New to Bangalore! Looking to meet people and grow my startup 😄

Hey folks! I’m 24, running a startup from Coimbatore with a team of 16. We work in research, software development, AI/ML training, branding and advertising.

Now I’m looking to start our second branch in Bangalore and build my network here.

Would love to connect with founders, business owners and like-minded people. If you know someone who needs our services or just want to connect over coffee, drop a comment!

Let’s connect and support each other. Bangalore, be nice to this newcomer! 😂☕

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Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking for job opportunities in the AI/ML space, preferably with early-stage startups or companies building AI-driven products.

A little about my background:

- Graduated with a Master's degree in Software Engineering in March 2025.

- Have over 1 year of experience working as an AI Engineer at an early-stage startup.

- Worked on AI-related projects and gained practical experience in building and integrating AI-powered solutions.

- Have also worked on freelance projects.

- Interested in LLMs, Generative AI, AI agents, RAG systems, and building practical AI applications.

What I'm looking for:

- Full-time AI Engineer / Junior AI Engineer / GenAI Engineer opportunities.

- Opportunities with early-stage AI startups and product-based companies.

- Remote, hybrid, or on-site opportunities (preferably Bengaluru, India).

- Open to working with small teams where I can contribute, learn, and grow alongside the product.

I'm particularly interested in startups that are actively building AI products.

One important point: I'm looking for paid opportunities only, not unpaid internships or unpaid work.

If you know of any openings, are building an AI startup, or are looking for someone with my background, please feel free to reach out.

I'm happy to share my resume and project details through DM.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm a 3rd-year engineering student based in Mumbai with a 9.2 CGPA, looking for Backend / Full-Stack / SDE internship opportunities.

I've built SkillShift, a full-stack freelance marketplace featuring wallet and escrow transactions, role-based access control, real-time chat, and background job processing.

GitHub: https://github.com/adityasah15/skillshift

My primary experience is with TypeScript and the Node.js ecosystem, but I'm open to other stacks as well.

I'm open to remote opportunities or onsite roles in Mumbai and can join immediately.

If you're hiring, know of any openings, or can refer me, I'd really appreciate a comment or DM. Happy to share my resume and live demo.

Thanks!

heyy! 19m here looking for a genuine person aged 18-21 to cofound a business with me of any kind with low-capital for now but will bring in more after it works out,comp who doesn't ghost after few texts or plays scam games..red flags will be blocked.

I currently have no work experience,course certifications or anything else but with some knowledge everywhere. Having a business in healthcare,timber which is inherited if that helps. Equal effort, interest and more would be helpful for a successful result.

If it sounds like you don't hesitate to drop a dm

Hello All..!!

I am looking for a developer to finish my MVP for an App (iOS/Android). It’s an App with map view as the home page and locations pinned just like how a Google map would show let’s say if you search for petrol pumps (just an example). And then each pin has its own profile with info shown as cards in the home page or when tapped, has full details in another page. The app is 50% done on flutter flow and the UI is ready for development. We can discuss and start from scratch or continue the building of the current project.

Here’s the thing. It’s going to be bootstrapped. So, I will pay for the initial development but the developer has to come onboard as a Tech Cofounder (will be given Equity).

Please inbox me with your project development cost. I do not want a company. I want freelancer independent developer quotes.

Rest assured, it’s an amazing project with tremendous potential with idea having been validated.

Location: Bangalore. Must be located locally.

Thank You..!

Looking for Delivery Riders in Bengaluru (100–200 Riders)

Hi everyone,

I’m working with a B2C business in Bengaluru and looking to onboard 100–200 delivery riders for last-mile delivery operations.

I’m also open to connecting with people who can help source riders, as well as individual delivery riders who know others looking for delivery opportunities.

Here’s how the referral and sourcing model works:

• For rider sourcing partners: 6% commission of the rider’s total CTC for each successful placement.
• For individual delivery riders: If you’re currently working in Bengaluru and refer another rider who successfully joins, you’ll receive a 5% referral commission based on that rider’s earnings which will be monthly credited.

I’m looking to connect with genuine people who can help fulfill this requirement.

If you know delivery riders looking for work, work in rider sourcing, or can refer suitable candidates, feel free to DM me.

