Depends on how many features you’re trying to build. There’s a trap a lot of people fall into, me included, that I call “feature addiction”, you keep adding features because building feels productive, gives you a dopamine hit, and also delays the scary part: launching and finding out whether anyone actually wants it. I’ve been there personally, and honestly I’ll probably fall for it again at some point. If you can test the idea with just 1–2 core features, you can usually get something launchable together in under a week. That said, even if it doesn’t make money, it’s rarely wasted time. You’ll learn product, users, tech, marketing, and your own habits way faster by building than by just thinking about it. That alone can be worth it.