How do you maintain extreme product iteration velocity with a lean core team of two operators?
Replied byAgnese Jaunošāne
Co-Founder & CEO at Ajelix
Niche: SaaS
Revenue: Approx. USD 65,000/month
Location: Riga, Latvia
Started: 2022
Keeping our organizational structure lean allows us to ship functional updates daily without bureaucratic delays or multi-tiered approval chains. We communicate directly with our power users, review live customer support logs every morning, and refactor code immediately. A two-person founding unit with high context can out-maneuver larger corporate incumbents burdened by conflicting stakeholder agendas.
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