Public roadmap

Show users what's planned, in progress, and shipped. Driven by tasks you opt-in to flag public.

The Public roadmap surfaces a curated slice of your tasks to users: what's planned, what you're building, what's shipped.

The roadmap lives at /roadmap on your portal domain:

  • Frostbyte subdomain: https://exampleProject.getfrostbyte.dev/roadmap
  • Custom domain: https://feedback.yourdomain.com/roadmap

Prerequisites

  • You're on Indie or above. The roadmap is part of the Feedback Portal.
  • Your hub is enabled.
  • You've toggled Enable public roadmap in hub settings.

What appears on the roadmap

A task appears on the public roadmap only if you've turned on Show on roadmap for it. This is opt-in per task, so internal refactors, security fixes, and anything you'd rather not pre-announce stay off by default.

Flag a task by editing it and toggling Show on roadmap in the modal, or during the convert step when accepting a Feedback Portal submission.

The roadmap groups public tasks into three columns:

  • Planned: tasks with status to-do.
  • In progress: tasks with status in-progress.
  • Released: tasks with status done, grouped by their release.

Released grouping

The "Released" column groups completed tasks by the release they shipped in. Each release header shows the release name, ship date, and, if you published them, the notes from the Release notes generator.

What visitors can do

The public roadmap is read-only. Visitors can browse but can't comment or vote there. To gather input, point users at the main portal on your domain, where they can submit and vote.

Non-task roadmap items

Some roadmap entries don't map to a single task: high-level commitments like "rewriting the API layer" or "moving to v2 billing". Create these from hub settings, and they appear on the roadmap with the status you set.

Use non-task items for cross-cutting work. Use the per-task toggle for everything else.

Disabling

Toggle Enable public roadmap off in hub settings. The roadmap URL returns 404, the data stays in the project, and your roadmap flags are preserved.

What's next

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