The problem sets the scope
We start at the actual task, not at a feature list. Sometimes that ends in a single window. Sometimes it ends in a full piece of software.
Purpose-built software for people doing real work. Every tool is built to carry its job completely, from the first minute to the hundredth hour.
Some problems need a single sharp utility. Others need a full application. The work decides the shape of the tool, never the other way around.
We start at the actual task, not at a feature list. Sometimes that ends in a single window. Sometimes it ends in a full piece of software.
If a tool needs a tutorial, it isn't finished. You should understand it in the first minute and forget it's there by the third.
A tool leaves our hands when it holds up under real use: fast on day one, still fast and predictable four hundred days later.
We'd rather build one tool people genuinely rely on than ten they merely tolerate. Everything we release has to earn its place.
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