You launched. You’re still calling half your product a “vision.” That’s the problem.

The 7-Day Product Clarity Detox is a daily gut-check for founders who’ve started confusing their roadmap with their feelings. Each day tackles one place founders lie to themselves, the five-year vision that’s really an excuse, the ghost features nobody uses, the “next feature” hamster wheel, the feedback you’re treating as gospel, the roadmap you’re defending like a promise instead of testing like a hypothesis, the onboarding flow that’s quietly bleeding users, and the metric you’re too scared to look at.

Every day gives you the brutal truth, the founder lie you’re probably telling yourself right now, real reflection questions, and one small action you actually have to do, not think about, do. Message your most engaged users. Write a Kill Memo for your least-used feature. Watch a stranger try to use your product without saying a word. Look at the number you’ve been avoiding.

This isn’t therapy and it isn’t a pep talk. It’s a week of getting brutally honest about what’s actually working, what’s dead weight, and what you’re building because you’re scared instead of because it’s smart.

Seven days. Seven uncomfortable truths. By day 7 you’ll have a North Star Metric, a real hypothesis for moving it, and a lot fewer excuses.

Stop journaling your feelings about your product. Start finding out what’s true.