Roadmap

What we are building next

An open view of where the platform is going. Dates are guidance, not promises — priorities follow whatever actually blocks your deploys.

In progress
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Next
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Exploring
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Shipped
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In progress

Being built right now — partially available.
  • Q3 2026
    Preview environments per pull request

    Ephemeral environments spun up for every pull request and torn down on merge, with their own URL and variables.

    How deploys work →
  • Q3 2026
    Deeper MCP tooling for agents

    More read and write tools exposed to assistants: logs, metrics and backup operations behind explicit confirmations.

    Agents and MCP →

Next

Planned and scoped, work has not started yet.
  • Q4 2026
    Autoscaling by CPU and request rate

    Today vCPU and RAM are set by hand. Automatic horizontal scaling with configurable limits comes next.

  • Q4 2026
    Team accounts and roles

    Shared projects with per-member roles, invitations and an audit trail of destructive actions.

  • Q1 2027
    Public status page

    Per-region uptime, incident history and subscriptions for platform events.

Exploring

Under research. No dates, no promises.
  • 2027
    App marketplace

    One-click ready-made apps: CMS, bots, automation and monitoring. The catalog is being assembled — nothing is published yet.

    Service types →
  • 2027
    Public API and CLI

    Scripted service management from CI without opening the control panel.

Shipped

Live in the control panel today.
  • Jul 2026
    Backups and restore

    Scheduled and manual backups for volumes and databases, restored from any stored copy.

    Backups →
  • Jun 2026
    Rollback points on every build

    Deploy history keeps successful builds so a service can return to the last working version in minutes.

    Rollbacks →
  • May 2026
    Native Docker deploys

    Dockerfile, compose file or an uploaded archive with automatic stack detection.

    Creating services →
Already shipped

The full history of platform changes lives in the changelog.

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