Transparent roadmap

No vaporware in the rear-view.

Roadsy distinguishes implemented product work from release work still ahead. Dates will follow evidence from testing, not wishful thinking.

Implemented

The product core

Manual and automatic trip recording with restart-safe checkpoints
Encrypted local trip, route, sensor, event, and sync-queue storage
Driving score breakdowns with confidence and unknown-speed-limit handling
Trip history, route visuals, graphs, reports, XP, levels, badges, and challenges
Email and Google sign-in with private resumable cloud sync
Friends, progress posts, kudos, comments, leaderboards, and private family circles
Passenger correction, route visibility controls, diagnostics controls, and account deletion

Release work

The road to launch

Real-world calibration

Physical-drive testing across phone mounts, vehicles, road types, and longer sessions.

Production navigation

Licensed road and speed-limit data, live guidance, and honest coverage handling.

Android Auto map experience

A validated map surface and guidance flow for supported vehicle displays.

Release operations

Play signing, Play Integrity verification, store declarations, moderation workflows, and closed testing.

Product boundary

Recording a navigation session is not the same as providing navigation.

Roadsy can label a destination and record a drive today. It will not be marketed as turn-by-turn guidance until the map, routing, speed-limit source, in-car experience, and release validation are complete.

Android launch

Roadsy is getting road-ready.

Closed testing, physical-drive calibration, Play review, and production navigation remain before public release.

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