all of us students again.
You listen, question, share, learn and leave with a fresh hunger to try something new.
That zeal to keep learning and growing is what will truly matter in the AI era.
Akash Pandey
Coeater
14h
Last Saturday I presented coeater to Pune founders on demo day hosted by eChai Ventures.
It was so wonderful experience to be around the builders of India and listening what they are building and sharing my product as well.
People are building cool product in AI, there were few guys who were building demo video from websites using AI, few were creating single QR codes for brands, few were building AI cofounder by consolidating multiple AI agents few were building AI worker for factories. It was overall a fulfilling vibe to be around nation builders.
