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Roadmap

Shipped, in progress and planned.

Started in June 2026

  1. June 2026

  2. Building the structure and the meaning: the data model, the graph of items, and rights on every single one of them
  3. July 2026

  4. The web app: sections, cards, links between anything
  5. Trash: giving up ownership, restoring, deleting for good
  6. Mail into the graph: forwarded letters, their attachments and their people
  7. Lists became a type of their own
  8. The compact interface — one dense view instead of two
  9. Calendar with recurring events and time zones
  10. Three languages: English, Russian, Spanish
  11. Chats: group and direct, anchored to the item they are about
  12. Sharing, revoking and graded trust between people
  13. Android app, and receiving files shared from other apps
  14. August 2026

  15. iOS build shipping to TestFlight from the cloud
  16. Dark theme everywhere, including the launch screen
  17. Files: PDF viewer, downloads, delivery from our own domain
  18. macOS app
  19. Folders for mail, contacts, chats and places, with drag and drop
  20. File versions: replace a file and keep its whole history
  21. Anything can be embedded into the body of a note
  22. September 2026

  23. Speed: long lists stopped lagging
  24. Windows installer

We are here

Plans

The past above has dates because it happened. What follows has none, and no order either: some of it will land sooner, some later, some never. A line gets its date on the day it ships — and moves up into the history.

Almost certainly coming

  • Working without a connection, and syncing once it returns
  • Sending a whole cluster to the trash — with everything joined to it by meaning
  • Bringing a cluster back — out of hidden or out of the trash, all at once instead of one by one
  • Drag and drop beyond folders: drop any item onto any other to link them
  • Turning a list item into anything else — a task, a note, an event: the list is where every idea gets in
  • Push notifications and reminders
  • Storage plans and payment
  • Deleting your account yourself, and exporting everything in it
  • Receiving shared files on iPhone, the way Android already does
  • Recurring tasks, the way events already recur
  • One place for everything people offer you — accept or decline it there
  • Timeline — your whole history in one chronology
  • Importing calendar and contacts from your device
  • More languages: Chinese, Japanese, French and others
  • Semantic search across everything you can see
  • Search inside documents and images, text recognition included

Maybe, maybe not

  • End-to-end encryption, at least for part of your data
  • An assistant in Telegram: make notes and tasks by voice
  • A public API — let your own scripts and other apps work with your data