What we’re building next

Because you deserve to know what you’re buying into. Hydron is something you put your production traffic on; you should be able to see — before you commit — whether the features you need are days, weeks, or quarters away. A roadmap is a commitment we can be held to.

Dates on software roadmaps are almost always wrong, and when they slip they make things worse. Instead, we publish an honest order of operations: 1 items in "Now" we’re actively shipping, 2 in "Next" once those land, and 1 larger items in "Later" for the back end of the period.

The next three months of Hydron development. The page is refreshed as items ship and as the next set comes into focus, so it should always reflect what’s genuinely on deck — not a 12-month wishlist.

Items that unblock the most users move up. Reliability work and pricing transparency block every user, so they go first. Team accounts are blocked by anyone bringing a teammate. Migration tooling unlocks the largest single group of new users — anyone leaving Vercel, Heroku, Render, or Railway — and is the biggest investment, so it’s scoped accordingly.

Yes, please. The fastest path is the contact form. Specific, concrete asks tied to a real workflow you’re running carry the most weight — they’re what shaped this roadmap in the first place.

This roadmap is intentionally short. Five focused items the team can actually finish well beats fifteen we half-ship. Items not listed are either already live (see the docs), or they’re on the longer-horizon list and will surface here when their time comes.

No — but it’s the same plan we’re working against internally, in the same priority order. We don’t maintain two versions of reality. If something on this list changes, this page changes with it.