Thomas Turner

We kept listening to customer feedback and adding features to make our product more useful. Every request seemed reasonable and shipping new functionality felt like progress. But over time the product became harder to navigate. New users struggled to understand where to start while existing users only relied on a small portion of what we had built. It made us question whether we were solving more problems or simply making the product more complicated.

For founders building SaaS products how do you decide which feature requests deserve attention and when is saying no better for the product?

We've started a new chapter for RunEvr - and for us as founders!

We've joined the Plug and Play program, a global innovation platform that helps startups grow through mentorship, connections, and access to investors and industry experts.

Our program runs for 12 weeks, and we'll finish with a Demo Day Expo, where we'll have the opportunity to pitch on stage.

And that's where things get interesting for me =D