The reality is nobody cares about your MVP, quit procrastinating and ship the MVP so you can test your hypothesis. The real work is iterating once you start getting user feedback on the MVP, and that’s where most builders fail. The only way to win is get your MVP out as quick as possible, then ship iterations and enhancements daily based on feedback. If you’re defensive when feedback is presented and don’t rapidly iterate you’re cooked. If your MVP doesn’t get any feedback because you’re not able to find a single user either pivot or make a new MVP. This is how the game is played, NOBODY nails it right out of the gate with their MVP.

LaunchChair V2 now starts every user project from a production-ready boilerplate worth $500 alone. Every project starts with a clean, secure, agent-focused architecture that helps Codex or Claude build faster, better, and with fewer tokens. What it comes with 👇 🪄Next.js App Router TypeScript 🪄Tailwind shadcn UI primitives 🪄Supabase Auth RLS 🪄Public blog with pretty URLs 🪄Admin panel with user metrics 🪄AGENTS md so Codex/Claude understand the project architecture and build with better standards 🪄design md so AI builds with stronger product taste and no slop 🪄Recipes for complex features and products (OCR, AI, NLP, etc) 🪄Stripe, PostHog, and Resend scaffolds and hooks 🪄Proper security and server/client env boundaries 🪄Recommended and required GitHub library constraints so agents build real features instead of thin hand-rolled placeholders 🪄Dynamic sitemaps, robots.txt, metadata, JSON-LD, and OG image setup 🪄Tons of goodies I can’t list. And this is just the beginning of the boilerplate, this will be refined and expanded on in the future.