Roadmap
Roadmap & Suggest a Tool
The catalogue has grown in two big waves so far: what's shipped, what's being considered for the next one, and a direct line to tell us what's missing.
Suggest a Tool or Tutorial
One field, thirty seconds. Every submission is read before the next wave is planned. The best signal for what to build next is what you're actually asking for.
Shipped Recently
Full detail on everything shipped so far lives on the changelog. The short version: several waves totaling 110 apps and 658 tutorials, plus 8 starter kits, a glossary, comparison pages, sitewide search, embeddable widgets, and offline support.
Considering For the Next Wave
- Batch versions of single-file tools, running the Loudness Normalizer or Audio Converter across a whole folder of episodes at once.
- A community LUT/overlay library, user-submitted .cube files and lower-third templates, previewable with the existing LUT Previewer and Lower Third Builder.
How the roadmap works
Two things decide what gets built next. The first is gaps we find while writing. Working through a guide surfaces a calculation readers keep doing by hand, and a tool follows. The second is what you ask for.
Suggestions go into one list, reviewed before each planning wave. Volume matters less than specificity. Ten people asking for better audio tools produces nothing actionable. One person describing the exact conversion they keep doing in a spreadsheet produces a tool.
Nothing here carries a delivery date. Work ships when the underlying research holds up, and a tool built on a specification we have not verified is worse than no tool at all. Where a standard is still moving, we wait for the revision.
The changelog records everything shipped, with dates. Read the changelog for what exists, and this page for what is under consideration.