2 weeks in and I have an MVP

If I'm totally honest, this is where things get really scary for me. In the past, every time I get to the point of getting out there with real people, that fear takes over me and I convince myself that what I'm working on is not really worth the effort of being anything more than a fun engineering exercise.

This time feels different. Not that I have some idea that I think is gonna "go viral" or be that useful to anybody right now. Not that that fear is gone. But this time, I know I'm going to push forward.

ClickHoverHighlight embodies what I've learned to be the most important thing about building a startup - understanding users and their wants, needs, and struggles. For time-strapped founders, that's hard! For me, it was a thing I could conveniently dismiss because I was "too busy building".

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This is very much a prototype right now. The messaging could be better, the product delivers minimum value (if any), but it does do stuff enough to get the point across, I hope. If you found this intriguing and have read this far, I'd be absolutely delighted if you could roast my product. You can also reach out to me at rkotcher@gmail.com if you want to connect. (I'm also happy to take a look at what you're building and give feedback!)