Early-stage SaaS doesn’t run on analytics - it runs on emotion

Analytics statistics don't motivate founders.

Real user actions do.
The first website visitors, for example.
A signup.
Someone finishing the onboarding process.
A user coming back.
A trial conversion.
A feature you built last night is actually being used.

These tiny moments create momentum - far more than another chart ever will.

I built a small tool that sends real-time push notifications for these moments, and it completely changed how quickly I ship.

Our mission is: It's not analytics. It's emotions.

Do you think motivation is underrated in early-stage SaaS or newly built features?
Or is this idea totally unnecessary?