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21/09/2026

Why are tripods still so damn big?

I wanted something I could just throw in my bag and take anywhere.

So I started thinking...

What if a 130cm tripod could fit inside a 27cm box?

That idea became BOXPOD (I).

130cm tripod.
Built-in light.
Wireless remote.
Rechargeable battery.
And it folds flat.

Made for creators, meetings, travel, tutorials, calls and everything in between.

This is our second product at TryLab.

We’re just getting started.

This is just the beginning. The World is Too Big To Settle Down.in (for people who can’t think normal)

04/09/2026

We almost dispatched a ₹5,690 product without receiving ₹5,690.

And honestly, this made me think about something.

Every day, we see videos about customers getting scammed by brands. And yes, a lot of brands deserve to be called out.

But nobody really talks about the other side.

Small brands get scammed too.

Fake payment screenshots.
False refund claims.
Products being used, damaged and then returned.
Threats of consumer court without even trying to understand the situation.

And I’m not saying every customer does this.

Just like I’m not saying every brand is bad.

But I do think we’ve created this mindset online where the customer is automatically right and the brand is automatically the villain.

That’s not always how it works.

Behind TryLab, there isn’t some huge company with unlimited money and a team of lawyers.

It’s a small team, our own money, and us trying to build products that solve real problems.

So yes, call out bad brands.

But before supporting someone blindly just because they’re a customer, look at both sides of the story.

Because sometimes, the brand is being scammed too.

Would genuinely love to hear from other founders and business owners. What have you experienced?

This is just the beginning. The World is Too Big To Settle Down.in (for people who can’t think normal)

10/08/2026

Cheap isn’t always affordable.

Strylab ₹10,000 over the next two years replacing the same thing again and again.

Maybe value for money isn’t about getting the most for the least.
Maybe it’s about buying what actually works for you, and not having to buy it twice.

Stop asking “What’s the cheapest?”
Start asking “What’s actually worth it?”

What do you think?

There’s more coming after this.
The world is too big to just settle

21/07/2026

TryLab’s Frame I. Restocked. (Link in bio.)

Two batches sold out. I didn’t expect that.
Before this, I heard everything.

“This isn’t going to sell.” The pricing is too high for what it is.
“It looks like a mirror.” Not a camera.
People kept saying no one would buy it.

I didn’t take it personally. I believed in what I was building. And
3rd batch is here.

There’s more coming after this.
The world is too big to just settle

Only crime was standing still long enough to be hit
20/07/2026

Only crime was standing still long enough to be hit

16/07/2026

When we started building Trylab , our first thought was simple:

Let’s manufacture it in India.

Not because it sounds good.
Because we genuinely wanted to.

But after months of talking to factories, manufacturers, and suppliers, we realized something...

There’s a big difference between assembling a product and building one.

This video isn’t against India.
It’s actually because I want India to win.

If we can’t talk honestly about the gaps, we’ll never fix them.

I’m not an economist or a policymaker.
I’m just someone who tried building a hardware product and hit a wall.

Maybe my experience is wrong.
Maybe yours is different.

So instead of abusing each other in the comments, let’s have a real conversation.

Because I don’t just want to buy products that say “Made in India.”

I want to build products that truly are.

25/06/2026

India is one of the biggest markets for hope.

Not because people are stupid.

Because people are desperate for solutions.

That’s why people can sell miracle medicines, lucky stones, magic remedies, fake courses, and a thousand other things that promise a better life without requiring critical thinking.

The product is rarely the product.

The real product is hope.

And hope is incredibly powerful because it feels better than uncertainty.

This video isn’t really about cow urine.

It’s about a much bigger question:

Why do we question science, data, and evidence so much, but blindly trust anything that promises us an easier future?

Maybe the biggest thing missing isn’t information.

Maybe it’s critical thinking.

24/06/2026

India is one of the biggest markets for hope.

Not because people are stupid.

Because people are desperate for solutions.

That’s why people can sell miracle medicines, lucky stones, magic remedies, fake courses, and a thousand other things that promise a better life without requiring critical thinking.

The product is rarely the product.

The real product is hope.

And hope is incredibly powerful because it feels better than uncertainty.

This video isn’t really about cow urine.

It’s about a much bigger question:

Why do we question science, data, and evidence so much, but blindly trust anything that promises us an easier future?

Maybe the biggest thing missing isn’t information.

Maybe it’s critical thinking.

21/06/2026

One of the hardest lessons I’ve learned is that not everyone deserves unlimited access to your time.

Some people ask for advice, opportunities, introductions, feedback, and support.

You spend hours helping them.

You believe in them more than they believe in themselves.

And then nothing happens.

The same excuses.
The same complaints.
The same promises.

Over and over again.

What I’ve realized is that some people don’t want help.

They want attention.
They want validation.
They want someone to blame when things don’t work out.

Meanwhile, there are complete strangers out there who would take the same advice, the same opportunity, the same support and actually do something with it.

Friendship is important.

But your time is important too.

Stop measuring people by how long you’ve known them.

Start measuring them by what they do with the opportunities they’re given.

18/06/2026

I had never heard this word before.

Oligarchy. (Inspired by Johnny Harris latest video)

Then I spent a few hours reading about it.

And suddenly a lot of things started making sense.

Every week we’re given a new controversy.

A new distraction.

A new reason to fight each other.

But how often do we stop and ask who actually benefits from all that attention?

I’m still learning about this topic myself.

This video isn’t a conclusion.

It’s a question.

Watch it and tell me if I’m completely wrong or if you’ve felt the same thing.

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