u/Ok_Cabinet58

I keep buying stuff I don't need, regretting it a week later, and then doing it again. Decided to actually build something about it instead of just complaining — working name is Shtop It. Problem is I don't want to guess my way into features that don't matter.

What's your version of this? What's the moment right before a bad purchase and what would've actually interrupted it? Curious if it's more about time, money visibility, guilt, or just not having the option in front of you in the first place.

Would rather build the smaller, right thing than a bloated app that helps nobody. Looking for a genuine insight and discussion. DM if you feel like we can help people here.

I keep buying stuff I don't need, regretting it a week later, and then doing it again. Decided to actually build something about it instead of just complaining — working name is Shtop It. Problem is I don't want to guess my way into features that don't matter.

What's your version of this? What's the moment right before a bad purchase and what would've actually interrupted it? Curious if it's more about time, money visibility, guilt, or just not having the option in front of you in the first place.

Would rather build the smaller, right thing than a bloated app that helps nobody. Looking for a genuine insight and discussion. DM if you feel like we can help people here.

I love reditt and this subreditt community is by far the biggest wood worker's community I have ever seen. I just have a question though, other day when I was looking at Ravelry, which my wife can't stop talking about, I wondered if there's anything like that for wood workers?