priyankc's comments

Checkout https://www.wfhcave.com

Hypothesis: As many of us work from home, there are several different things we all do. Be it cooking, hobbies, writing etc. WFH Cave is a place to share your projects and help inspire each other. I currently have around 30 users, mostly friends and family.

Feedback that would help - what is that would stick here. Currently it feels like a normal photo sharing site. Any ideas would be much appreciated.

That is still the case in many local grocers in India. We pay them once a month. It becomes their local advantage.

Are you aware of zwift - pretty big in virtual biking world!

If someone can do something similar for weights - tracking reps, sets etc (even for real), that would be awesome. Metrics go a long way to keep you focused. Strava did wonders to me when I started to run.

:-) my friend (and also myself) are non native english speakers. lemme fix it. thanks for pointing that out.

i do similar mistakes around "every day" kinda words. spell suggest helps a lot!

This is a v2.

For the first version, I made this for people to share wfh desks. After 1 week and around 70 visits, not a single person shared their desk picture.

Now pivoting to sharing recipes / what people cooked during shelter at home. Idea is to keep pivoting until I find something that sticks.

Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated!

Made some updates to make it more mobile responsive.

Planning to add tags for several activities people could share with each other.

not yet. i'm reaching out to restaurants in sf bay area right now. there are some locals that are showing interest. i want to launch the page to see if people would be willing to submit receipts and may be prioritize who to talk to based on that.

hey, no offense taken. this is good feedback. for you, some details about how the service works is important not just the end result. i will take that in and iterate it.

yup. the order of alphabet is very important for learning telugu (indian languages) and looks like they are sorted in some random order. if you visit the adjective grammar rules and click pronunciation, it pronounces the next rule. that's a big bug especially for new language learners who might not have a clue.

on the contrary, i found it to be a great experience. i dunno which browser / device you are using.

same here. to add to that list, as a tech entrepreneur, consuming pirated content hurts startups in that field, which indirectly hurts me.

right for whom?