Roadmap.

GitHub is the source of truth. Issue changes trigger a verified refresh, with a scheduled backup. Updates can be delayed by GitHub. Scroll each column to see every item. Search and filters cover the whole board.

Blocking means a core task cannot be completed. Major means it is seriously impaired. Active columns show these first, then newest issues. Triage assesses reported impact, not confirmed reproduction. Unmarked items may not yet be assessed.

Sign in as the maintainer to drag cards or choose a stage from their menu. Changes are saved to GitHub; the public board catches up after the next successful sync.

Your severity override stays in place until you choose Automatic. Severity never moves an item to Planned or proves delivery.

Planned and In progress are maintainer decisions, without promised dates. TestFlight and Released mean availability on every affected platform, verified automatically or confirmed by Brandon. A merge or closed issue isn’t proof of delivery.

Duplicates and closed issues without delivery evidence or maintainer confirmation aren’t shown. Bug-assessment labels don’t change roadmap commitments.