Your app exists. That is the starting line.
Cursor helps developers move faster, but speed can increase the amount of code that has not been challenged by real users. A working repo still needs product proof.
The useful next step is not more polishing in private. It is putting the real product in front of people with a clear task and learning from what happens.
Run a readiness check before traffic
- Open the live URL on mobile and desktop.
- Confirm signup, login, payment, data saving, and key flows work outside the builder preview.
- Remove obvious placeholder text, unsafe test data, and broken navigation.
- Run the production build, verify environment variables, check auth and payments if present, and test the exact path a new visitor will take.
Choose one proof task
For a Cursor-built app, choose the workflow that proves the product is useful, not the implementation detail that felt hardest to code.
Use evidence to decide
- 01Made
You used the builder to ship something people can reach.
- 02Prove
Let unbiased usage test the assumptions behind the product.
- 03Decide
Keep going, improve a specific point, or stop investing based on evidence.