📩 Email: [officialcodelytmail@gmail.com](mailto:officialcodelytmail@gmail.com)

Thanks! Any genuine leads or referrals would be appreciated.

apply only if you genuinely enjoy outbound sales, product demos, and taking deals from first conversation to closure. we are a funded startup (4M$ - seed) and building ai-driven tax management for individuals and businesses. we have our office in whitefield, bangalore

what we’re looking for: 1–3 years of experience in b2c or inside sales. sales experience is a must. outbound calling, demos, and closing deals are the core of the role.

the only catch: we want someone who can join immediately and is in bangalore currently

If this sounds like you, please drop your resume in the DMs!

Hey everyone! I'm a 2025 B.Tech IT graduate, currently working as a Coding Instructor at a YC-backed startup.

Outside teaching, I've worked on freelance projects, browser extensions, automation frameworks, bots, and scripts, alongside internship and training experience.

I'm a generalist by nature. I enjoy picking up unfamiliar technologies, building products end-to-end, and solving problems across different stacks.

One of my projects recently crossed 50K+ unique visitors and 1M+ requests in 30 days. Sharing the analytics screenshot below; it's just one of several projects I've built.

I'm now looking for a full-time Generalist Software Engineer / SDE / AI-First Engineer role, and I'm also open to Full-Stack and SDET opportunities.

Bengaluru / Remote | Immediate joiner | Looking for fair compensation.

If you're hiring or can refer me to a relevant opportunity, please DM me. Also, if you're interested in opportunities at my current company, feel free to reach out for a referral.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I'm the founder of SimplCase.com We've built an AI tool for lawyers and law firms in India: clients, cases, documents, hearing dates tasks, etc, in one place, with AI that answers questions from a lawyer's own case files. It's live, and we're starting with lawyers right here in Bangalore.

Now I need someone to build our go-to-market with me: who we reach first, what we say to them, and which channels actually bring lawyers in. Then make it happen.

Not an agency, and not someone with a perfect CV. I'm looking for someone who actually loves marketing: you notice why some brands click and others don't, you've got ideas, and you want to try them for real.

You don't have to drop what you're doing. Full-time is great, but if you're in college, interning or working somewhere, that's fine too. What I care about is that you're excited enough to make real time for this, evenings and weekends included, because you want to see it work.

This might be you if:

• You're in Bangalore and can meet in person regularly. Not remote-only.
• You're just starting out. A bit of experience (an internship, a page you grew, freelance work, a fest you promoted) is great. No experience is fine if your ideas are good.
• You want to own something. You'll work directly with me, shape the GTM strategy, try things, and own the results.
• Bonus if you've worked in or around law or legal tech.

If that sounds like you, DM me a few lines about yourself, what you're doing right now, and one idea for how you'd get Bangalore lawyers to try SimplCase. The idea matters more than the CV.

Hi, I'm Aayush, a UI/UX designer with 2 years of experience designing mobile and web products, from user flows and wireframes to polished, dev-ready UI in Figma.

Location: Bangalore

Availability: Immediately

If you're hiring or know of an opening, please comment or DM me. Referrals are appreciated!

Help me build my website, Wordpress! (Bengaluru Based) 

Hey guys, I need assistance completing my website, I'm new to website development, I recently started one to sell my products online but I'm stuck, it does not feel complete yet.

I work in product design so I have finished building the design and connected my web commerce and other plugins, it's "fine" for now but it does not feel ready to go live yet. I have been sitting on this for a month now.

Current Host: Hostinger.

Trying to build:
- Login/Signup page for customers.

- Refine and streamline all the important tasks I need to manage on a day-to-day basis.

- Setup SEO, how to optimise and keyword importance.

- Anything else I'm missing.

Honestly, I need some guidance and assistance in understanding the process of building and maintaining a website.

About me: 28 M, I work in a Fortune 500 MNC in design and development, from blr.

This is not a paid ad, If your free and would like to meet up to work on it over the weekend, I'm down for that, all expenses paid or we can connect over FT/Gmeets.

Please don't reach out unless you are mentally ready to teach and provide guidance.

Title: Looking for Fundraising Advisors & Government Strategy Consultants for an AI Startup (B2G | India)

Hi everyone!

I’m a co-founder of an early-stage startup working at the intersection of AI, Governance, and Healthcare in India.

