Deleting 30 useless toggles fixed more bugs than our actual code updates

There is a massive trap where founders think "more configuration better software " but usually it just means more ways for users to break their own setup and message support.

We realized that over 60% of our settings panel hadn't been altered by anyone since creation yet they were causing endless confusion in our help desk.

Stripping all that clutter away made the app instantly cleaner and cut down config-related tickets by almost half. Do you regularly audit your dashboard to kill features or settings that nobody actually uses?