Roadmap
We ship in numbered phases and publish the state of each one. A phase is finished when it runs on the deployed service, on a phone viewport, with a test that fails loudly if it breaks.
Status as of 9 November 2026.
Extended streaming history is parsed, deduplicated and loaded into a relational core with vector indexing. The reference history — seventeen years, 271,712 plays — imports end to end, and the analytics API reads from the same tables the product will use.
An intent router over thirteen handlers, streaming answers as they are computed, with the figures that produced them attached. Model access sits behind a provider abstraction with an ordered fallback chain, so one vendor outage degrades the assistant instead of stopping it.
Track vectors, listening context and explicit feedback are stored so the model improves with use. Durable notes about a listener's taste survive between sessions — the difference between a query box and an assistant.
An installable progressive web app at a 380 px design width: dashboard, explore and chat in one shell, with the insight suite built directly into it. Everything after this phase is judged on a phone screen, so this is where the product stops being a backend.
Year recaps, listening streaks, mood trends, genre drift and artist trajectories — the long view, rendered as something you can read in a minute.
Reordering, deduplicating and re-scoring existing playlists against the taste model, with a preview before anything is written back.
A discovery engine that returns the nearest neighbours in feature space and says why — the artist, the record, the reason.
A measured query budget per phase and a proven cheaper equivalent before the expensive one becomes a problem. Cost is a product requirement here, not a finance surprise.
Three rules decide the order of work. They are deliberately boring, because they are the reason the product keeps moving.
No social feed, no follower counts, no AI-generated cover art. The product is a private instrument for one listener at a time; anything that turns it into a stage works against that.
Beta invitations go out with each phase. Ask for access and we will tell you where the product is when your turn comes.