The whole picture at a glance. Shipped is concrete, it's already live in the product. Building now and Next are directions, not a named feature list, on purpose: we'll tell you where we're headed without publishing a build order a competitor can race us to. For the dated record of what's shipped, see the release notes; for the reasoning behind the direction, the roadmap.
Cards move left as they ship. Shipped is exact; the right two columns are the direction, the specifics stay internal until they land, and then they get a dated release note.
What's not on the board, and won't be
Anything that buys speed by cutting a compliance corner. No feature to text unconsented numbers, no way to dodge opt-outs, no AI that sends in your name without you. Those aren't stalled cards, they're deliberately off the board.
Frequently asked questions
Why are the "Building now" and "Next" cards vague?
On purpose. Shipped features are already public in the product, so we name them. Upcoming work is described as a direction rather than a named feature, so customers see where we're headed without a competitor getting our exact build order.
How do I know when something ships?
It moves to the Shipped column and gets a dated release note. The board is the picture at a glance; the release notes are the record.
Where's the reasoning behind the direction?
The roadmap explains the themes and why we've chosen them.
Reflects the board as of the date above and is subject to change.
Keep reading: The Txtra roadmap and Txtra release notes.