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Product strategy
6 posts
The Feature Request You Should Actually Build (And How to Tell)
Not all feature requests are created equal. Some will make your app better. Some will make you famous. Some will distract you forever. Here's how to spot the ones that actually matter.
Product StrategyWhen to Rebuild Your AI-Built App (and When to Keep Iterating)
Every AI-built app reaches a fork in the road: keep adding to what you have, or start fresh. Here's how to know which choice is actually right.
AI App BuilderWhy Your AI-Built App Has an Incomplete Data Problem (And How to Fix It Before Your Users Hit It)
Incomplete data happens when users skip optional fields, abandon forms partway, or forget prior answers — the database stores the gaps silently. Fix it by marking required fields, validating each field as typed, and confirming earlier answers at each step.
AI App BuilderHow to Validate Your App Idea Before You Build It (Even When Building Is Cheap)
Validate an app idea in three cheap steps before building — a waitlist landing page, a $200–500 pre-sale to a handful of signups, and one honest customer conversation. If none confirm the problem, you saved months.
Product StrategyThe Silence After Launch: What to Do When No One Uses Your AI-Built App
If no one's using your AI-built app after launch, check this week's visitors first — under ~20 means a distribution problem (find your audience). A few hundred with no signups means a product problem (watch someone use it).
AI Built AppInternal Tools vs Customer Apps: When to Build Which (and Why It Matters)
Building an internal tool for your team and building a product for paying customers are not the same job. Here's how to tell which one you're actually doing — and why it changes everything.
Internal tools