// roadmap
Where this is going.
A solo-developer roadmap, in three honest buckets: what's happening now, what's next, and what's being explored but not promised.
Now
- App Store launch. BurnPony 1.0 is complete and being prepared for App Store submission. The notify list gets one email the day it goes live.
Next
- Open-source release: shipped. The app, the viewer, and the relay server are public at github.com/norsehorse-dev/BurnPonyiOS, with the v1 protocol written against the frozen code. Details on the open source page.
- An Android sibling. The Pony family already lives on both platforms; BurnPony follows. iOS ships first.
Exploring
These are under consideration, not commitments. They ship when they can be done right, or not at all:
- Encrypted attachments. Small files sealed the same way notes are. The size and abuse questions have to be answered first.
- A v2 envelope with Argon2id. PBKDF2 at 600,000 iterations is the current OWASP-aligned choice; a future envelope version could adopt memory-hard hashing.
- Shortcuts support. Creating a note from an Apple Shortcut for people who automate everything.
Have an opinion on priorities? Tell the developer directly — the roadmap genuinely bends to real feedback.