Good software rarely makes money by itself - you'll need to have a focus on validating your market, acquiring new users and finding features people would be wil

Good software rarely makes money by itself - you'll need to have a focus on validating your market, acquiring new users and finding features people would be willing to pay for. levelsio is a great example of this. The guy is actually graduated with a Master degree in "Business Administration, Entrepreneurship & New Business Venturing" [1]. His main focus is on business development [2][3][4]. Software development is just something he needs to do in order to grow his business ideas. Nomad List is great not only because levelsio created a nice product, but also because he successfully built a community and did great marketing to promote the "digital nomad" way of life. So question to yourself: Why do you want to do this for? Creating a business or creating a software? If your main motivation is to create a business, then design your software development cycle to spend plenty of time focusing on the business needs. [1] https://www.linkedin.com/in/levelsio https://www.linkedin.com/in/levelsio [2] Greatly handles communication - https://twitter.com/levelsio https://twitter.com/levelsio [3] His blog posts are designed around visibility, product placement and referral links - https://levels.io/how-i-build-my-minimum-viable-products/ https://levels.io/how-i-build-my-minimum-viable-products/ [4] He uses whatever technology is the quickest / most convenient for his business ideas (nomadlist started as a Google spreadsheet, then as a PHP website).