Roadmap

A date on a roadmap is a promise that goes stale without anyone noticing. A state is either true today or it is not.

What we build after the first release is decided by what people ask for — which is why the last section below is a vote rather than a list of our own intentions.

Built

In the app today, and in the first release.

• Imports the configurations you already have, by file or QR code
• Several tunnels at once on current macOS, when their routes can coexist
• Internal names: a client's names resolved through the tunnel by their DNS, every other name by this device's
• Keeps your connections in step across your own devices when you press “Synchronise Now”, through your own iCloud or your own SFTP server, sealed with a passphrase we never see
• Files connections into groups, sorts and filters them, and shares them as text with their QR code
• Watches the resources that matter on each connection and shows their state as soon as the tunnel is up
• Filters logs by connection, shows only errors, exports and shares them
• Switches DNS from a menu, without reopening a single configuration
• Provides Shortcuts actions to connect and disconnect a named connection, without bringing the app to the front
• Tells you when the connection you start overlaps one that is already up
• Gives a colour to the app, to each connection and to each group
• Checks internal names live: response time and the days left on their HTTPS certificate

In development

• Managed Paart — an OPNsense plugin you install on your own firewall — See its page for what it is, what it is not, and why it has no date.
• Paart for Windows — Coming soon. No date announced.

Considering

Nothing here is decided. What gets built after the first release is decided by what people ask for, and this is where you ask.