Hira Maqsood

I shut down a project last month that I d been working on for about eight months. It had a handful of paying users, a few nice messages, and growth that basically flatlined after the first launch spike. The weird part is I probably knew it wasn t working around month four. I just kept telling myself one more feature would fix it.

Talking to other makers, I ve noticed two camps:

1. People who give something 90 days, check the numbers, and move on without much drama.

2. People (like me) who hang on way too long because quitting feels like admitting the idea was bad.

Would love to hear how you think about this:

I watched a stranger use our product for the first time last week. Screen share, I just stayed quiet and watched.

It was painful

She skipped the welcome screen, missed the main button, and spent almost two minutes in settings looking for something that was right on the dashboard.

Everything we thought was obvious wasn't.

We launched @SaleSmartly today and have been pushing hard since the start. With your support, we re hoping to move higher and make it into the top spots.

If you ve checked out SaleSmartly, we d really appreciate an upvote and your honest feedback. Even sharing the launch with someone who might find it useful would mean a lot.

Every bit of support helps us keep pushing.

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