Join our Waitlist for Expert Advice!

DealShare Founder Sourjyendu Medda On Apps He Can't Live Without "I am just a little miffed that the next generation will never know the struggles we all had with cash, wallets, and change," he says

By S Shanthi

You're reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media.

Company Handout

What separates entrepreneurs from others is the way they utilize every hour of their life to the fullest. And, to do this, they leverage technology in the best possible way. Sourjyendu Medda, founder and Co-CEO, DealShare is no exception in this. While he is constantly trying to build the best tech stack for DealShare, he is also using apps to keep a work-life balance. He is also glad that the days of cash and paper are over.

"I am just a little miffed that the next generation will never know the struggles we all had with cash, wallets, and change," he says.

WhatsApp

"WhatsApp is an integral part of my life, both on the professional and personal front. Messages, calls, and video chat, regardless of platform or model of phone, I am able to be connected to my family and friends seamlessly, anywhere, anytime. On the business front, WhatsApp is a tool that has led us to the success we have achieved. The app compliments not only our business model but is ubiquitous enough in the market that it allows us to attract customers, who otherwise have shied away from technology."

LinkedIn

"The app allows me to be regularly updated with the latest trends, business and operational insights, professional developments, events and platforms and thought leadership as well as find inspiration in the stories and journeys of millions of people working towards their own and their community's goals and objectives. The ability to connect with like-minded people, expand my network among other founders and startups, and understand divergent viewpoints helps me be a better founder, CEO and manager."

Facebook

The pressure of steering a young unicorn like ours forces one to de-prioritize aspects of our lives that many of us take for granted. Our connection with friends and family is often sidetracked by the constant and varied requirements of running a company with so many moving parts. Facebook/Meta lets me remain connected without having to forcibly make a choice between these two aspects of my life. While nothing beats personal and physical interaction, this app is perfect as the next best alternative.

GPay

"I am happy to admit that I am one of the many millions in India, in absolute awe of digital payment services. The ease with which apps like GPay have allowed millions of people to switch from paper currency to digital payments, is nothing short of a miracle, especially in a country where interfacing with technology has always been unequal. And, GPay is my favorite among these apps as it is easy to use and understand, is efficient, and offers a range of services."

S Shanthi

Entrepreneur Staff

Former Senior Assistant Editor

Shanthi specializes in writing sector-specific trends, interviews and startup profiles. She has worked as a feature writer for over a decade in several print and digital media companies. 

 

Business News

Want to Start a Small Business? Here Are the Best States to Try (and the Ones to Avoid).

Plus, here's how many businesses closed in your state last year.

News and Trends

How Gen-Zs and e-Commerce are Transforming Consumer Behavior in India's Festive Shopping

India's festive shopping culture is not only alive but thriving in this new digital age, blending tradition with modern consumer preferences and setting new benchmarks for what's possible in the e-commerce landscape.

Science & Technology

Don't Wait For Disaster to Strike — These 5 Preventive Measures Can Protect Your Business From All Kinds of Risk

In a landscape where cyberattacks, regulatory fines and reputation threats loom large, proactive risk management is not just an option — it's essential for long-term success.

Business News

For Less than $50K You Can Start a BooXkeeping Franchise

A BooXkeeping franchise maximizes profitability by creating a network of small-business customers to make bookkeeping, financial data entry, reporting, and billing services as efficient and easy as possible.

Business News

'Unfair and Unjust': JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Says Federal Banking Regulations Are 'Hurting Companies'

Dimon said it is "time to fight back" against federal regulations at a conference on Monday.