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Roadmap

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 the contacts in them
  7. Checklists 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. Sharing, revoking and graded trust between people
  12. Android app, and receiving files shared from other apps

  13. August 2026

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

  21. September 2026

  22. Speed: long lists and the home screen stopped lagging
  23. A Windows installer, and the macOS app signed and notarised by Apple - it opens without scary warnings
  24. Account deletion: 30 days to change your mind, then gone for good
  25. Hide, bring back and send to the trash right from any line, as a whole cluster: what belongs together goes away and comes back together
  26. Nothing saves itself any more: a note, a task and every setting wait for your tick
  27. Tags became badges - the more a tag is used, the larger it shows
  28. Checklists: search among their own items, and any item turns into a task, an event, a note, a place or a person - without retyping it
  29. Access: colours for access levels - your own and other people's, granting to many objects at once, and order in contacts and accounts
  30. One table of links: any two kinds of things connect by dragging or with “+”, what is already linked shows ticked and what is impossible is greyed out before you press; folders became collections
  31. Calendar: events are dragged to another day and time, tasks with a due date and birthdays show right in it
  32. Files: a group saves to your device or goes out by mail in one move; heavy photos get “Compress”, and the owner sees what versions and the trash weigh
  33. Places on the map: the address is suggested as you type, a map link fills the place in, the map opens for one place or the whole section, and the route opens from any line
  34. A new section, "To sort out", for when you need to take a photo or jot a note on the move. Sorting it out can wait for a better moment
  35. The interface: editing lifts the card full-screen, one way to confirm everywhere - green and red circles, and “back” returns the screen exactly as it was

  36. October 2026

  37. A copy of your data on the phone: everything you can see, files included, is kept on the device encrypted and opens without a connection - for reading, for now
  38. Places: addresses and places are suggested as you type, the map and the route open from the place
  39. Changes made elsewhere no longer redraw the screen under your hands: orange arrows appear on the section or the card that changed, and you refresh it when you are ready
  40. The trash became personal: what you throw away stays in place for everyone else who owns it
  41. Data is spread across independent providers so that none of them can read your files on its own. Encrypted backups are made every night - and restoring from them has been tested
  42. Recurring tasks - the same way events repeat
  43. Download all your data - in a form other programs can read
  44. The journal: your whole history as one timeline, and every card shows its own
  45. Share, hide and trash work with one and the same cluster: exactly what you see in the card

We are here

Plans

(In no particular order)

Almost certainly coming

  • A signed build for Windows, so it installs without warnings
  • Editing without a connection, and syncing once it returns - reading offline already works
  • Push notifications and reminders
  • Storage plans and payment
  • Deleting your personal account instantly
  • Joining duplicate cards: two records about the same person become one
  • Receiving shared files on iPhone, the way Android already does
  • One place for everything people offer you - accept or decline it there
  • Importing calendar and contacts from your device
  • Importing your data from the popular note, storage and productivity apps
  • 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, for all data or for part of it
  • An assistant in Telegram: make notes and tasks by voice
  • A public API - let your own scripts and other apps work with your data