Follow FeatBit product direction, work in progress, and released improvements.
If you use or contribute to FeatBit, this is the place to understand what is being considered, what is being built, and what you can already use.
- See the direction. Browse product outcomes and the problems they solve in the Roadmap view.
- Follow delivery. Open Current Work to see implementation issues, pull requests, and review progress.
- Shape future work. Share your use case in Feature Suggestions or add context to an existing discussion.
| You want to… | Open |
|---|---|
| Explore feature plans and progress | Roadmap |
| See tasks and pull requests being worked on | Current Work |
| Read the scope of a feature | Roadmap issues |
| Suggest an improvement | Feature Suggestions |
| Find changes available to install | FeatBit releases |
| Report a product bug | FeatBit issues |
For example, open a roadmap issue, follow its implementation links to the relevant pull requests, and subscribe to the issue for updates. A GitHub account is needed to comment or subscribe; the public roadmap is readable without one.
Backlog → Planned → In progress → In review → Done
Backlog items are being considered. Planned items have been selected. In progress and In review show active delivery. For a roadmap feature, Done means it is available in a published release, with a release link on the issue.
The Project holds the current status. ROADMAP.md explains the stages, scope, and how feature plans relate to implementation tasks. Priorities can change; any target dates are estimates.
Bring a problem, the impact on your team, and an example of the workflow you need. Maintainers turn agreed outcomes into roadmap issues and link them to work in the appropriate code repository.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for feedback and contribution guidelines, and MAINTAINING.md for the maintenance workflow.
git clone https://github.com/featbit/roadmap.git
cd roadmapEdit the Markdown or issue templates and submit a pull request. This repository contains planning documents; the product source and installation instructions are in featbit/featbit.
Repository content is available under the MIT License. The FeatBit name and logo identify the project; the license does not grant trademark rights.
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