Early-stage founders struggle to get honest, timely feedback on their products
Founders repeatedly hear the advice to talk to users but find that user interviews are expensive and slow, analytics tools only show what happened rather than why, and asking friends yields polite compliments instead of honest critique. This leaves builders without an efficient, ongoing source of candid, actionable product feedback.
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