Launch before it feels perfect
There was no clear proof at first that anyone would use the product. Progress came from releasing improvements, fixing bugs, and paying to instead of waiting for a perfect version. Launching before felt ready turned out to be the best decision.
The product grew faster than expected, which opened up bigger plans for where it could go next. An idea sitting unfinished is less useful than a small version that real people can try.
Key points
- There was early about whether anyone would use the product.
- Progress came from adding , fixing bugs, and listening to .
- The product launched before it felt fully ready.
- That early launch became the strongest decision in .
- The product grew faster than expected and led to bigger plans.