Startups Shared on X Are Hard to Discover Unless a Post Goes Viral
People interested in new startups often miss ones discussed on X because non-viral posts get little visibility, and there's no easy way to browse startups by category without constant scrolling. A curated, searchable directory sourced from X posts addresses this discovery gap.
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