Roadmap
How the public Native Intelligence roadmap works, how to vote, and how to suggest a feature.
The Native Intelligence roadmap is public. You can see what we are building, vote on it, and suggest what is missing.
The full page is at /roadmap.
Where it lives
The roadmap is a set of GitHub issues in the native-intelligence repository. Every item has the roadmap label. The website reads those issues and refreshes every few minutes.
The same issues are also laid out as a timeline, by quarter, in the roadmap project on GitHub.
Now, Next and Later
Each item sits in one of three columns. Its GitHub milestone is the quarter we are aiming for.
- Now: what we are building this quarter. Items marked In progress have work underway.
- Next: what we plan to start after that.
- Later: further out. These are the most likely to change.
When an item ships, we close its issue and add the shipped label. It then moves to the Shipped list.
How to vote
Open an item's GitHub issue and react to it:
- 👍 if you want it.
- 👎 if you don't.
Each column is sorted by votes: 👍 minus 👎, highest first. Comments are welcome too. Tell us how you would use it, or how it should work. You need a GitHub account to vote or comment.
How to suggest a feature
Open a feature request on GitHub. The form asks for the problem, what you would like, and who it is for. It gets the idea label.
We read every idea. Popular ones can move onto the roadmap. You can browse all ideas and vote on them the same way.
For questions or a quick chat, join us on Discord.
The roadmap today
Now
2026 Q4What we are building this quarter.
Windows app
In progressEverything the Mac app does, on Windows. The first release covers the workspace and meeting capture; voice, dictation, read-aloud and the agent that works on your computer follow.
0votes for0votes againstVoteCall your agent, and it calls you
In progressPhone your agent to ask for something or set a reminder, the way you text it today. When something's urgent, it calls you.
0votes for0votes againstVoteCustomers reach your agent
Customers who call or text your business number talk to your agent, matched to their history, their quotes and their bookings. It answers what it can and texts you for the rest.
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Next
2027 Q1What we plan to start after that.
Team chat
Channels and direct messages inside the workspace, with the agent as a member of the team, so conversations live next to the email, meetings and tasks they're about.
0votes for0votes againstVoteA full CRM
Deals with stages, values and pipelines, custom fields and boards, kept up to date from your email, meetings and messages instead of by hand.
0votes for0votes againstVoteChoose your agent's model
Pick the model your main agent runs on, while it keeps choosing the right model for each helper it starts.
0votes for0votes againstVoteMore imports
Bring customers and contacts in from email tools, accounting and payment apps, field-service apps and other CRMs.
0votes for0votes againstVoteReminders and confirmations
The agent texts customers the day before a booked job or meeting, confirms or reschedules, and calls when they've agreed to calls.
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Later
2027 Q2Further out. Likely to change.
Your agent joins meetings for you
Your agent joins a meeting on your behalf, speaks for you, takes the notes, and texts you if it needs you.
0votes for0votes againstVoteWebsites on hosted builders
Quote forms and website changes by text for sites on WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Framer and Shopify, not just ones in a GitHub repo.
0votes for0votes againstVoteMore autonomy
The agent takes over recurring work as it earns your trust, until it runs most of the day-to-day on its own.
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