Harsh Garg
@HarshGarg06
Surat, Gujarat, India
Products
- SupportBridge
SupportBridge is a safe AI that drafts replies for your support emails but never makes final decisions.Key rules:• AI only uses your approved FAQ (no guessing)• Maximum 1 auto-reply per ticket• Any risky or second message = instant escalation to human• Private inbox per client (data fully isolated)Currently in free pilot — just forward your support@ email and see it in action.
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- Commented onLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- Commented onLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- Commented onLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- Commented onLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- Commented onLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- Commented onLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- Commented onLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- PostedLaunched Drishti — AI agent observability for Indian developers 🇮🇳
- PostedHow I learn new technologies faster — skip the course, build the real thing
- PostedThe weekly retrospective practice that changed how I build — full template included
- PostedHow I stopped building features nobody uses — the question that changed everything
- PostedThe weeks nobody posts about — what solo building actually feels like in the middle
- PostedThe mental shift from developer to founder — and why it's harder than learning any framework
- PostedWhy I stopped waiting to feel ready — and what happened when I shipped before I was
- Commented onWhy B2B support is fundamentally different from B2C — and what we changed because of it
- Commented onWhy B2B support is fundamentally different from B2C — and what we changed because of it
- PostedI asked 10 customers to describe their support experience from their perspective. Here's what I learned.
- PostedWhy B2B support is fundamentally different from B2C — and what we changed because of it
- PostedWhat nobody tells you about the emotional side of running customer support
- Commented onThe most valuable things I've learned thinking about support this month