What's coming,in the order it's coming.
Soft dates. Quarter-grain at best. Items in Soon are committed; items in Later are honest guesses; items in Considering may never happen. Roadmap items move to the changelog the day they ship — not before.
In flight this quarter
Q2 2026 · pre-launch. Most of these items have already landed or are mid-flight.
Status page + uptime probes
Sentry + PostHog wiring
Product Hunt launch
Next quarter
Q3 2026 · planned. Order may shift as we hear from launch users; the set is committed.
Weekly digest email on every plan
Public /cost-check (no signup)
Customer feedback widget in dashboard
Scan diff view
First-finding remediation runbooks
Mobile dashboard QA sweep
Comparison pages
GitHub Actions CI + weekly backup
Beyond next quarter
Q4 2026 onward. Best-guess sequencing. Customer signal will reorder this aggressively — that's the point of writing it down.
AWS Organizations bulk onboarding
AWS Marketplace listing
Recommendation prioritization scoring
Ticketing integrations
Slack DM-on-assignment
Per-account health score (0–100)
Public REST API + outbound webhooks
AWS Security Hub writeback
Ideas without a date
Things worth thinking about, none of which are committed. Appearing here is not a promise.
Customer-writable custom rules
IaC overlay (Terraform plan / CDK)
Mobile PWA
Verticalized compliance mode
Deliberately out of scope
The most useful thing a roadmap can do is tell you what won't happen. Each item here is a choice, not a backlog.
Multi-cloud (Azure, GCP)
Write access to AWS
Cross-tenant benchmarking
AI-generated remediation autopilot
Tell us what's missing.
The fastest way to move something up is to email with a specific use case. The fastest way to add something is the same — a roadmap is a conversation, not a contract.