Savvas Konsta

One piece of advice we hear all the time in startups is: launch fast. Ship early, test with real users, and improve along the way.

But lately it feels like the landscape is changing. With so many products launching every day, sometimes a half-baked launch disappears instantly, while more polished products seem to get better traction.

So I m curious about your experience:
Is launching fast still the best strategy?
Or is it better to wait a bit longer and launch something more refined?
Have you seen examples where speed helped a product win, or where quality at launch mattered more?

Would love to hear how other makers here approach this balance between speed and quality.

Some metrics shared by @copple on X:

Hey Hunters

I ve been working hard on something special, and it s finally launching tomorrow! Super excited (and a bit nervous) to share it with you all.

Any last-minute advice, suggestions, or things you wish you d done differently before your own launch?