
Our 2025 Clevyr Holiday Letter
As the year wraps itself in twinkling lights and end-of-year countdowns, we find ourselves doing what everyone seems to do in December: reflecting on the moments, milestones, and small miracles that shaped our year.
5 articles from the engineers and strategists doing the work.

As the year wraps itself in twinkling lights and end-of-year countdowns, we find ourselves doing what everyone seems to do in December: reflecting on the moments, milestones, and small miracles that shaped our year.

At Clevyr, we love a good theme—and when October rolls around, it’s time for spooky stories, cult classics, and family favorites that make this season a little more magical (or horrifying, depending on your taste).

It’s pretty easy to have an idea. It’s not so easy to have a good idea, a little harder to communicate that fledgling idea to other people, and even more difficult to expand it into a project or product with a whole team of people. Collaborators misunderstand the purpose, ask questions that uncover new possibilities (or new problems), and bring fresh ideas that—even if they’re brilliant—can add complexity and uncertainty.


What is Software Discovery? Product discovery is a challenging but vital first step in the software lifecycle. You can compare a discovery study to surveying land and drawing a blueprint before a building project. While it’s possible to dig a hole and pour a foundation without a plan, the building isn’t likely to go very well.
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