Roadmap

Direction without delivery theater.

The roadmap names the work in view without turning themes into promises.

FactionOS is moving through a static public website launch path first, then quality, deployment, and handoff work. Product and hosted-service claims stay bounded to shipped evidence.

Themes

Current focus, planned themes, and later themes.

The order below is a review aid, not a delivery promise. Shipped links resolve to current news entries or the news index.

Current focus

Finish the first-release public website surface.

The immediate work is trust and conversion page depth for visitors who need product fit, setup, security, FAQ, policy, and contact clarity.

  1. Website

    Trust, content, and conversion pages

    Status current focus

    Complete use cases, security, publishing, company, contact, press, roadmap, FAQ, and legal placeholder routes before the final copy pass.

    Guardrail Legal and policy pages remain visibly pre-review until owner-approved text exists.

  2. Review

    Cross-linking and copy consistency

    Status current focus

    Audit internal links, CTAs, route labels, metadata, and no-overclaim language across the launch website.

    Guardrail The copy pass may remove or soften language if evidence does not support it.

  3. Privacy

    Static-site trust boundary

    Status current focus

    Keep website behavior static while routing demo, docs, and email contact actions to explicit external or mailto destinations.

    Guardrail No analytics, hosted forms, cookies, auth, runtime personalization, or server adapter behavior is added here.

Near-term themes

Quality and launch readiness come after route completion.

The next website work focuses on responsive hardening, performance, automated checks, deployment path evidence, and launch handoff documentation.

  1. Quality

    Responsive and accessibility hardening

    Status planned theme

    Review desktop, tablet, narrow mobile, keyboard focus, heading scale, wrapping, and footer reachability after all pages exist.

    Guardrail This is quality evidence for the static website, not broad product certification.

Later themes

Product expansion stays evidence-gated.

Future product and hosted-service directions need scoped specs, threat models, tests, docs, and owner review before public claims change.

  1. Hosted

    Hosted options with disabled-default guardrails

    Status later theme

    Optional hosted storage, analytics, push, public replay, tunnels, or remote access remain future review areas.

    Guardrail These are not active hosted-service claims and do not imply account identity or production auditability.

  2. Teams

    Collaboration and team workflow depth

    Status later theme

    Role-specific team pages can later connect to stronger collaboration evidence after identity, authorization, consent, and abuse controls exist.

    Guardrail War Room federation remains optional and separate from hosted account identity.

Recently shipped

Existing news entries only.

These links point at current non-draft news content. If a matching news entry is not available, the roadmap should link to the news index instead of inventing history.

News evidence

Static public website foundation

Astro static output, metadata helpers, sitemap posture, RSS, and publishing routes are in place.

Resolved from an existing news entry, not a roadmap promise.

News evidence

Blog and news publishing polish

Publishing templates now support featured entries, category groups, related links, and draft-safe validation.

Resolved from the news collection and bounded to editorial readiness.

News evidence

Separate synthetic demo destination

The public website links to a separate demo destination without becoming an app host itself.

Resolved from an existing demo news entry with explicit external-boundary language.

News evidence

Trust and content route expansion

Website route depth expanded into use cases, security, publishing, company, contact, and press surfaces.

Resolved from an existing company-style website update.