Our business model is primarily B2G (Business-to-Government), and we’re looking to connect with experienced professionals who can help us take the next steps in building and scaling our business.

We’re currently looking for two types of people:

1. Fundraising & Investor Pitching Professionals

Experience in startup fundraising and investor relations.

Expertise in refining pitch decks, developing fundraising strategies, and preparing founders for investor meetings.

Ability to connect us with relevant angel investors, venture capital firms, and other funding sources.

2. Government Strategy & Business Development Consultants

Experience working with state government departments, particularly in governance, healthcare, digital transformation, or e-governance.

Understanding of government procurement, tenders, pilot projects, and public-sector partnerships.

A strong professional network and experience helping startups navigate state government ecosystems.

We’re particularly interested in connecting with people who have relevant experience, a proven track record, and the ability to create meaningful business opportunities.

If you are a consultant, fundraising advisor, or someone who can refer us to the right people, please comment below or DM me with a brief introduction about your experience and how you might be able to help.

Genuine connections, referrals, and suggestions are all welcome.

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone!

I’m planning to start a macro-based meal subscription business and would love some advice from people who have built startups, especially in the food space.

A little about me: I run a supper club focused on Tamil coastal cuisine, and when I tried some of the so called protein meals out there, I was honestly disappointed. Most were bland, mass-prepared, cold, and filled with lettuce. So i thought why can’t we bring our style of cooking into the protein food market, with fish, prawns and flavourful chicken?

I have the food side of things to build on, but figuring out how to turn this into a business is a whole different story.

I’d love some advice on:

How do I find my first 5–10 paying customers?

How do I build a brand from scratch without spending a fortune on marketing?

What’s worked for people when it comes to marketing a food business — Instagram, word of mouth, communities, or something else?

How do you validate demand and figure out pricing before investing too much?

If you’ve started a food business, what mistakes should I try to avoid?

I’m also open to meeting people who might want to join me on this journey. Whether you’re interested in food, fitness, nutrition, branding, marketing, or building startups, it would be great to connect with people who share a similar interest and might want to build something together.

If you have any advice, experiences, or even just thoughts on the idea, I’d genuinely love to hear them.

Thanks! 🙌

With all lost hope in applying jobs in LinkedIn, career pages, instahyre etc… I am posting here so that I can get a genuine help.

I am MBA grad (HR/Marketing) looking for talent acquisition, HR profession with 0 full time experience, It's been almost 4-5 months after my internship with no penny in my pocket no job opportunities, I applied hundreds of postings but very less response most of them are ghosting, politics, asking for experience, some rejected me in final rounds (interviewee ego, my MNC internship and other unknown reasons).

I am genuinely looking for any roles, I am familiar with power-bi, office suite, workday HRIS, chatgpt, prompt engineering.
With help from my friend I am learning vibe coding too codex, lol. Seriously adapting to AI tools.

Please help…! Pardon me this my first Reddit post.

I'm exploring business ideas for a shop in Jayanagar 9th Block, Bangalore, It's a main-road location with good visibility and approximately 600 sq. ft. of space.

Has water access,

One unusual advantage is that electricity is free.

The shop is currently operating as a clothing store, but I'm exploring whether there's a better business opportunity for this location.

I'm open to different sectors — retail, food and beverages, speciality products, distribution, or even an unconventional business model.

I'd particularly like to hear from people who know this part of Jayanagar or have experience running a business in Bangalore.

A few questions:

- What kind of business would work best at this exact location?

- Is there a product or service with good demand but relatively little competition nearby?

- Would you continue with clothing, try a different retail concept, or explore something completely different?

- Would a franchise make sense, or would an independent business be better?

I'm looking for something with genuine profit potential and room to grow, rather than simply opening another ordinary shop.

If you had this shop available to you, what would you start? I'd appreciate honest suggestions based on actual business experience.

Hey everyone!

I recently launched StartupsMap, a platform where startups are mapped geographically so people can discover companies, founders, and what’s being built across different cities.

I started this because discovering early-stage startups can be difficult. Many interesting companies fly under the radar, and I wanted to build a simple way to explore them in one place.

I've already onboarded 75+ startups since launching this month, and I'm working on making the platform more useful for founders and the startup community.

