What’s shipping now, next, and later.
A public, opinionated roadmap. Items in Now are committed for the current quarter. Items in Next are likely to ship in the following quarter. Items in Later are on the roadmap but not yet committed - they may move, change shape, or be replaced by something better. We update this page when reality changes, and we say so when items slip. The companion log of what already shipped lives in the changelog.
Three columns. Confidence drops left to right.
Each card includes the customer signal that surfaced it. Confidence is our best read of whether the item is going to ship as described, not a promise.
- Self-serve checkout, fully open
The plan catalogue is live; the final checkout verification pass is in flight. Until it completes, paid plans are provisioned through us directly.
High·Live Stripe catalogue deployed at launch; one verification gate remains. - Google Workspace export, general availability
Sheets, Docs, and Drive export shipped at launch behind a gradual rollout. GA follows Google’s OAuth app verification.
High·Feature complete and deployed; rollout flag opens as verification progresses. - Operational monitoring and alerting
Externally visible reliability work: queue-backlog and webhook-failure alerting so problems surface to us before they surface to you.
High·Named the top post-launch priority in the launch review.
- Meeting assistant, open beta
The calendar-driven notetaker moves from closed beta to open beta as provider coverage and capture limits are proven out.
Medium·Closed beta shipping since v1.4; graduation depends on capture reliability data. - Public API and webhooks
A documented API surface with signed webhooks. Deliberately not advertised on the pricing page until it exists - when it ships, it ships with a deprecation policy.
Medium·The pricing table shows this as unavailable on every tier today; that flips when it lands. - SAML SSO with SCIM provisioning
Enterprise sign-on and directory provisioning. Listed here, not on the pricing page, because we do not sell what has not shipped.
Medium·The most-requested Enterprise control in sales conversations.
- Multi-recording synthesis
Ask a question across an entire research project, sales quarter, or release cycle. Citations span recordings; provenance preserved per claim.
Exploring·Cross-recording search already exists; grounded synthesis on top is the open design question. - SOC 2 and formal compliance programme
A readiness assessment ahead of a SOC 2 audit. Until a report exists we describe our actual controls on /security rather than claiming certifications.
Exploring·Sequenced after monitoring and SSO - controls before certificates. - Workflow rules engine
If a recording produces an artifact tagged X, push to Y, notify Z, and create a calendar follow-up. No-code, in-product.
Considering·The Jira / Linear / Notion / Slack pushes it would orchestrate ship today. - Mobile capture app
Quick voice memo + screenshot capture on iOS / Android, ingested into a workspace as a lightweight recording.
Considering·Useful for field research and on-call ops; not on a current quarter plan.
The last five releases, at a glance.
Each links to the full entry on the changelog with tags, breaking-change details, and rollout notes.
- v1.8 →Production launch · Google Workspace export · lifecycle emails2026-07-30
- v1.7 →Plans, billing, and metered limits2026-07-29
- v1.6 →Retrieval overhaul: cited search and Q&A2026-07-26
- v1.5 →Meetings and recording detail rebuild2026-07-25
- v1.4 →Meeting assistant (closed beta)2026-07-23
- v1.2 →Direct Google & Microsoft calendar integration2026-07-22
Things we’re explicitly not building.
A roadmap is also the things you say no to. Each item below has had real customer pull at some point, and we’ve declined for a stated reason.
We won’t replace your inbox with a different kind of unread. Citesvue surfaces evidence in the tools you already use; one more digest channel is not the answer.
We won’t score participants by talk-time, sentiment, or “engagement.” Recordings are evidence, not surveillance.
We won’t ship an ungrounded answer mode. If the copilot can’t point to evidence, it says so. This is non-negotiable for the product to mean what it says.
We won’t monetise Citesvue with advertising or sale of customer data. The business model is subscriptions, period.
Four principles that decide what goes where.
- 01Honest dates over heroic ones
Quarters not months. Items move when reality moves; we say so when they do.
- 02Evidence drives priority
We weight signals from interviews, support tickets, and design partners over activity metrics. The loudest customer is rarely the most representative.
- 03Trust ships at the same cadence as features
Compliance, security, and reliability work appears on this roadmap alongside product features. They are products too.
- 04Public, not exhaustive
This page covers the work most likely to matter to customers. Internal platform work, refactors, and continuous improvements are not all listed.
Tell us where the gap is. Real signal moves items left.
The clearest votes come from customers who tell us the workflow they’re trying to run, the friction they hit, and what would change in their week if it were solved. We read every one.