Waitlist's been open a day — here's what I'm already learning

Opened the StareBrain waitlist yesterday and posted about it here. Didn't expect much, but a few genuine conversations already happened (thanks to everyone who commented).

The most useful thing so far isn't signups, it's the replies. A few people asked what commands actually matter most, which forced me to be honest with myself: I built toward a list of ~10-15 "cool" commands, but the ones getting the most interest in conversations are the boring, immediate ones — send a text, toggle wifi/bluetooth, open an app. Not the flashy multi-step stuff I was more excited to build.

Small lesson, but a real one: the exciting features aren't always the adoption drivers. The unglamorous ones are what people actually want handled for them first.

Still no working backend — that's the next milestone. Curious if others found their "first 5" users pointed them somewhere different than they expected too.