Suggix Weekly: Stop Building Everything: Let Users Decide What Matters

One of the most common traps founders fall into—especially indie hackers and small SaaS teams—is believing that every piece of user feedback should become a roadmap item. A user asks for a feature. It sounds reasonable. Maybe even urgent. So you build it. Then another request comes in. And another. Before long, your product becomes a patchwork of half-used features, your roadmap is bloated, and your velocity slows to a crawl. The hard truth is this: Not all user feedback should be built. The rea...