Roadmap & Voting
The roadmap at updates.foura.ai/roadmap shows planned features and lets you vote on what gets built next.
What You'll See
The roadmap is organized into three columns. Each item includes a title, description, category, and vote count. Items are sorted by vote count within each column, so the most popular items appear at the top.
Columns
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Planned | On the list, work hasn't started |
| In Progress | Currently being built |
| Done | Shipped and available |
Those three are the whole board. An item that gets cancelled leaves the roadmap rather than moving to a fourth column.
Categories
Items may have a category label (e.g. "API", "Dashboard", "Developer Experience") to indicate which part of the platform they affect. The label is translated with the rest of the page. If you read the same item through the API you get the underlying slug (api, dashboard, developer-experience) instead.
How to Use It
Voting
Click the vote button on any item to add your vote. Click again to remove it. You don't need to be logged in.
Votes are anonymous. Instead of an account, a vote is keyed to your IP address plus the first 50 characters of your browser's User-Agent string. Three practical consequences:
- Clearing cookies or opening a private window doesn't give you a second vote, because neither changes that pair.
- Colleagues sharing an office IP and the same browser family on the same operating system share one vote per item, because those User-Agent strings agree for their first 50 characters. The second person to click removes the first person's vote instead of adding their own.
- After a reload the button shows no vote even if you already cast one. Clicking it then removes your vote, so click once per item.
The same rule applies whether you vote from the page or through POST /api/roadmap/:id/vote. Voting is limited to 30 requests per minute per IP address. See the Updates Portal API for the endpoint.
Popular items rise to the top of each column, which helps the team prioritize.
Target Dates
Some items include a target date. These are estimates, not commitments. Check the Changelog for confirmed releases.
Tips
- Vote for the features you'd actually use. The vote count directly influences prioritization.
- If you don't see a feature you need, contact support. The portal has no form for requests: the Issues page only lists known problems.
- Items marked Done appear in the Changelog with release details.
Related
- Changelog: Released features and updates
- Known Issues: Current bugs and their status
- Updates Portal: All portal sections