PUBLIC ROADMAP
Direction, without pretending every idea is a promise.
Shipped work is factual. Building work is active but can change. Exploring work is a design question, not a release commitment.
Gaming stability and honest telemetry
The current release cycle is focused on reliable focus handoff, compact chrome, real PresentMon FPS capture, GPU adapter identity, and a configurable detached HUD.
- View, Interact, and Focus modes
- Real local game FPS and process telemetry
- Left and right HUD placement
- No synthetic performance values
Public launch and licensing connection
Connect the existing entitlement model to the final Microsoft Store launch path while keeping account, device, and download controls understandable.
- Microsoft Store certification
- Final Free and Pro entitlement mapping
- Purchase restoration and support flows
- Launch documentation and onboarding
Portable workspace continuity
Explore optional, privacy-conscious ways to move user-created templates and settings between trusted devices without turning local browser data into cloud sync.
- Selective template sync
- Explicit encryption and recovery design
- Conflict-safe import and export
- No silent browser-session upload
A broader desktop command surface
Study deeper Windows integrations and extension points only where they preserve Side Whisper’s compact, predictable, low-interruption character.
- More local automation hooks
- Additional accessibility controls
- Carefully scoped integrations
- Public roadmap updates before commitment
ROADMAP RULES
Stability, privacy, and truthfulness outrank novelty.
Ship the foundation first
Windowing, typing, recovery, packaging, and security work comes before decorative breadth.
Do not invent proof
Telemetry, performance, compatibility, and plan claims stay bounded by what is actually implemented and verified.
Preserve user control
Sync, automation, and AI-adjacent features must remain explicit, scoped, reversible, and privacy-conscious.
Document material changes
The roadmap, changelog, docs, privacy policy, and terms should move with the product.