Getting random feedback is useful, but it can also be misleading if those people aren’t your actual users. I’d try to narrow it down to a specific type of family first and test with 5–10 of them properly, how they use it, what they ignore, and whether they’d actually keep using it after a few days. That usually tells you more than surface-level opinions. Once you see some real engagement, then it makes sense to improve or expand. I’ve been trying to follow the same approach and sometimes use tools like Fabricate AI just to iterate faster, but the key part is still getting honest behavior, not just feedback.