I disagree with the idea, of shipping a shitty version of your app fast.
I disagree with the idea, of shipping a shitty version of your app fast.
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I launched a SaaS last week, 2 free users. I extracted the core feature and launched another one today. Here’s what I learnt.
I run a prediction market for founders (launching this week)
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You’re raising a valid concern. While fast iteration can be valuable for quickly gathering user feedback and identifying issues, there’s a crucial balance to strike. Shipping a ‘shitty’ version risks damaging user trust, tarnishing your brand reputation, and increasing technical debt, which can hamper future development. Emphasizing a minimum viable product (MVP) that is functional and user-friendly—even if not fully polished—can provide valuable insights without compromising quality. Ultimately, prioritizing thoughtful, incremental improvements often yields better long-term results than rushing out a subpar version.