Public roadmap

Roadmap

A release-driven view of PyColors work across UI foundations, guides, patterns, Starter Free, Starter Pro, commercial delivery, trust, and product clarity.

This roadmap reflects current product direction. It is not a contractual delivery promise, and scope may evolve based on real usage, feedback, bugs, and commercial priorities.

  • shipped
    78
  • now
    3
  • next
    4
  • later
    0

Single thing

Ship the PyColors funnel: Guides → Blog → Patterns / Examples → Starter Free → Starter Pro.

Documentation-first

Every component, guide, article, and starter should help users understand what to build, why it matters, and how to ship.

Commercial readiness

Trust pages, pricing clarity, launch proof, delivery reliability, analytics, docs depth, auth, and billing.

How to read this roadmap

Release-driven, not promise-driven.

Shipped items reflect public work already released. Now reflects active cleanup and product priorities. Next and Later are used only when public scope is realistic enough to show.

January 2026

Stabilize quality, improve docs, and strengthen the distribution loop.

3 items

May 2026

Turn documentation, branding, tokens, starters, pricing, and upgrade paths into a more premium and conversion-ready product surface.

18 items

June 2026

Ship Starter Pro PWA foundations, buyer trust and purchase-flow clarity, local validation depth, release history, analytics, and stronger public product recovery paths.

11 items

July 2026

Improve Starter Pro conversion proof, stabilize the free UI and token layer, recover the missed release week, and strengthen release reliability for faster premium product delivery.

6 items

September 2026

The 25 September 2026 PyColors Marketing v1.25.0 update strengthens product proof, purchase and recovery guidance, live UI evaluation, and the showcase-first homepage journey.

13 items

H1 2026

Keep the public product surface accurate, credible, and focused on shipped work.

8 items
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Public feedback stays scoped and practical.

For UI package bugs or documentation issues, use the public repository. Broader product direction stays selective and release-driven.

Roadmap items may shift based on feedback, bugs, technical constraints, and real-world usage.