Public roadmap · updated August 11, 2026
What’s real, what’s being tested, and what comes next.
This is a customer-readable view, not the engineering backlog. A milestone is labeled available only when the audience can actually use it; internal proof is called internal proof.
← Back to the Vero Home introductionAvailable nowPublic foundation
- Vero Home product model and plain-language privacy position
- Founding Household applications
- Public roadmap and development-update archive
- Website privacy and public contact information
Internal proofSecure Windows foundation
- Customer-shaped Windows installer and Vero Host service
- Local database, owner setup, login, and protected sessions
- Pinned encrypted LAN transport and approved-device pairing foundation
- Production-base hardware inventory and provisional model recommendations
- Backup, restore, maintenance, diagnostics, and support-bundle foundations
In progress / up nextPhone, Anywhere, and local AI
- Native Android application foundation
- Android pairing and a blank secure LAN connection
- Blank Vero Anywhere connection over cellular
- Exact approved local-model download and verification
- The first normal Ask Vero text response
- Signed detailed Windows assessment
LaterHousehold workflows
- Shared groceries and meal planning
- Family calendar and reminders
- Bill organization
- Household inventory
- Grounded local document lookup
- Native iPhone and iPad applications
Vero Weekly #01
The secure home foundation is taking shape
What we completed
- Strengthened the Windows service, local database, owner-session, and secure device foundations.
- Added customer recovery, backup, restore, maintenance, and support-diagnostic paths.
- Opened the first public site and Founding Household application.
What we learned
Reliable recovery and clear failure states have to be part of a household product from the start. A feature is not useful if a normal household cannot recover safely when a computer, update, or database has a bad day.
What we are working on now
The next customer-facing foundation is the native Android client: pairing an approved phone, connecting securely on home Wi-Fi, and making the same protocol ready for Vero Anywhere.
What comes next
After that connection path is proven, Vero can install and verify an approved local model and then add household workflows one at a time.
Founding Households: applications are open. Invitations will begin only after the installation, phone, local-model, backup, and remote-access gates needed for the pilot pass.
How roadmap status works
- Available now means the public audience named by the page can use it.
- Internal proof means working code has passed its stated internal test gate but is not yet a public product download.
- In progress / up next identifies the next committed customer milestones without promising an exact date.
- Later records important direction that is not part of the immediate release sequence.
Planning dates and prices remain working estimates until the relevant technical, support, legal, and customer gates pass.