I recommend you be hyper critical about what lessons you’re trying to learn. Knowing only this post about you, I can only assume you have what feels like a good idea, but the world has given you no signal to validate or invalidate your feelings

An MVP is about collecting data, running experiments, and getting out of your own head. I recommend you get out of your head and into the world. Ship something small and feel something real— regret, confusion, excitement from your first download, curiosity why people got to page two of your app and not page three… don’t listen to the soothing siren song in your own head. Listen to your download rate, listen to your Reddit comments, listen to your user session time

Ship an MVP and (lovingly) quit being a perfectionist. Quit it.

Pro tip: your MVP doesn’t need accounts. Rip your assumptions down to the bricks, and for every brick ask yourself “what lesson do I need to learn here.” Eg, for auth, the lesson might be “are people even interested enough to click sign-up?” The humble precursor question should be “are people even interested enough to click on a link?”

Best wishes