i grew up in delhi dreaming of building tech millions of people couldn't live without. today, @wisprflow is officially live in india!
before this launch, i flew to india to answer one question: does wispr flow actually work here?
in the back of an auto with horns blaring. a mumbai gym with punjabi music at full volume. a dhaba with the waiter rattling off the menu faster than you can type.
we went and found out - it worked every single time.
india became our second biggest market on its own. we 3x'd growth in 3 months with no campaigns or partnerships.
people just found wispr flow organically and made it part of their daily life. the least we could do was show up for them properly.
so we're launching wispr flow in india with hinglish & android support. because it's the way i've spoken my whole life. and the way everyone around me still does.
grateful to my co-founder @sahajgarg6, our india lead @findingnimo_, and everyone who made this possible.
Claude really changed the game first. Calm vibe, huge context, elite coding help, and real app integrations/tool use. Now ChatGPT 5.5 feels like it picked up that formula… then added more tools, multimodal power, speed, and reach.
Introducing GPT-5.5
A new class of intelligence for real work and powering agents, built to understand complex goals, use tools, check its work, and carry more tasks through to completion. It marks a new way of getting computer work done.
Now available in ChatGPT and Codex.
Finished a small diary app.
Thought I was building features. Turns out I was debugging my thinking.
Learned:
-why DOM shouldn’t be your source of truth
-how unnecessary re-renders creep in
-how storage can fail silently
-why systems need structure
#coding#webdev
Live:
Meet 10-year-old prodigy Aarit Kapil from Delhi, India. The youngster is born on 13th of September 2015 and is already rated 2304. After 5 rounds of the Menorca Open he is already performing at an Elo of 2644 and has beaten Former World Junior Champion GM Nogerbek Kazybek (2528), IM Ansat Aldiyar (2484) and he then drew GM Bryce Tiglon (2529) and IM Faustino Oro (2528).
GM Srinath Naryanan (@srinathchess) , the coach of the Indian National Team mentioned about Aarit recently that he is "Excited about a talent after a long time!"
We interviewed Aarit after his wins over Nogerbek and Aldiyar and the way he analyzes variations is just mindboggling. You can find the link to the interview in the next tweet! Keep Going Aarit, the sky is the limit for you!
#chess #chessbaseindia #prodigy