In a break to figure out the next move. Open for discussion 🤝

Hi, I’m Hari Kumaran — creator, builder of Bogar AI, and host of THUS.

From starting as a courier boy to helping teams build products and systems, my journey has always been about turning ideas into something real.

I build tools and platforms that make technology feel more human — and help people share what they know through meaningful stories.

☕ Always open for good conversations about building and creating.

Hari Kumaran Raamalingam

You can polish your copy all day.
But people don’t buy words.

They buy proof.
They buy stories.
They buy outcomes.

You don’t need better copywriting.
You need real customer stories.

Everything else is noise.

Builder | Creating human-centered AI tools & systems | Founder, Bogar AI

I’ve learned this the hard way:

You don’t grow by talking more about yourself.
You grow when others do it for you.

Everything I’m building right now sits on that belief.
Soon you’ll see why.

Most people ask, “Which college did you study at?”

Very few ask, “How did you actually learn?”

This visual is from my recent podcast with Hameed Rahamathullah, a fully self-taught CTO with no school, no college, just pure curiosity and grit.

What stood out for me most wasn’t just the tech skill.

It was the loop:
Curiosity → Build → Break → Self-correct → Repeat.

And how his career dots connected in a way that looks messy on paper:
Sales → Call Center → MIS/Excel → Product → Founder/CTO
But in reality, every role compounded into leverage.

Two leadership takeaways I personally resonated with:

▶️ Leadership is not authority, it’s ownership of responsibility
▶️ High agency beats perfect planning

This is exactly why I love doing this podcast.
Not to glorify success — but to decode real, non-linear journeys.

If you’re building without a conventional background:
You’re not behind. You’re just on a different curve.

Full episode link in the first comment.
If this resonated — just drop a ❤️

You don’t fail at content because of ideas.
You fail because posting depends on your mood, energy, and calendar.

Miss one day.
Then another.
Then momentum is gone.

That exact pain is why I built a system to post even when I disappear.
Auto > effort. Always.

If you’ve cracked consistency, I’d love to learn how you do it.

Some journeys need planning.
Some just need you to show up consistently.

Most of us don’t struggle with writing 
We struggle with posting on LinkedIn or X at the right time, every time.
You forget.
You miss the slot.
You lose the momentum.

So I built something that removes that timing friction completely.
A simple Chrome extension.
Add your slots once → click the button → it auto-schedules your post to the next open slot.
Zero dashboards. Zero clutter.

Not launching it publicly yet, keeping it early access for now.

If you want to try it before everyone else,
comment “I’m in” and I’ll DM you the link.

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Most people ask the wrong question about AI.

“Is AI a companion?”
“Will it replace us?”
“Is it intelligent enough?”

In the podcast, Leonard said something that stuck with me:

AI isn’t autonomous.
It doesn’t think for you.
It executes clarity.

If you can’t explain what you want,
how you want it,
and why it matters,
AI won’t magically save you.

AI rewards people who:
• Think clearly
• Give precise instructions
• Know the outcome they want

For everyone else, it feels overrated.

The gap isn’t AI capability.
It’s human clarity.

Curious to know:
Do you see AI more as a thinking partner or a powerful executor?

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