What’s one feature you shipped that users never asked for, but ended up loving?

Not the loud roadmap requests.
The quiet idea you built on instinct.

A small UX tweak.
An automation you weren’t sure about.
A default that just made things smoother.

I’ve noticed these are often the features users don’t talk about.
They only notice them when something breaks or disappears.

Those instinct-driven decisions rarely come from surveys.
They come from building, using your own product, and trusting that feeling of “this should be easier.”

If you’re a founder or maker, what was that feature for you?