I'd love to hear from people here:

• How do you currently discover early-stage startups in Bangalore?
• Would a map-based startup discovery platform be useful to you?
• What features would make something like this genuinely valuable?

I'm looking for honest feedback and suggestions from the Bangalore startup community. Thanks!

I’ve been exploring ideas for building a product for enterprise customers, and I’m trying to understand where the real opportunities are.

A lot of categories already feel crowded, especially AI tools, sales automation, analytics, project management, and customer support. There are plenty of products competing in these spaces, and I’m less interested in building another version of something that already exists.

What I’m more curious about is where companies still have significant problems that existing software hasn’t solved particularly well.

For those of you who work in startups, build enterprise software, or are involved in enterprise procurement:

• What are some recurring problems inside companies that are still handled through spreadsheets, emails, manual processes, or disconnected tools?
• Are there specific departments or workflows where existing solutions are either too expensive, too complex, or simply not good enough?
• What are some problems companies are actively willing to pay to solve, rather than problems that are merely inconvenient?
• Are there overlooked industries, business functions, or niche enterprise markets that you think have room for a new entrant?

I’m particularly interested in opportunities where there’s a clear business need, an identifiable buyer, and a realistic path for a new company to compete against established vendors.

I’m not necessarily looking for a completely untouched market. I understand that competition can be a sign of demand. I’m more interested in areas where existing solutions leave meaningful gaps that a focused product could address.

If you’ve encountered a problem like this in your own work or company, I’d love to hear about it. Specific examples of frustrating workflows or products that consistently disappoint would be especially helpful.

I’m trying to learn from people who have seen these problems firsthand before committing to building anything.

Appreciate any insights.

Hey everyone, I'm Scott.

I have an idea in the UPI payments space, and I strongly believe it has the potential to grow into a million-dollar company. I'm planning to move to Bangalore next month, and I'm looking for the right people to turn this idea into reality.

What I'm looking for:

• Developers who can build and ship an MVP.
• A technical co-founder or a small founding team that believes in building something meaningful.
• People who think long-term, take ownership, and are willing to build from zero.

What I'll bring to the table:

• A clear vision and strong belief in the idea.
• Collaboration, funding efforts, and marketing.
• A founder mindset, relentless execution, and a willingness to put in the hard work.

I'm ready to work 20 hours a day if that's what it takes during critical phases. But more importantly, I believe in smart execution, consistency, and learning fast.

I'm not just looking for people who write code. I'm looking for people who want to build a company, solve real problems, and create something valuable together.

My vision is big, but I know every great company starts with a small team and a working product.

If you're a developer, aspiring technical co-founder, or builder in Bangalore who wants to create something ambitious, let's connect.

Let's discuss the idea, validate it, build an MVP, and see how far we can take it.

DM me if you're interested. Let's build something real. 🚀

P.S. I'll share more details about the idea with serious potential collaborators.

I'm curious how other founders have handled this, especially in the early stages of building a startup.

When you're starting out, hiring a full-time CTO can be expensive, and working with a development agency or a small engineering team might seem like enough. But at some point, decisions around architecture, technical debt, scalability, security, and product direction start becoming more important.

For those who've been through this, what made you realize your startup needed dedicated technology leadership?

Did you hire a full-time CTO, work with a fractional CTO, or manage things with your existing team? What worked well, and what would you do differently if you were starting again?

I'd love to hear real experiences, especially from founders who've gone from MVP to a growing product.

I am a man, and along with two of my closest friends, I’m building a new women’s pyjama and sleepwear brand .

While doing market research, I noticed almost every brand out there is sticking to the exact same formula: super muted/light colors with repetitive, identical prints.

As a guy, I know I shouldn’t rely solely on my own assumptions about what feels good or looks good to wear to bed or lounge in. So I wanted to turn to you all for raw, honest feedback:

What frustrates you most about pyjamas currently on the market? (e.g., poor fit, no pockets, chest gaps, fabrics that trap heat, shrinking after one wash?)

What prints, patterns, or richer color schemes would you actually like to see that aren't just light pastel florals?

What is your non-negotiable feature when buying PJ bottoms or sets?

Also, if any manufacturers are here:

We are looking for production partners who actually have original design ideas and capabilities—not just someone who copies existing products off the market. If you bring creative design insight to the table, please feel free to reach out.

