Meer Shettigar

Meer Shettigar

Building ReadRiff for Curious Minds

About

Hello Everyone! I'm building ReadRiff, an independent knowledge platform designed for curious minds. My mission is to make learning more practical through thoughtful articles, useful resources, and future digital products covering AI, technology, business, productivity, science, psychology, philosophy, and lifelong learning. I'm passionate about creating tools and content that help people think better, learn faster, and stay ahead.

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Maker History

  • ReadRiff
    ReadRiffAn independent home for thoughtful content.
    Jul 2026
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    Joined Product HuntJuly 10th, 2026

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28d ago

We just opened contributions for ReadRiff. What makes you actually want to write for a publication?

One thing I realized while building ReadRiff is that most platforms compete for readers, but very few genuinely help thoughtful people share what they know.

So today I opened Write for ReadRiff.

The idea is simple: if you have something genuinely worth teaching, explaining, or sharing, you can become a contributor. You don't need to be a professional writer. You could be a student, founder, developer, researcher, designer, educator, or simply someone with an idea that's worth reading.

1mo ago

Hi Everyone! I'm Meer, the founder behind ReadRiff.

Hey everyone!

I'm Meer, an indie founder from Mumbai, India, and I'm excited to finally become part of the Product Hunt community.

I've always been curious about how people learn, discover ideas, and make sense of the overwhelming amount of information online. That curiosity eventually led me to start building ReadRiff, an independent publication focused on helping people find thoughtful, high-quality content across AI, technology, business, psychology, philosophy, science, productivity, and lifelong learning.

1mo ago

I rebuilt my landing page after weeks of feedback. What would you improve next?

Over the past few weeks, I've been building ReadRiff, an independent publication focused on helping people discover thoughtful, high-quality content instead of endless information overload.

When I first shared the project, the feedback was incredibly valuable.

Several people pointed out that while the idea was clear to me, it wasn't obvious enough for a first-time visitor. Others suggested explaining the mission better, making the waitlist more compelling, and being more transparent about what readers could expect after signing up.

So I went back to work.

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