Jack Molnitskij

Great advice — pausing to evaluate rather than rushing into new features is key. Often it’s execution, clarity, or messaging that holds a launch back, not the idea itself. I track product iterations and user feedback in Phonexa, and having that perspective really helps spot what to tweak before trying again.

Honestly, it really depends on the team and how tight the process is. For us, a simple landing page can go live in a couple of days if copy, design, and approvals are ready, but usually it stretches to a week once you factor in revisions, QA, and stakeholder feedback. Biggest bottlenecks tend to be waiting on approvals and final copy once those are sorted, development is usually quick.

What's the weirdest thing you've asked AI to do? I recently started training grip strength and asked Claude some strange questions about recovery and exercises—like how often to use extensor bands. It was a bit odd but helpful! What’s the strangest thing you’ve asked AI? Did it help? Share your examples below! Bonus points if it was surprisingly useful.