Less Is More
Force subtraction when everything feels urgent
Less Is More launched on February 24, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,350 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
When your roadmap has 12 “top priorities,” scoring won’t save you. Less Is More forces teams to cut before they add. No voting. No frameworks. Just a reverse prioritization intervention that makes scope creep visible and creates focus fast.
When everything feels important, force subtraction.
Your team's roadmap has 12 priorities. The backlog keeps growing. Everything feels urgent. Everyone is stretched thin. Traditional prioritization doesn't work when everything is "high priority." Adding votes or scores just creates the illusion of choice. The host adds 3-10 items: features, initiatives, priorities, anything that's competing for attention. No voting. No scoring. Just: drag 3 items to "Cut for Now." You can't move forward until something is cut. Results show what most people are willing to let go of. Talk about what you're willing to drop — and why. This is not prioritization. It's not voting. It's not a framework. It's a reverse-prioritization intervention. A way to make…from cognu.app
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