Parth Anand

Most youtubers don’t fail because of bad design They fail because they make the viewers think Too many ideas No clear hierarchy No immediate promise CTR drops long before views do

@pcshipp are those 198 users paying

How do people make $10K MRR or even $100K MRR while I’m still stuck at $9 MRR? - $9 MRR - $2 revenue - 198 New users - 206 Active users No idea how to start marketing

@Jashanx_gill manao iska jashan

Went from 11 downloads to 222 in JUST 3 days These are the stats of my app called LinkKeeper Think BIG because everything CAN happen

@0xmihirsahu @ycombinator i applied on 16th would i get in

@parthananddd @ycombinator 14th

gonna be there at @ycombinator startup school

@SuryaUthkarsha @ShriKaranHanda @ycombinator when did you apply

@ShriKaranHanda @ycombinator Did my research No one below 14 got accepted *yet

Got accepted to the @ycombinator startup school. Reply if you're coming!

@ShriKaranHanda @ycombinator is it for the bengaluru one?

I’ve analysed hundreds of YouTube thumbnails for clients. The ones getting 5%+ CTR all break the same 3 rules designers swear by - Don’t use faces wrong. Faces with extreme emotion tend to outperform no face thumbnails by 40% - Keep text minimal. Wrong words of high contrast increases CTR by 30% - Match your brand colours wrong. Pattern interruption beats brand consistency every time Design school will fail your channel. Data won’t.

@elonmusk the lake is finally green

🍀 Happy St Patrick’s Day! 🍀

@ericliujt that’s lovely man what got you in

Got accepted into YC

@BuildWithxAI thank you man, i appreciate your support

@parthananddd Well done!

My app just hit 40 downloads on the App Store. I know the number is small, but it still made me happy.

@elonmusk better get sleeping musk your hard work has paid off

Grok Imagine triple gold 🥇🥇🥇

@elonmusk is this about you terraforming mars musk, we need more clarity

Terafab Project launches in 7 days

I’m 15 years old from Delhi. in the last year i’ve shipped: An image compression app (10k+ downloads), an AI thumbnail agency with paying clients, A civic tech app being used in 4 countries. I did all of this from my room with no funding, no team, no mentor i’m going to document everything from here if you’re building something from something, follow along.

@dipenbhat557 @ycombinator actually since the yc apps are closing in they have put you in the list for next week but i am sure it must be promising what are you guys building

YC emailed saying our application is promising but they need more time to review. Me right now: 😃🙂😐😰😃😰 Startup rollercoaster thanks to @ycombinator

@donatelli2026 i totally agree with you on this Don. SF is home to some of the most ambitious people but unfortunately i lack the funds to visit SF but i would highly recommend people to check the place out

as a young and ambitious individual, it’s very important that you visit SF at least once in your 20s i know we tend to over-hype the city here on X, mostly because it’s a good way to make views and drive engagement but on a more serious note, sf truly has a different energy than any other place on earth. it might not change your life, but the amount of cracked people you’ll meet is insane this city is filled with ambitious mf at every corner. people that came from all over the world to change their life. to make something valuable. to bring something to the world it attracts the top talents from the whole globe. also, since most people are not from SF, everyone is most likely happy to meet and connect with new people it’s truly impossible to be lonely in SF. people will easily come and talk to you at events. people will reach out to you via DMs. you can also cold-dm most people on here and have a coffee with them the next week it might not be for everyone, but i believe that, just for the mindset shift it will give you, coming to San Francisco at least once in your 20s is worth it

@Forbes man is literally my inspiration at this point. All i’ve learnt from him is consistency is the key

There are two kinds of founders: Those who start with a bold idea and learn the business skills along the way, and those who already have the business instincts and are simply hunting for the right idea. Zach Yadegari is the latter. He’s been building all kinds of apps for years, from websites that let students access blocked games during school to alarm clocks that play motivational soundbites. When he met Henry Langmac at coding camp at 10, and they joined forces, that pace only accelerated. “We were going to just keep releasing new apps until we found one that really stood out and felt like it had real potential,” Yadegari says. “Then we’d double down and go all-in.” That app was Cal AI, an AI-powered calorie tracker and a 2026 Under 30 company. This week, the cofounders announced they sold the app to MyFitnessPal after scaling it to $30 million in revenue last year. Read more about the sale of Cal AI—and its 19-year-old founder— here: forbes.com/sites/zoyahasa… 📸: Courtesy of Cal AI

Hiring Short Form Video Editors - Should be willing to edit a test thumbnail - Should have a turnaround time of under 2 days - Should offer atleast 5 revisions If that is you DM me

@bitfunded h

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@NathanGeckler seems fire man, what business model are you thinking of employing for this

started building a new app today imagine Duolingo but for achieving anything enter your goal and it breaks it down into small easy steps building it using Anything and Sleek