I can’t use Blender.
So I described Bengaluru’s metro interchanges to Claude, and it built them in 3D.
From 13 Nov, India’s tallest metro station (Jayadeva) becomes an interchange.
Here’s which platform to go to 👇
#Bengaluru#NammaMetro#AI#BuildInPublic
I can’t use Blender.
So I described Bengaluru’s metro interchanges to Claude, and it built them in 3D.
From 13 Nov, India’s tallest metro station (Jayadeva) becomes an interchange.
Here’s which platform to go to 👇
#Bengaluru#NammaMetro#AI#BuildInPublic
How:
→ checked every platform number against BMRCL sources
→ described each station, level by level, to @claudeai
→ Claude wrote the 3D scene in Three.js: platforms, trains, camera
→ rendered it frame by frame + voiceover
Kannada version: 80K+ views in 6 hrs on Instagram
“Meter haaki bhaiya, I’m getting late.” Three languages, one sentence, zero warning. Bengaluru calls the auto. Prisma v3.0 was built to understand the call. #GnaniAI#PrismaV3
Introducing Gnani Prisma v3.0, built for Indian calls that switch between Hindi, English and Kannada in a single sentence, run over busy streets and weak connections, and use brand names a model was never told about.
#GnaniAI#PrismaV3#SpeechRecognition#IndianLanguages#ASR
Google shows 10 metro stations near Vidyarthi Bhavan. Pick the wrong one = 28 min walk.
So I built StationSeekers type any place in Bengaluru, get the nearest *open* Namma Metro station, exact walk time, and your full journey.
Free. No app. No login.
#NammaMetro#Bengaluru
@tejkempegowda@cpro3naamametro Exactly the use case. "Near the metro" can be a 3-minute walk or a 25-minute one depending on the exit and you only find out standing there. Building that as a next phase 🙌
Spyline checks your competitors' websites, pricing, blogs, press and jobs every 6 hours and sends one email a day: what changed, why it matters, what to do.
3 competitors free, no card → https://t.co/KGkWFGF7ji
Launching on Product Hunt this Tuesday.
Most founders hear about a competitor's price change from a customer.
By then it's weeks old. It was on their website the whole time.
So I pointed my tool at 5 SaaS companies on Sunday and let it look every 6 hours. Here's what it found by Friday
AuthBridge (https://t.co/JF1rVmgIhk), India's largest verification company, pinned "May 2027 is approaching. Check your readiness" to its homepage and started publishing for MSMEs.
A regulatory countdown plus downmarket content. That's a roadmap in public.
Growfin (https://t.co/vTriT5wC4b) changed nothing.
12 captures. Zero product-page edits. No pricing page. Newest blog post dated 1 July.
Silence is a signal. It's the window to take the searches they used to own.
11x (https://t.co/A8NFzPrGXP) relaunched itself in three pieces.
Tue: blog post, "A love letter to the pursuit of growth"
Wed: homepage rebuilt, "digital workers" → "AI agent platform"
Thu: a third agent, "Social agents", next to Alice and Julian
Day 1 is warning Day 3 is story
Birdeye (https://t.co/a1UxZ8QWE9) changed "400+ employees" to "900+ worldwide" on its press page. Same day, six hours apart.
Two days later: a new "Content" product line and a "Senior Living" vertical, pushed to five pages at once.
Nobody announced either one.
Every Monday I had ten tabs open just to see what the other guys changed.
Now it’s one email. That’s the whole product.
20 seconds, sound on 🔊
#buildinpublic#SaaS#startup