Public roadmap
Vote for what would help you most. Votes guide the work, while safety, prerequisites, and product direction still shape what comes next.
Statuses and order may change as the product evolves.
Actively taking shape.
Mobile apps are in development. Use local manual features and offline data independently from first launch; pairing a computer adds integrations. Current linking supports Windows PCs only.
Linux support is in development and is not part of the current Windows-to-Windows device setup. Follow this item for availability; no release date is set.
Committed direction, after current priorities.
Bring unresolved asks, promises, follow-ups, and next actions into one source-linked queue that is easy to finish or dismiss.
Why this priority: Following through after an encounter is central to Gravify's purpose.
See where encounters happened and which people are connected to the places that shape your life.
Make first setup, calendar selection, settings, and newly enabled features understandable through focused guidance.
Improve how Gravify recognizes the same person across contact sources while keeping every merge reviewable and reversible.
In development, not available in Personal yet. Connect Gmail and Google Calendar with clear selection, synchronization and recovery controls.
Why this priority: Upcoming options in Settings are previews, not working connections.
In development, not available in Personal yet. Connect Outlook mail and calendars with clear selection, synchronization and recovery controls.
Why this priority: Upcoming options in Settings are previews, not working connections.
Give Gravify its own private assistant for understanding context, preparing actions, and asking before meaningful trade-offs.
Connect approved external tools such as Claude, Codex, and MCP servers while keeping context access and every action under owner control.
Make large and partial WhatsApp imports complete progressively, recover cleanly, and explain exactly what has arrived.
Replay the cinematic relationship reveal on demand and create focused stories when a person's chat history is imported.
Bring owner-authorized Instagram relationship context into Gravify through a clearly bounded connector.
Bring owner-authorized LinkedIn relationship context into Gravify without turning Personal into a sales CRM.
Bring owner-authorized Telegram conversations and relationship context into the Personal Hub.
Upcoming email connectors, including Gmail and Outlook Mail, are not available yet. Bring owner-authorized threads and open loops into the Hub; never send messages autonomously.
In development, not available yet. Connect owner-selected TickTick tasks and lists with clear synchronization and recovery controls.
Choose full, recent or on-demand media; distinguish freeing local space from deleting everywhere. Explore safe reuse of identical gallery files, bounded downloads and transfer recovery.
Ideas being understood, not promises yet.
Keep selected Gravify notes and relationship context synchronized with an owner-controlled Obsidian workspace.
Keep selected Gravify notes and relationship context synchronized with an owner-controlled Notion workspace.
Show how interaction and observed presence change over time through legible timelines, charts, and orbital views.
Create a searchable notes space with links to people, dates, confirmations, facts, and open loops.
Add fast device entry points for recording encounters, people, and names at the moment they are needed.
Choose reminder channels, sounds, timing, and tone while keeping notification behavior predictable.
Explore privacy-conscious signals about conversational tone and relationship quality without presenting them as objective truth.
Let explicitly approved assistants exchange the minimum information needed to suggest plans that work for both people.
Support more calendar sources through Gravify's shared provider identity and selection controls.
Evaluate distributed reconciliation, including Syncthing, while retaining optional Tailscale access. Devices could exchange edits with the Hub off; this is not available or an approved architecture replacement.
Evaluate integrated pairing, Iroh relays or owner-controlled encrypted storage. An optional managed service needs cost and privacy validation; no subscription, price or delivery date is announced.
Explore moving integrations between capable owner-controlled computers. Provider credentials stay on the assigned host; replicas must not run duplicate imports or workflow effects.
Shipped foundation
These capabilities are already part of Personal. The history records when each foundation entered the product.
Explore observed relationship movement, shared context, groups, filters, and time windows without turning activity into a verdict on who matters.
Keep profiles, names, contact details, notes, avatars, labels, imports, and reviewed duplicate decisions together.
Plan time locally, link people deliberately, and record real-world encounters. Google and Microsoft calendar connections are still in development.
Create sentence-led relationship reminders and resolve profiles, encounters, duplicates, and synchronization issues in one review queue.
WhatsApp is the only available account connector today: optional, unofficial and owner-controlled. Device contacts and file imports are separate sources. Google, Microsoft and TickTick are not available yet.
Keep private data on owner-controlled hardware with encrypted offline clients and a canonical Personal Hub. Current device-linking work targets Windows PCs with Tailscale; mobile and Linux clients are in development.
Help shape it
Proposals are private until Andrea reviews and rewrites an idea for the public roadmap.
Do not include messages, contact details, relationship history, credentials, or other Personal Hub content.
This keeps voting and proposals accountable while leaving the roadmap readable by everyone.
Sign inLatest changelog
September 20, 2026 · Windows
Stable 0.1.18
Tester 0.1.37
Tester releases could be unstable.
Install over the existing Windows version and restart Gravify. Existing Hub data and agent connections remain in place. Stable is unchanged. Calendar proposals still require approval in the app; the Assistant does not send messages to people.