Roadmap

What's next.

CouShell is the first app on top of an open platform. Here's what's already in your hands, what's landing soon, and what's coming after that.
Development · roadmap.board
ABY
Live
Shipped 3
CouShell 1.0 — desktop & Android
Abracadabra Server 3.0 — every platform
TypeScript SDK — @abraca/dabra
Next 2
Documentation
Plugins
On deck 4
Managed hosting
Rust server source — MIT
Rust provider — MIT
TipTap in Rust — MIT

Done

Shipped

Public, downloadable, working today.

CouShell 1.0 — desktop & Android

macOS, Windows, Linux and the Android sideload APK.

Abracadabra Server 3.0 — every platform

Signed binaries for macOS, Linux x86_64/arm64 and Windows.

TypeScript SDK — @abraca/dabra

Provider, client, identity keystore — published on npm.

MCP server package — @abraca/mcp

Expose any Abracadabra workspace to Claude and the rest of the MCP ecosystem.

Very soon

Next

In active work, landing in the coming weeks.

In progress
A
Aliceis working on it…

Documentation

A real, complete /docs surface for the SDK, the server, the apps and the plugin system.

In progress
B
Bobis working on it…

Plugins

The public plugin registry — one-click install from inside any Abracadabra app.

Soon

On deck

On the roadmap. Order shifts; the destination does not.

  1. 01

    Managed hosting

    Self-serve, paid, beyond invite-only — one click from cou.sh to a running server.

  2. 02

    Rust server source — MIT

    The full server crate, source-available under MIT.

  3. 03

    Rust provider — MIT

    The provider that powers every native client, opened up.

  4. 04

    TipTap in Rust — MIT

    A native-Rust ProseMirror/TipTap port, shared between the desktop and mobile clients.

  5. 05

    Rust-native CouShell

    The desktop app rebuilt on the Rust provider — same UI, native speed, smaller footprint.

  6. 06

    Swift SDK

    First-class Swift bindings on top of UniFFI.

  7. 07

    Native iOS app

    A real Swift/SwiftUI client — not a webview wrapper.

  8. 08

    Android SDK

    First-class Kotlin bindings.

  9. 09

    Native Android app

    Replacing the current sideload APK with a true native client.

  10. 10

    More example apps

    New first-party apps on top of the document tree, all open source.

  11. 11

    More example runners

    Reference deployments — bare-metal, Docker, Pi, NAS, embedded.

…and beyond

A roadmap is a promise of direction, not of dates — things move. Follow along in the documentation.