Parth Dodia

Markets run on anticipation and not reaction!

Most products celebrate downloads and sign-ups. But that’s not what makes a product successful. The real question is: What is the one user action that makes people stay? Find that behavior. Get users to do it faster. Measure that — not vanity metrics.

Squash gotta be one of the most underrated and tiring sport out there

Can dark mode entirely replace light mode? Or is dark mode just a feature engineers love more than users do?

One subtle product decision in broking apps: Users rarely think: “I want to place a bracket order.” They think: “I want a target and a stoploss.” Many brokers quietly optimize for the second mental model. Less financial jargon. Same execution underneath.

Interesting pattern from user feedback: A lot of users described Zerodha as “comfortable”. Not because it had more features, but because users always knew where to look. Made me realize familiarity itself becomes a product advantage in investing apps.

Random bugs on release day have to be the only constant out there!!

A surprising amount of time goes into creating internal visibility systems before you can even scale the actual user experience.

One dangerous thing about hindsight bias: It makes product building look more predictable than it actually is.

After spending weeks building something, it becomes very hard to tell whether users actually like it or you just want them to.

Most product quality comes from boring repetitive testing that users never see, until the one time it’s missing.

Never assume users understand why a flow exists. We had a user dropping during bank account linking because the app redirected them to a UPI app for verification. To us: normal flow. To the user: “Why is this happening?” Tiny UX copy issue. Huge trust impact.

@StableMoney_ such a crazzyy revelation!!

@StableMoney_ such a crazzyy revelation!!

Been 2 weeks in fintech product management and it is all about regulations and compliance!!

Anybody who's been using Stitch for basic UI/UX stuff? Is it good?

@Aakashi_123 One up on wall street

Which book is currently on your reading list?

@rajatscribbles_ @munjalkeshav Hence, I feel it should take another quarter or 2 before things get back to normal from the business point of view

@rajatscribbles_ @munjalkeshav Rategain seems like a good company but it would still take tike for its reversal. The risk/reward ratio is very good right now but the main issue that they were facing of not being able to build their sales team particulary in a few asian countries still persists.

🎖️ Most retail investors gave up on Addictive Learning (Law Sikho) the moment it missed its own guidance. But businesses aren’t Excel models. Sometimes the plan doesn’t work. Even founders misjudge what’ll scale and what won’t. Valuations were built on FY27 hopes. When numbers didn’t match the narrative, the market beaten it down. Now it trades at a fraction of those high and suddenly no one’s interested. But the business? Still solid. Still building. Still in a space with serious long-term potential. This is where i have shifted my focus on. Focusing on businesses where the mood of the retail investors shifted due to some reason, yet the underlying business is still solid.

@kishmishh_ Lessgoo

making a mumbai hangout gc (not the one which will die in 2 days) like/reply to get added