I would not have written all that code without testing out your hypothesis first or at least in parallel with your products iterative construction. Use your fr

I would not have written all that code without testing out your hypothesis first or at least in parallel with your products iterative construction. Use your friends and family or your "extended network" first and see how / if people use it, if they like it, what is missing, etc. Sorry if this comes off as negative, it's not meant to - I can't tell you how many times I've written a web-service that does X, only to find out it needs to be implemented differently to do Y or realize the bigger challenge is in reaching my target audience or even finding who that audience is. Customer discover and development is just, if not more, important than product development imho. Also, take a long, hard, and honest look at your proposed business model and make sure it makes sense (using your friends, family, and extended network can help provide some data around this).