For the past year, I’ve been immersed in building a tool for task management, something I thought could really help startups like mine. It’s designed to solve the overwhelming chaos of juggling too many tasks at once—something I’ve personally struggled with for years.
But now that it’s done, I’m hitting a wall. Building the software was hard, but this? This feels harder. Getting real feedback, understanding whether what I built resonates or just misses the mark—that’s what I’m struggling with.
I keep asking myself:
Am I solving a problem people actually care about?
Have I overcomplicated the solution?
Is this even something others would want to use?
I’m not here to pitch anything. I’m genuinely just looking for people to talk to about this. If you’ve been in the trenches of building something from scratch, how did you get through this phase?
Honestly, I’m feeling a bit lost. Any advice, stories, or even brutal truths would mean the world right now.
Thanks for reading,
A fellow founder trying to figure it out
But now that it’s done, I’m hitting a wall. Building the software was hard, but this? This feels harder. Getting real feedback, understanding whether what I built resonates or just misses the mark—that’s what I’m struggling with.
I keep asking myself:
Am I solving a problem people actually care about? Have I overcomplicated the solution? Is this even something others would want to use? I’m not here to pitch anything. I’m genuinely just looking for people to talk to about this. If you’ve been in the trenches of building something from scratch, how did you get through this phase?
Honestly, I’m feeling a bit lost. Any advice, stories, or even brutal truths would mean the world right now.
Thanks for reading, A fellow founder trying to figure it out