What’s the most important lesson you learned from launching your product?

One of the most important lessons I learned is the value of user feedback early on. You can plan and test internally, but real users will highlight things you never considered. It’s crucial to adapt quickly based on that input to improve the sassa loan product and meet actual needs.

Adapting quickly based on real user feedback is crucial. Things that seem clear internally often confuse actual users. You have to be ready to rapidly iterate the UI, features, and even core functionality to address the needs and pain points surfaced by early adopters. Building in public and having a tight user feedback loop from the start is key to nailing product-market fit.

Adapting fast is key. Planning and internal testing only gets you so far. You gotta put it out there, see how real users engage with it, and be ready to iterate ASAP based on that real-world feedback to dial in your product-market fit. Nothing beats input from actual customers to highlight gaps, issues, or opportunities you never thought of internally.

100% the importance of early user feedback. You can theorize and plan endlessly but nothing beats real-world testing with actual users to surface issues, gaps, and opportunities to improve the product. Being ready to quickly iterate based on that initial input is key. Also learned to focus more on delivering core value vs bells and whistles early on.