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Shipped v1 of our expense app. 3 weeks, 2 people. Cut half the features in week 2 and signups doubled. Mistake: no analytics until day 10, so we guessed for a week. Biggest win: talking to 5 users every morning. 41 bugs fixed before launch.
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In week 2 we deleted half the features of our expense app. Signups doubled. Here's what 3 weeks and 2 people taught us about shipping v1.
The cut wasn't brave, it was obvious once we looked: nobody had used the features we loved most. Fewer screens meant people reached the useful part in one tap.
Our worst call: no analytics until day 10. For a week we guessed what people did, and guessed wrong. Add tracking before the first user, not after.
Our best habit: talking to 5 users every morning. Ten minutes each. It's where the cut came from, and most of the 41 bugs we fixed before launch.
If you're building your v1 now, reply with the one feature you're scared to cut. I'll tell you honestly whether I would.
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We fixed 41 bugs, talked to a user every morning and deleted half our app. The deleting helped most.
Two people, three weeks, one expense app. The best decision we made was removing things.