There isn't one — and that's the point.
Every solo SaaS founder gets a stream of feature requests. Most of them are noise: one customer's edge case, a nice-to-have that adds code without adding revenue. Free Builder's whole framework is built to keep you from chasing every one of them.
Here's why. Your knowledge — the methodology, rules, and answers that make your service yours — is the real work. The scaffold (MERN + Next.js) and your AI workers handle execution. If you say yes to every request, you drown the AI in one-off prompts and the product stops being coherent. You stop being the operator and start being a ticket queue.
The discipline instead:
- Ask what it's worth. Would a customer pay more for this, or is it a favor?
- Check it against your knowledge base. Does it fit the methodology you already defined, or does it bend the product into something else?
- Let your AI worker scope it fast. If it can't be built and reviewed in a focused evening, it's not a quick win.
- Say no out loud. A feature you never build costs you nothing. A feature you build and half-support costs you every week after.
You keep every customer and every dollar because you keep control of what gets built. That only works if you're willing to leave requests on the table.