Dishita Bhasin

Been so heads down with work that I didn't even notice I crossed 600 followers🔥 Took years to get to 500 (was inactive on X for a long time), and then somehow the last 100 came in just 2.5 weeks. Wild. Anyways, back to work👩‍💻

The past two months have been a whirlwind. From California to Bangalore, I traveled a ton, met so many incredible founders, investors, builders, and watch enthusiasts, and came home with a camera roll full of memories and a notebook full of ideas📸🧡 At @hey_vena (with @solanki_haard) : Redesigned heyvena.com, designed and built the app, built and tested our first PCB, started casing the hardware, got our first preorders and more ..... At Extern: Launched and led the company's most succesful pricing experiments to date, increasing average revenue per user by 21% within a month. Back home for a bit before the next chapter♥️ Stay tuned, big things are cooking 🔥

@solanki_haard and I have been taking $2 refundable deposits to reserve Vena while we build. Today, one of our early supporters insisted on paying the full preorder price instead. Our first full preorder. Still feels a little surreal. Grateful for the trust ❤️ Don't forget to reserve yours today at heyvena.com🔥

Hanging at @spc_india today. Meeting amazing people and learning about physical AI. Always endlessly curious about physical AI and hardware. Building @hey_vena gives me the perfect excuse to keep going deeper😌

Just crossed 500 followers, will get to 1000 much faster🔥 Sharing my journey as we build @hey_vena ❤️

Building @hey_vena ❤️ A few weeks ago, around my birthday, I finally bought the mechanical watch I'd wanted for years. It's gorgeous. During the purchase process it hit me: I'm a health freak, but to track my health metrics I'd have to take this off and strap on a smartwatch. Why should I have to choose between my health and my style? I didn't want to compromise on either. Interestingly, my cofounder @solanki_haard reached the exact same problem from his own side. So fast forward to today, we're building Vena: a tiny sensor that slips under any analog watch, completely out of sight, and tracks your health metrics (HRV, SpO2, sleep, recovery). It sends the data straight to your phone. Keep the watch you love. Track your health anyway. Going to share the whole messy build here as we go. Currently alive on Diet Coke and a half-soldered PCB. Join the waitlist today at heyvena.com and lock in the first batch🔥

Hey everyone! I’m a PM at a YC-backed startup, exploring a new product idea. Looking to chat with PMs, founders, or operators who run user research interviews and/or sit in product decision meetings regularly. 15 mins. No pitch. Just want to understand how you work today and pain points (if any). What's in it for you: I've driven multiple million ARR for YC backed startups, would be happy to help you or share insights on product, dev work, GTM etc. Comment or DM if you’re up for it. Looking forward to it!

Hey everyone! I’m a PM at a YC-backed startup, exploring and building a new product. Looking to speak with founders, operators, or anyone who does a lot of in-person networking/meetings. 15 mins. No pitch. Just want to understand how you work and your pain points. Please comment or DM if you’re open to chatting. Looking forward to it!

Music (both singing and instrumental) creates a lot of discipline and also builds taste. We don’t realise how many skills are transferable across fields. I myself am a classically trained singer and used to play in bands and orchestras and still use the ethic, creativity and discipline I built there in product.

I built a system that watches videos like a human would (for you and your agents)🔥 Most video tools just read the transcript. Video Intel reads what's actually on screen: code, diagrams, slides, terminal output. It turns it into structured Markdown reports you and your agents can act on. Paste up to 10 links, leave your email, walk away. Reports hit your inbox when they're done. Try it at videointel.tech. Would love for everyone to try it out and share feedback⭐️

What makes SF so special isn’t the skyline, resources or the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. It’s the people. The builders and founders who are constantly creating, experimenting and chasing ideas bigger than themselves. The event meetups and random run-ins that somehow turn into 2 a.m. conversations about the future of tech and humanity. Its so chaotic - in the most inspiring way🔥

If you start your day by coding/prompting agents, I want to talk to you. I’m the sole PM at a YC backed startup(drove 1M+ ARR within a few months) and I’m building on the side. Let’s connect🤝

I don’t know how I worked without LLMs. This is probably how people felt when the internet became mainstream....

Sharing something really cool I built over the weekend: Dream Architect ✨ You speak a dream out loud and within seconds you're standing inside a photorealistic 3D world, narrated back to you in atmospheric audio. Not only that, you can see what others have dreamed about and walk into someone else's dream. The first version I built used Three.js with real-time emotion extraction from voice to generate a visual 3D environment. Think of it like a 'kaleidoscope version' of your dream. It was gorgeous. But my vision was to build a platform where people share their dreams and anyone can walk into them. A dream is not just visual, it's spatial and physical. That sense of presence, being inside it, feeling the depth of it, combined with sound, is what makes you feel like you are actually back in your dream or really experiencing someone else's. Check it out here: dream-architect-v2.vercel.ap… Really excited to see what you all dreamed about! 🌜 Used @cartesia for the narration and @theworldlabs for world generation.

If you design or build products, this thread is for you. As a PM and developer who’s worked a lot on onboarding, activation, and retention, one thing I can say with confidence is this: you can usually tell whether a product will form a habit just by going through its onboarding. I rarely start recording myself while using a product for the first time, but @WisprFlow was one of those rare cases where I felt the need to document what was happening as I went through it. Here are a few Easter eggs I noticed that quietly influence stickiness 🧵👇