SaaS
The biggest surprise of building a SaaS has been realizing users don't care about most of what I build...
One of the hardest lessons I've learned as a founder: Users don't experience your product the way you do. As founders, we obsess over: architecture features edge cases technical improvements Meanwhile users often care about something much simpler: "Can this solve my problem quickly?" I've spent days building features I thought people would love. And then watched users completely ignore them. On the other hand, some of the smallest improvements ended up getting...
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