Build what matters.
Ship it clearly.
The roadmap separates what is being finished now from what comes next. Priorities can move as real-world testing, source quality, Apple review, and user feedback change what matters most.
Launch candidate.
Background driving awareness
Finish physical-device validation for normal background use, locked-screen use, permission changes, cooldown behavior, and notification taps.
Alert routing + history
Make Driving and Watch history useful after the fact, including fixed timestamps, map context, and direct camera detail when the record is available.
App Store Connect
Configure subscription products, pricing, screenshots, metadata, privacy disclosures, purchase/restore testing, archive, and review submission.
Post-launch improvements.
Richer camera metadata
Improve operator, jurisdiction, direction, source context, and related fields where trustworthy public-source data supports them.
Map rendering + exploration
Continue smoothing large-scale zoom transitions, clustering, viewport loading, and selected-camera presentation across dense areas.
Statistics polish
Refine trends, labels, selection context, and comparisons without manufacturing historical data that was never recorded.
Watch delivery infrastructure
Move beyond app-side feed checks toward secure remote Watch delivery after identity, token registration, backend processing, consent, and privacy controls are fully validated.
Data quality tooling
Improve how source changes, duplicate records, missing metadata, and jurisdiction-specific coverage are reviewed and published.
Release automation
Keep website release notes, App Store metadata, and shipping build information synchronized as the public release cadence grows.
Broader platform ideas.
Android
Evaluate a native Android version once the iPhone launch experience and shared data platform are stable enough to reproduce well.
Richer Watch notifications
Add better new-camera context, source/change descriptions, and stronger deduplication as server-side delivery comes online.
Additional data views
Explore useful public-data insights that help people understand coverage and change without implying capabilities the source data does not provide.
Roadmap ≠ promise. These items describe product direction, not guaranteed dates or contractual commitments. We would rather move a feature than ship it badly or describe it more strongly than the data supports.