Writing

Most people type 40 words a minute. I've been doing 127. That's not a flex. That's just what happens when you stop typing and start talking.

I built a subscription tracking tool for small teams. It's called Renewd - a full-stack SaaS that stops money from leaking out on forgotten renewals.

I never thought I'd be the one shipping a product. Not zero knowledge - I know my way around a terminal, understand the basics. But building something real and

The more I build things, the more obvious this becomes. Clarity beats hustle. Always.

I wouldn’t have noticed this if my workflow hadn’t broken first. I used to chase better tools.

The easier a tool is, the more discipline it requires. Drag-and-drop systems create speed.

3 principles I use almost every day: Least privilege: Only give access where needed.

Running a community for 1000+ people teaches you patterns. There are silent readers.

A payout got blocked, and the real problem wasn’t the payment system. It was a domain they didn’t even own. A company once told me their domain was bought years

Last month, we faced an issue that taught me a lesson. Technical issues rarely appear slowly.

I organized a Qatar meetup while living in Kerala, and nobody noticed the distance. Most of the planning happened through rapid WhatsApp messages.

Most people think security is just a tech function. I believe it’s a trust function too.

A subdomain redirect shouldn’t require a workaround. But ours did. And it exposed a deeper problem in our setup. The redirect worked. Just not the way it should

January 2024: Just a podcast and a dream August 2025: A Kerala Innovation Festival Partner

Every time I needed to move a file between devices, it turned into a patience test 😤 Transferring files between my iPhone and Windows laptop became a daily exe

The biggest AI startup just went after Chrome with a staggering offer! 🤯 I switched from Chrome to Comet.. not because it looks cooler, but because its AI assi

3 words that make any team faster.. I was going through McLaren Racing’s Udemy course and this slide summed it up: See. Say. Fix.

I thought Comet would be hype. Turns out, it’s my most reliable teammate. Here’s why I finally switched. I got Perplexity Pro thanks to the Airtel Thanks offer.

I didn’t get a 2nd SIM because I’m super disciplined.. I just liked the number. Turns out, that split-second decision gave me an unexpected upgrade in life and

The month we drifted from our routine, I learned something I didn’t expect. We never stopped posting our WhatsApp community highlights to Instagram stories. But

What I thought would be a quick workshop… turned into another great learning curve. I had the chance to run a session on building an online store using store.li

There was this technical issue I kept pushing aside.. because I didn’t know how to solve it. One quick chat with GPT, a few minutes of tinkering, and it finally

💾 We bought two 1TB SSDs thinking storage wouldn’t be a problem - we were wrong. Raw podcast files, uncompressed videos, reel cuts, thumbnails… it all adds up

You plan for launch days. You don't plan for server overload. 😬 We announced on social media that the meetup registrations were open - and right at that moment

We thought it was a simple yes/no choice. It wasn’t. We were planning a meetup event in Dubai for The eCom Show.

"How am I supposed to do this?" - pretty much my first thought when I got this task. I had to build a WhatsApp automation chatbot from scratch.

Would you remove 200+ people from your community? We did. You see, The eCom Show’s community was never about big numbers. It’s about real connections, active di

I don't think I've ever seen this coming, but I'm now building a course 🤯 From diving into tech, cybersecurity, to now sharing what I’ve learned with the publi

Here's a tool we found that could help you manage a WhatsApp group with 1000+ members! Quick backstory: We decided to keep The Ecom Show’s community on WhatsApp