Your MVP isn't a feature-light version of your dream product.
It's an experiment designed to answer 3 critical questions:
Will people use it? Not "do they say they'll use it" in surveys. Do they actually open it, click around, and come back tomorrow?
Will they pay for it? Usage without payment is just expensive entertainment. Even if you're planning to monetize later, test willingness to pay early.
Can you deliver the core value? Strip away everything except the one thing that matters most. If you can't nail that single value proposition, adding features won't save you.
Most founders rush to build before answering these questions. Then they wonder why their "perfect" product sits unused.
Your MVP should be uncomfortable to ship. If it feels too polished, you're probably solving the wrong problem.
What question did your last product experiment answer?
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