A profound entrepreneurial tip worth remembering: start with the purest things.

Looking back at early explorations, many people who saw our solution might have instinctively thought—this is too basic. The functionality is straightforward: just let users upload files and access them. It doesn't sound special, right?

But that's the beauty of it. Because there's no redundancy and no overdesign, this extreme simplicity becomes the most powerful weapon. While most people are still struggling with how to pile on features and pursue complexity, a product focused on solving a core problem often cuts through the noise and directly addresses users' real needs.

A common mistake startup founders make is trying to do everything at once and imagining all kinds of scenarios. In fact, being more restrained is more effective. Starting with a minimal value proposition, user feedback will naturally guide your iteration direction. Simplicity is not a limitation but a shortcut to scaling.