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Gaurav Parashar

Founder, builder, writer

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Founder Notes

Building Edzy in public, with founder notes honest enough to be useful.

I am building Edzy , and this site is where I write through the decisions behind it: product judgment, incentives, hiring, technology, and the personal constraints that shape the work. The rest of the archive is here too, but founder writing is the clearest way in.

Founder Notes

If you read one lane here first, read this one

This is the clearest thread on the site: product choices, incentives, hiring, judgment, and what building Edzy is teaching me in real time.

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Edzy

If you care about learning products, this is what I am building.

Edzy is where a lot of my founder writing becomes concrete: product choices, hiring, incentives, and the practical challenge of building something genuinely useful for students.

New Here

Take the guided route through the site

If you want the shortest orientation path before browsing, start here and let the archive unfold in order.

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Curated

Read the strongest pieces outside the founder lane

A tighter editorial cut through the broader archive once you want more than startup and product notes.

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Archive

Browse by theme when you know what you want

Use topic hubs when you already know the thread you care about and want a less guided path through the writing.

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Broader Reading

Once you know the founder thread, these are the strongest routes into the rest of the site

A curated set of durable pieces, topic hubs, and broader writing that expand beyond Edzy without dropping the editorial signal.

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What I Am Thinking About Lately

Current themes across the site

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Explore By Theme

The broader archive, organized once you want to branch out

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Keep Going

Start with the founder notes, then widen the aperture only if you want more.

The broad archive is still here, but it should feel like a deliberate second move rather than the first thing you have to solve.