... early on whenever a paying user asked for a specific feature, my immediate reaction was to build it to keep them happy. Our roadmap became a messy patchwork quilt of random requests. Eventually, I realized those feature requests were often band-aids covering up a confusing core UX or a deeper workflow mismatch. Building what they asked for didn't even stop them from churning later. for founders managing small teams: how do you filter out the noise of individual ...

... Early on whenever a paying user asked for a specific feature, my immediate reaction was to build it to keep them happy. Our roadmap became a messy patchwork quilt of random requests. Eventually, I realized those feature requests were often band-aids covering up a confusing core UX or a deeper workflow mismatch. Building what they asked for didn't even stop them from churning later. For founders managing small teams: how do you filter out the noise of individual ...

... Product Hunt! I'm Shubham Shah, a 22 y.o. solo developer from Canada. I'm super excited to share something I've been building a Mac app called Quilt. Quilt

... into an issue where my classes course notes, and textbooks were on websites where the books were converted into HTML so downloading them is difficult due to styling. As a result, I started to vibe code my project Quilt for use for myself. Turns out, a lot of people want to be able to automate screenshots for books like this with keybinds and then have the app OCR everything so its all searchable. Mostly, I love that I can ChatGPT ...