Roadmap

What exists, what is planned, what is conditional.

The first paid release is an existing-contract tracking product. Later work ships only when paying customers demonstrably need it. Every page on this site labels its capability accordingly, and this page explains the labels.

Preview
Built for Phase 1 and shown as a live coded sample. Becomes 'Available' when the paid beta opens.
Planned
Phase 2 work. Described as a plan; never sold as a feature you can buy today.
Conditional
Phase 3 work that ships only if retained customers repeatedly need it and the economics hold.

Phase 1 · Preview

Prove the paid job

A safe, purchasable existing-agreement workflow that people activate and pay for without a person-led sale.

Gate to move on

Permission to run the paid beta: the engineering safety gates pass, public scope, prices and terms are accurate, purchase and exit are tested, and no known critical access, date or lost-reminder defect is waived. Permission to expand: the first 10 genuinely paying organisations, at least seven of them activating and buying without assistance, with early second-payment evidence.

Phase 2 · Planned

Make it repeatable

Lower the effort of maintaining a whole portfolio and show recurring usefulness, so acquisition can become repeatable.

Phase 3 · Conditional

Expand selectively

Add lifecycle and integration modules one at a time, each only when retained customers repeatedly need it and it can ship without breaking self-service.

Not on the roadmap

Things we have decided not to build.

Some requests sound adjacent and are not. Saying no to them is what keeps the product understandable, purchasable and safe.
  • Autonomous legal acceptance or counterparty cancellation notices
  • Invoicing, accounting or payment collection
  • Grant management, funder reporting or donor CRM
  • Full procurement: vendor onboarding, sourcing, spend reconciliation
  • CRM replacement or enterprise CPQ
  • Generalised competitor monitoring
  • Self-built e-signature trust infrastructure
  • A universal legal-risk score

Help decide what ships next.

The fastest way to move an item from planned to available is to be a paying customer who needs it. The second fastest is to tell us what you would pay for.