Do you guys also feel insecure with your MVP?
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Just one opinion--but as long as you're offering a free beta, you shouldn't worry about it. Getting users in the loop early is usually the better option. As for coping with rejection/insecurities, it gets easier with time and practice. Just remember that it's nothing personal. We're all bombarded with commercial messaging, and your cold email is just that.
in simple words, you can implement a feedback widget on your website and collect all the submissions to your dashboard. you can also integrate it with Notion,Zapier and slack.
I just launched the beta (https://beta.widgyy.com/) with the basic features
- implement the widget with just one line of code
- collect all your submissions directly in your notion dashboard
- send custom data objects with the submissions
- the widget automatically captures all important data like user device data and sends it with every submission
but honestly,
- my dashboard or should I say setup page looks like shit, I built it in a few hours and just did everything to make this shit work
- some important features like the Widgyy dashboard is missing in the beta.
- it's a very unpolished product, it works but not looks professional
Now, I am trying to get some beta users by cold emailing/dm-ing Indie Hackers, but I feel insecure about my product. How do I cope with this? Is it good enough to put it infront of the world? tbf I only launched it so quickly because i'm in a startup building school and they asked us to do it.
what are your thoughts? I've read alot of content about early stages of a startup and most of them say that you should launch even a broken version of your product asap infront of the world.
I need some good advice