Roadmap

What we are testing, what comes next, and what remains undecided. For a connector, the roadmap is the list of connections.

Now Using the first connection ourselves, an iPhone to a computer we own, before anyone outside the company does
Next Signed builds you can install without a developer account; your choice of where the thinking runs
Later Undecided: other computers and phones, and who can sign in besides Apple accounts

In use by us

Connected and used by the company itself; outside testers come next.

Your iPhone The face of it. Everything starts on the phone; a computer you own does the heavier work when it is on. Say a thought once; it is kept as a note you can open later.
Tools you already use Developer tools, if you use them; the ones we build VOV with today. If you use developer tools, they can read and write the same memory.

What we build next, in order.

Your Mac, then your other computers Your Mac first, joining with the same Apple account and no second sign-in. Other computers you own are undecided for now. Files and notes on the Mac reachable from the phone, without sending them anywhere else.

Intended, not scheduled, and open to change.

Your notes Whichever notes app you already use, such as Apple Notes, Obsidian, Notion, Bear or plain text files in a folder. Everything you have written, findable from your phone by what it is about.
Your calendar Any calendar you can sign into, such as Apple, Google, Outlook or the one your school or employer runs. What is next, with the thing you kept about it beside it.
Your mail Any mailbox you can sign into. The two messages that need you, not the two hundred that do not.
Your files Folders on any computer you own, and the drives you already use, such as iCloud Drive, Google Drive or Dropbox. A document on one computer, found from your phone by what it is about.
School, work and the accounts you sign into Student and work portals, the services that hold your standing, deadlines and materials, and the social accounts you choose. Your standing, deadlines and materials in one place, with the portal named as the source.