@arnavsawantt That's the best kind of spec. What people actually open tells you way more than any feature request. Did anyone ever ask for a report outside those three tabs, or did the sheet pretty much settle it?
Small business owners: what's the most annoying thing you still do by hand?
A) Scheduling and reminders
B) Invoices and follow-up
C) Copying info between tools
D) Answering the same questions over and over
Why?
The finish line: how will you know it's working?
Pick a number you already care about โ fewer missed callbacks, faster quotes, fewer "where's that file" texts. If you can't name one, the tool isn't clear yet.
The messy middle: what happens when something goes wrong?
A missed appointment, a late payment, a rush order. Custom software that only covers the happy path is easy to outgrow.
@arnavsawantt Love that. A shared sheet is an underrated v1 admin panel: everyone already knows how to use it, and you learn which views people actually need before building any. Build the dashboard once the sheet starts to hurt.
Before you hire anyone to build your MVP, get a second opinion on scope.
Our free consultation is built for that: tell us the idea, and we'll help you sort what v1 needs from what can wait.
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Solo founder, first SaaS. Where does your first $20/month go?
A) An AI coding assistant
B) Error monitoring
C) A managed auth provider
D) Better hosting
Why?
We asked a question last week and got zero replies.
Where would you host a zero-user SaaS? Silence.
The week before, a question about payments got 3.
Lesson: founders talk about what costs them money or sleep, not tooling taste.
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Your SaaS just got its first 50 paying users. What breaks first?
A) Plan upgrades and proration
B) Password resets
C) Slow database queries
D) Your support inbox
Why?