Situational Awareness has EXITED its ENTIRE public-equities book, including both long and short positions, through a transaction with a single buyer, according to CNBC’s David Faber.
Over the last 10 months, we’ve quietly crossed ~$1M ARR. They say the first million is the hardest. Now we know why.
Today we help protect journeys across 130 cities, working with 350+ fleet operators. Together, we’ve resolved 1,270 critical incidents and helped save operators over ₹25.6cr (~$3M) in potential liabilities.
At PRAWAAS 5.0, we launched Partner:Connect - our story, told by the people who matter most: our customers. Thank you to each one of you.
We didn’t come this far just to come this far.
Next up - 1M vehicles by FY30. 💙
will interactive html files within assistants be what finally kills PowerPoint presentations?
Notion launched ability to generate interactive html files within their app today.
will fit the chat native UX much more seamlessly than the current Claude add-in in PowerPoint.
Not sure if they are building towards it, but ONDC could actually end up becoming a very interesting playground for agentic commerce.
The layered stack of buyers, sellers and the network could aid agentic discovery as well as enable transactions.
in the last 2 years i've helped many mobile teams cut their QA time in half. built it, broke it, rebuilt it more times than i can count. the journey has been insane.
now we want to show it to the world.
quash takes your PRD, figma, codebase - generates test cases and runs them on real devices. no flaky scripts.
actual bugs with screenshots, videos, full traces. smoke
tests that took 30-40 mins down to under 10.
we're launching on @ProductHunt soon.
if you're on PH - please show up and upvote when we go live. it would mean a lot.
i'll drop the link here when it's time.
We’re seeing the exact same pattern play out on roads. The real moat isn’t the camera or the sensor - it’s when the physical world becomes indisputable data. Once you establish ground truth at the edge, everything downstream changes: liability, insurance, compliance, trust, and ultimately money flow.
What excites me most about this model is that it forces founders to live in the mess - drivers, warehouses, docks, traffic, weather, human behaviour - not just dashboards. That discomfort is the filter.
Feels like the next decade belongs to teams who can sit at the intersection of hardware, data, and real-world ops, and enjoy it? :)
Yesterday in Buenos Aires, I saw restaurants named Williamsburg, Seattle, Kentucky, and Kansas.
Seattle and Kentucky were both in a neighborhood called Soho.
American soft power at work.
What US place besides NYC shows up most in restaurant names abroad? KFC doesn't count!