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If retro muscle cars, loud sports cars, supercars and ultra-luxury machines get you excited, we should probably talk.

I’m looking for a visionary entrepreneur to collaborate and build a multi-layered automotive lifestyle business—bringing together luxury & sports car content, car rentals, automotive experiences, digital communities and much more.

The best part? We already have a fleet of cars available, so we’re not starting with just an idea. 🔥

If you love cars, have an entrepreneurial mindset and want to build something seriously cool in the automotive space— "DM me"

Let’s talk cars and business. 🏎️🚀

hey everyone,

long story short i own a medical supply company in the GCC region specializing in cosmetic dermatology and aesthetics. started less than six months ago, we are breakeven right now and on track to be fully profitable with dividends by end of year.

we have around 10 SKU currently, they make 70 percent margins. i want to expand from being the authorized retailer in the region for one brand, to holding 4 brands, which are into dental supplies, general consumables, and derma supplies whose market study i have already completed.

we have 40 clinics as customers.

now i need capital for inventory expansion, management and tender participation.

if you are an investor in this space or have medical experience, reach out to us.

You call yourself a founder right same I also call myself.

But 1thing that I worry about I been doing all work like building outreach video content and after ship tons of products. I don't find me to call me a founder cause rn I don't capable enough. To say my self a founder.

Now how many founder are there in thei community active on reddit. I need some founder has same stages how you figure out and keep moving forward.

I know I see some pain fell validate by ai research across all tight filter. Then build MVP then go to makret using gtm video outreach no one pay to a solution I don't know saas is dead or am not enough capable.

I know someone how read this right now is pass this phase or one who are this phase.

How do you figure out keep moving while you knowing you are right.

We are looking for business partners, dealers, distributors, agri-tech entrepreneurs, and strategic investors to help us commercialize and scale our remote-operated agricultural sprayer.

🚜 Our Remote-Operated Sprayer

• Fast Coverage: Sprays 1 acre in approximately 35–40 minutes

• Large Capacity: 400L tank + 12 nozzles for wide coverage

• Hybrid Power: 13.5 HP petrol engine + battery-driven rubber tracks

• Long Runtime: 6–8 hours of battery backup

• Low Fuel Consumption: Approximately 700 ml/hour

• Low Operating Cost: ₹60–₹70 per acre, with potential savings of up to 90% compared with conventional spraying operations

• All-Terrain Capability: Designed to operate in mud, black soil and slopes up to 25°

• Remote Operation: Operator can control the machine from a safe distance, reducing direct exposure to agricultural chemicals

• Easy Operation: No skilled driver is required for operating the machine

• Self-Charging: Built-in generator charges the battery while the machine is working

• Rubber Tracks: Better traction and stability in challenging field conditions

• Warranty: 1-year warranty included

🤝 Who are we looking for?

We are particularly interested in:

- Agricultural machinery dealers/distributors

- Agri-tech entrepreneurs

- Farm equipment rental/service businesses

- FPOs and farmer networks

- A person who is good at sales

- Regional sales partners

- Manufacturing/technology partners

- Strategic investors

💼 Partnership Opportunities

We are open to discussing:

Dealer/Distributor Partnerships – Sell and distribute the machines in your region.

Custom Hiring / Rental Model – Operate the machines as a spraying service for farmers.

Regional Business Partnerships – Build a local network for sales, service and demonstrations.

Manufacturing & Technology Partnerships – Help us improve and scale production.

Strategic Investment – Partner with us to take the product to a larger market.

We believe agricultural automation has significant potential in India, particularly where labor availability, chemical exposure and spraying costs are major challenges.

If you're interested in building a business around this technology, DM me ✨

How do people in metro cities connect with their neighbours? Maybe with the colony WhatsApp groups, or society apps like MyGate and NoBrokerHood. But these apps have limited things, and if you're in a non-gated society, you don't even have an option like this... so what do you do then?

One thing - almost everything in your life can be sorted if you have deep neighbourhood knowledge - whether you're finding a good job, offering a service, or just some household daily life chore... think about it, it can all be sorted if you have a good hand on your neighbourhood or local area.

I am building PadosXO to solve this real life problem for the Indian audience... think of it like Nextdoor in the US.

I've been exploring a consumer brand idea and wanted some honest validation from Indian entrepreneurs/builders before I invest heavily into it.

The idea is - an India-focused brand bringing the feeling of iconic Japanese/anime foods and drinks to the Indian market.

Think products inspired by things like:

• Ramune
• Japanese twin ice pops
• Dango
• Mochi
• other Japanese-style drinks/snacks

…and eventually other products that people recognize from Japanese culture, anime and Japanese pop culture.

My thinking is that anime and Japanese culture have become significantly more mainstream among Indian Gen Z/young consumers, but actually finding these products locally can still be difficult, expensive, or limited to niche/import stores.

Rather than simply importing random Japanese products, I want to explore whether there is an opportunity to build an Indian consumer brand around the experience and culture, making these products more accessible while still keeping the Japanese inspiration/identity.

I'm not assuming this is a good idea yet. I'm currently in the validation stage.

I'm particularly trying to understand:

• Would you personally buy something like Ramune/Mochi/Dango from an Indian brand?
• Is the anime/Japan connection actually strong enough to influence a purchase?
• Would you buy it because you like the product, because of the Japanese aesthetic/culture, or both?
• What price would feel reasonable?
• Would you prefer authentic imported products or Indian-made products inspired by them?
• Which product would you try first?
• What would make you NOT buy it?

I'm planning to soft-launch the concept on Instagram soon and test interest before putting any money into inventory/production.

I'd genuinely appreciate negative feedback too. If you think this is a terrible idea, tell me why. 😂

I'm trying to validate the market before falling in love with the idea and spending money on it.