Ship it.
Not when it’s ready. Not when you’re confident. Not when you’ve thought through every edge case. Ship it when it’s good enough to learn from.
The most successful bootstrappers I know share one trait: they ship constantly. Not recklessly, but intentionally. They understand that a shipped product teaches you things that no amount of planning ever will.
You can’t A/B test an idea in your head. You can’t get user feedback on a prototype that lives in Figma. You can’t build conviction from a spreadsheet.
You build conviction by shipping and watching what happens.
Ship it.