Why I stopped chasing MVPs and started launching real apps (fast)

For years, I thought that one had to spend so much time in getting the "perfect MVP" out the door. But honestly, now I realize that this isn't smart, because by the time you launch, the market usually has already moved on.

I realized that speed and iteration beat perfection every time. That led me down the no-code rabbit hole. Most tools are great for web apps — but mobile? That’s still a nightmare.

Then I found nandbox — it's a no-code platform to build fully native mobile apps (chat, social features, booking, e-commerce, etc.). Think: WhatsApp, but custom.

I am currently buidling my app with them on the free trial, its honestly been super impressive. PLUS I get to actually test it live instead of fiddling with Figma screens.

Curious if anyone else has tried going straight to mobile instead of web-first?