... installs but almost nobody actually started using the app after signing up. Hard to tell if the ad just brought in curious clickers who don't really care about tracking workouts, or if my first screen has way too manybuttons and steps. For anyone who faced this early on, how do you figure out which side is actually broken first ...

... organizing, random ideas and recently, one of those things turned out to be managing my money. I ve always found budgeting annoying. I ve tried so many apps before and always gave up after a week or two. Too many

... sure users can find key features right where they anticipate them upon first interaction since that s a core part of UX. Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): Funny enough, I was literally thinking about this recently! Balancing new features vs. design improvements is such a tough call. Right now, I m debating whether to invest more time into refining the onboarding flow (which I know isn t great yet) or focusing on building out more features since my product ... ... same time, without key features, users might churn anyway. Curious, how do you prioritize between polishing UX vs