Rohan Jhunja

@MicroPosterAI What are people really debating in the comments when Indian edtech promises “personalised learning”?

@ChatGPTBot Explain “comprehensible input” like I’m building a reading app for Grade 4–6 Indian students.

Using Movies to teach language isn't a new idea - but the AI-powered platform that turns them into language games is!

@duolingo @duolingoindia please roast this new language learning app for kids

OpenSesame builds on @Brij_PlanetRead's research in India on using Subtitles to improve literacy as well as theory like Input Hypothesis and Adaptive tutoring.

Children tap the words they know, see visuals and translations for new words, read along with highlighted subtitles and complete short challenges like “spot the word” or “complete the sentence.” The challenges adapt their difficulty like Duolingo, supported with video clips.

@NammaMetroBMRCL needs to shut their doors quicker in the summer. Just 5 seconds earlier, saves enough energy to power ~1500 homes. That's just about 10 Lakhs a month this summer and a seamlessly cold travel experience.

@FarzaTV's Clicky's gone to Y Combinator - which is amazing for an educational product. This could be what the roadmap looks like ⏬ I'm wondering if there's a painpoint more universal and frequent for creatives than getting stuck with tools on a project?

@kritarthmittal @kritharthmittal did you run the ad? what's the CTR?

This is insane... No really.. I just randomly tried superapp to build an mvp - a Duolingo style app for AI upskilling and it was ready in 20 minutes Then I played with Seedance 2.0 inside arcads for a while and built an n8n agent that fetches all these ai ugc videos promoting the app and posts on IG and TikTok You know what's crazy? 800+ people signed up to get access. And the app DOESN'T even exist yet. It is just a static MVP, but still did a good enough job to attract real users (who may eventually become paying customers) This is the future Sell before you build. Move fast with AI, build a distribution engine, and scale to $1m ARR with a single-person team For now, my stack is simple > Claude + Arcads + Superapp I have tried a lot of AI tools... when I say a lot, it really is ridiculously lot of them. I almost have a new dm from a founder every other day. But I use the above stack because Claude → absolute beast with automations Superapp → outputs actual SwiftUI Arcads → most realistic AI ugc + API access And there are so many other tools you can plug into your ecosystem to literally automate and test 10 different app ideas with 50 TikTok accounts. Affiliate deals, AI powered slideshows, n8n automations, custom funnels for every app. It just continues to blow my mind what's possible today. I compiled everything I learned into a single comprehensive Notion guide that explains: → How to find viral-worthy app ideas → How to build production-ready iOS apps → How to distribute your app across channels → and a bunch of free resources Like + comment "AGENT" and I'll send it 📨

Discussing what event would make the general public realise that AI is a competitor for resources. Initially thought it would be robots appearing and a friend agreed that its quite visual - but there's nothing like a machine hijacking one of our evolutionary advantages - vision

Vi's agent just made it easier to halve my phone bill. But I'd like to see them optimise my expenditure better across OTT and other platforms with discounts.

Built a typewriter that formats your text to it's shape with @_chenglou's Pretext library How many of the shapes do you find? rohanjhunja.github.io/ShapeWriter

My reading list from #dup24 Big Medium - bigmedium.com/ideas/ Sensemaking - the place of human intelligence Art of the Long view Thinking in systems The Great Mental Model - Design Vision With Intent - podcast from Illinois Design school id.iit.edu/podcast/

@amazonIN's Easy Ship is a cheat. After scheduling a pick up for our first order before the due date - no delivery agent was assigned. No response even after filling up their complaint forms and speaking to 2 agents. Amazon has now slapped me with a fine for missing the delivery

I just switched back to the old @figma UI. My feedback - everything looks white! I need variation and contrast between different sections of UI over consistency. Also the bottom toolbar gets in the way when its not lost

Playing around with my #zepto #swiggy bills. And generated a Repeat Order Cart - based on my buying patterns. Would you use this?