folio01 / Available: explore and draft.
The current release includes the interactive 3D introduction, a navigable learning library and a project draft builder. You can edit the scope labels, set a proposed value, choose a delivery window, review the result and download a text file.
The draft exists in your current page until you download it. There is no shared project dashboard, account system or automatic cloud save.
02 / To define: the agreement specification.
Before adding payments, the protocol needs an explicit model for the two parties, terms, milestone states, approvals, revisions and cancellation. The specification must say what each party can do and which conditions permit each state change.
- Define a complete agreement record and version history.
- Choose how both parties accept terms and changes.
- Specify review periods, dispute handling and access permissions.
03 / Planned: an on-chain prototype.
A future prototype would connect a supported wallet, create a test agreement and exercise funding and release flows with test assets. Network selection and the contract implementation are still open.
The important milestone would be demonstrating the entire lifecycle, including rejected actions and interrupted flows, rather than only showing a successful payment.
04 / Before a live release: validation.
These are proposed release gates. No completed audit, certification or security guarantee is implied.
- Test contract permissions and state transitions.
- Review how the interface presents signatures, approvals and errors.
- Evaluate the chosen dispute and cancellation model.
- Arrange appropriate independent security review before asking users to commit funds.
05 / Live availability: not scheduled.
There is no announced date for a live payment release, and this roadmap is not a delivery guarantee. Features may change as the specification is developed.
The current roadmap focuses on agreements, approvals and the payment lifecycle.