Dhruv Aggarwal

Dhruv Aggarwal

Curious Entrepreneur building Tendr

About

I'm the Founder of Tendr, an event-tech platform simplifying the way people plan and celebrate life's special moments. My entrepreneurial journey is driven by a passion for solving real-world problems through technology and creating meaningful experiences for people. At Tendr, we're building more than a vendor marketplace—we're creating a complete celebration ecosystem where users can discover trusted vendors, manage budgets, organize events, and plan every detail from one place. I enjoy turning ideas into products, learning from every challenge, and continuously improving through customer feedback. I believe entrepreneurship is about creating value, staying resilient, and building solutions that make people's lives easier.

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Maker History

  • Tendr
    TendrWe curate You celebrate
    Jul 2026
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    Joined Product HuntMay 2nd, 2026

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🎁 Who is your product made for?

We talk a lot about product-market fit, but i think how clearly we actually know who our product is for.

Is it the audience you imagined when you started?

The people who are using it now?

Or did you discover a completely different group along the way? =)

What if event planning didn’t stop at the planning?

We ve been thinking about what happens after all the vendors are booked, the checklist is done, and the guests start arriving.

Most event-planning tools help you get to the event.

But the actual evening still depends on someone figuring out:

  • What should everyone do together?

  • How do you get guests involved?

  • How do you run games without passing around pieces of paper?

  • How do you collect photos and messages from everyone?

  • How do you keep a group of 30 100 people engaged?

What if you could plan a party without knowing where to start?

Most people can tell you what they want to celebrate.

But ask them what they need to actually make it happen and that's where things get complicated.

I want to throw a birthday party for 30 people.

Okay, now what?

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