Scripps Pier reaching into the Pacific Ocean in La Jolla

See what istaking shape—and what comes next.

A living view of the work across every app: what is active now, what is next, and what is still being explored.

Photo · Jaris Remigio / Pexels

Choose an app roadmap.

Each one separates active work from next steps and longer-term exploration. These are working directions, not promised release dates.

Foli app icon
macOS

Foli

One creative archive. More ways to use it.

New in 2.16 items
Next3 items
Exploring3 items
Open Foli
RefRo app icon
macOS

RefRo

Research that stays useful after you save it.

Next3 items
Exploring4 items
Open RefRo
ArchMM app icon
iPhone

ArchMM

Architectural scale without rebuilding the math.

Shipped3 items
Next3 items
Exploring3 items
Open ArchMM
TW
macOS

Tracewing

Reference first. Geometry second. AI only when it helps.

Phase 11 items
Phase 21 items
Phase 31 items
Phase 41 items
Phase 51 items
Open Tracewing
PaintHex app icon
Mac + iPhone

PaintHex

One color and paint toolkit, from design reference to the finished wall.

Planning now2 items
Next3 items
Exploring3 items
Open PaintHex

Some problems need a new app, not another feature.

PaintHex is the first example of related web tools becoming one stronger native product: commercial color matching and scenic-paint planning will share a desktop-and-mobile roadmap. Other new tools may begin with a repeated problem submitted here. An idea earns a place only after it has a clear audience, a focused job, and a reason to be its own app.

Repeated real-world problemOne focused jobRight for iPhone or MacPrivate by default
Open the current web tools →

What keeps slowing you down?

Choose an existing app or “A new app idea.” Describe the interruption, workaround, or repeated task. Suggestions remain private until reviewed.

Submissions are private. They are reviewed before anything appears on the public roadmap, and submitting an idea does not promise a feature or release date.