Thanks to AI and low-code tools, anyone can spin up a functional MVP or dashboard over a single weekend. The technical barrier to entry is officially dead.

But that creates a massive trap. Founders are rushing to ship perfect code for problems that nobody actually has, completely ignoring user acquisition until after launch.

The real bottleneck isn't building the product anymore it's capturing attention. If you don't have a clear strategy to scale a user base or tap into an active community, even the cleanest software will just sit on GitHub collecting dust.

For the builders in here: Are you validating your market demand with a waitlist/landing page first, or are you diving straight into the code? Let's be real below 👇