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Founders often rush to code too early. Before spending $$ on dev, test with these 2 free tools: 1. Notion → write down flows & assumptions 2. Google Forms → test if anyone cares Cheap, fast, and brutally honest feedback. 🚀 #Startup #MVP #Validate

What do you prefer to launch an MVP to test the product and take the user feedback ? an MVP agency to make that ! or free no code AI tools !

How does this UI look to you? Please share your honest suggestions or improvements. What do you like or dislike? What would you change? (This is a real app under development, so any feedback is helpful!)

"Seeking idea validation for SkillgoX! We’re building something innovative and want your thoughts. Does this idea have potential? What improvements can be made? Check my showcase and share your honest feedback. Your insights will help shape the futur

Hi everyone, I’m working on Simmerce — a B2B marketplace aiming to improve how businesses discover and connect with genuine sellers, without spam, middlemen, or outdated UX. The MVP is now live with core features like: Seller onboarding Product li

Build an MVP, Not a Masterpiece Like many developers, I wanted to create the perfect product—every feature polished, every corner flawless. But that’s when I learned the power of an MVP (Minimum Viable Product). I stripped the idea down to its essen

🚀Just launched Simmerce (Test Version) – Feedback Wanted! Hey everyone, I’ve been building Simmerce, a next-gen B2B marketplace aiming to rethink how businesses connect with sellers – something cleaner, faster, and more trust-driven than current pl

Stop Wasting Time on Your MVP: Avoid These 3 Fatal Mistakes Most founders think an MVP is about building something “cool.” The truth? It’s about learning fast—and too many get it wrong. The 3 biggest MVP mistakes: Overbuilding – Adding every featur

Honest Feedback: My first creatine product from Project Dot — clean, premium & minimal Hey everyone, I’ve been trying almost every creatine brand in the market, but most of them felt the same — plastic jars, loud labels, and too much text. I wanted

You will build a fundable startup by methodically decreasing risk at each stage, rather than chasing the next round If you want to raise capital, do these at each stage: 1. Pre-Seed: Focus on developing your MVP and proving technical feasibility 2