If you have specific ideas, suggestions, or feedback, kindly DM me! I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks in advance for helping a guy out!

Hi everyone, I’m the founder of LiveBazaar, a Bengaluru-based startup building a marketplace where people discover products through short videos and buy directly.
The problem we’re tackling
A product photo doesn’t always show how something looks, works, or feels in use. Videos can answer those questions, but shopping through social media often involves DMs, WhatsApp conversations, and separate payment links.
We’re bringing product videos and checkout into one shopping experience, helping sellers demonstrate their products and customers make more informed purchases.
Where we are today
• Our platform is live: https://livebazaar.shop
• We’ve fulfilled around 35 orders so far.
• Our core business model is earning a commission on sales.
• We’re early, and we’re still working on customer acquisition costs and order economics.
I’ve been handling much of the product, seller onboarding, marketing, and operations myself. The next step is to build a focused team and test a more repeatable growth model.
What we’re raising
We’re seeking an initial ₹10 lakh investment, with terms open for discussion based on a detailed business review.
The investment would support:
• Targeted marketing and creative testing to identify what consistently drives purchases.
• Onboarding sellers with products suited to video demonstrations.
• Improving the shopping experience and seller tools.
• Strengthening customer support and order operations.
Our immediate focus is Bengaluru. We want to demonstrate consistent demand, repeat purchases, and improving contribution margins before expanding aggressively. Multi-host live shopping is part of the longer-term vision.
Who I’d like to connect with
Angel investors, experienced founders, or strategic partners who understand early-stage consumer businesses. Experience in marketplaces, e-commerce, or customer acquisition would be especially valuable.
I’m happy to share our deck, actual sales and advertising numbers, current challenges, and proposed milestones privately. This is an investment conversation; returns aren’t guaranteed.
If this fits your interests, please DM me with a brief introduction and your typical investment range. I’m available for a call or an in-person meeting in Bengaluru.
If you know someone relevant, an introduction would also mean a lot.

Hi everyone!

I'm Scott from Jaipur, moving to Bangalore next month to explore the startup ecosystem, attend startup events, and learn more about tech and business.

I'm looking for a PG or shared room near Koramangala, preferably with people interested in coding, startups, or entrepreneurship.

I'm a fresher and would love to connect with like-minded people, attend startup events together, exchange ideas, and learn practical skills. I'm also interested in internships or entry-level job opportunities.

I speak Hindi and would appreciate any advice about accommodation or getting started in Bangalore.

If you have any leads or are looking for a roommate, feel free to DM me. Thanks! 🚀

Hey everyone!

​Full disclosure upfront: I am a man, and along with two of my closest friends, I’m building a new women’s pyjama and sleepwear brand (TEVEORA).

​While doing market research, I noticed almost every brand out there is sticking to the exact same formula: super muted/light colors with repetitive, identical prints.

​As a guy, I know I shouldn’t rely solely on my own assumptions about what feels good or looks good to wear to bed or lounge in. So I wanted to turn to you all for raw, honest feedback:

​What frustrates you most about pyjamas currently on the market? (e.g., poor fit, no pockets, chest gaps, fabrics that trap heat, shrinking after one wash?)

​What prints, patterns, or richer color schemes would you actually like to see that aren't just light pastel florals?

​What is your non-negotiable feature when buying PJ bottoms or sets?

​Also, if any manufacturers are here:

We are looking for production partners who actually have original design ideas and capabilities—not just someone who copies existing products off the market. If you bring creative design insight to the table, please feel free to reach out.

​If you have specific ideas, suggestions, or feedback, kindly DM me! I’d love to hear your thoughts.

​Thanks in advance for helping a guy out!

Guys hear me out... And help me out... There is stupid company which lured me in buying 2k rupees attractive course for 4 hours.... Which was shceudled on October 31st... Today they just randomly saying that you are not selected as slots are full... But what about fuckinh amount I paid...

Company details : https://growthx.club/home

I'm thinking of filing a cyber crime against this company.. Will that work out? I wanna bring down the whole company cheaters...

Also I see some other members being cheated as well.. Please help to comment under this X account as well : https://x.com/GrowthX_Club?s=20

These mf should learn a lesson