Notes & Writings · Nitish Aggarwal

01 · Field notes

Notes from the trenches.

Short lessons from ten years of building, one card each.

Short pieces from the work, napkin-first, then typed up.

The career arc

From an ice-cream brand to enterprise AI in ten years.

My first company closed at 23. My current portfolio serves 1,500 people a day and carries the AI strategy of a global technology company. Every stop trained me for the next one.

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N°024 min

TrendTalk India

The startup that taught me what building costs.

$60K, a team of 12, and an aggregator app that lived on liquidity neither side gave us in time. The cheapest expensive education available.

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N°035 min

The Funnel Hill Creamery

Four outlets, seventy people, one education.

Discipline first this time. Unit economics before growth, systems before storefronts, and a P&L I couldn't look away from.

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N°044 min

The shift

Why I left a working business for a classroom.

Feel is a founder's first superpower and final ceiling. I paused the operator's path to get better instruments for the same job.

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N°055 min

Riedel

Fifteen products, three phases, one transformation.

Data, then process, then intelligence, in that order. Skip a phase and you ship a demo.

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N°06★4 min

The destination

Why product management is where this was always going.

Every role I've held was product management wearing a different badge. The move to a Technical PM title isn't a pivot, it's a correction.

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02 · Writing

Fresh off the keyboard.

Notes on product, GenAI in the enterprise, and shipping over shouting. Fresh from Medium.

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Notes & writings on AI products, digital transformation and product craft

From an ice-cream brand to enterprise AI in ten years.

The startup that taught me what building costs.

Four outlets, seventy people, one education.

Why I left a working business for a classroom.

Fifteen products, three phases, one transformation.

Why product management is where this was always going.