One of the hardest parts of building a product is deciding when feedback is actually useful.

Every UX audit I’ve received has found real issues.

The problem is that every fix tends to uncover three more things to improve.

At some point you start asking:

Do I keep refining?

Or do I put the product in front of more users and see what actually matters?

Right now I’m building a family coordination platform and I’m at the stage where I could easily spend another month polishing onboarding, navigation, and edge cases.

But I’m increasingly convinced that watching 10 real users struggle is more valuable than reading another 20-page audit.

For founders who have been through this:

How do you decide when a product is “good enough” to stop optimizing and start learning from real usage?