ccallebs

I'm close to finishing the MVP to a side project I've been idly working on over the past 9 months. I would put it down for a few months, come back and implement some features. Rinse and repeat. As 2016 is quickly coming to a close and one of my goals was to launch a product this year, I've been spending more evenings on it lately.

Originally I thought it would be an interesting, simple take on bloated test plan software. Now that I've completed it, I feel like it's too simple. As in I'm almost embarrassed to ask people to pay for it because the limited amount of current features.

I do have plans to expand upon it and add more integrations and features. But I also don't want this to exist in purgatory for longer than necessary. I want real people using it to guide future product development. "Launch fast" was the battle cry from the beginning.

My questions are: Is this normal worrying? For those of you that have launched a side project in the past, have you encountered the same reservations and fears? How important is the initial launch?