Roadmap
Direction, not deadlines. We don’t put dates on the roadmap because we’d rather ship than promise — when something’s done it shows up, dated, on the changelog.
We’re rebuilding the Pipeline board around the activity that actually moves a deal, so status keeps deriving itself and the timeline reads like a story rather than a log. Still one pipeline per org, on purpose.
Better grounding means better abstention: we’re improving how Solve indexes your docs so drafted replies cite the right article more often — and say “I don’t know” only when they genuinely should.
Invoicing, expenses and cash-flow views are built; we’re finishing the last production hardening so Sum joins the live suite for every plan.
One screen that reads Pipeline, Tally and Sum together — revenue won, work delivered, hours billed — so a founder can see company health without a BI tool or an analyst.
Closing the loop from approved hours to paid invoice: clearer WIP and realisation, with FX snapshots carried through so multi-currency work reconciles cleanly.
Making the day-to-day surfaces — notifications, approvals, quick captures — comfortable on a phone, so the suite is usable away from a desk.
Programmatic access to your own data, and webhooks so Lyto can talk to the few tools you keep. Portability is a promise — your data should move as easily out as in.
A focused set of connectors — calendar, email, accounting export — chosen for a small team’s real workflow rather than a marketplace of hundreds nobody uses.
Scheduled and one-off exports of the numbers Pulse tracks, so month-end reporting to an accountant or a board is a download, not a copy-paste.
This roadmap is direction, not a commitment — priorities shift as we learn. Nothing here is a promise of a date or a guaranteed feature.
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