Roadmap
What works today. What doesn't yet.
eida is early, and the landing page names tools it cannot write to yet. This is the honest version of that list: what is live, what is being built this month, and what is sitting in the queue because somebody asked for it. If yours is not here, ask — that is how things get onto this page.
Ask for your tool Updated 2 September 2026Live now
You can use these today- Catching work in WhatsApp Reads only the chats you tick — groups and direct messages. It never sends a message from your number, and it cannot: there is no way to speak as you in the product. Live · Aug 2026
- The review inbox Everything eida heard, as a list you approve, fix or throw away. Works on a phone. This is eida's own screen — nothing to install anywhere else. Live · Aug 2026
- A receipt on every task Who asked, which chat, what time, in their exact words — attached to the task, so nobody has to scroll back to settle an argument. Live · Aug 2026
- Two weeks of watching only It proposes and stops. Your list stays exactly as you left it until you decide to switch writing on. Live · Aug 2026
- Writing into your own dashboard For teams already running their own board, approved work lands on it with the client, the due date and the quote. Live with our first customer. Live · Aug 2026
- Nothing missed while it was offline If the connection drops, recent messages from your watched chats are caught up on reconnect — and the gap itself is shown to you on the account screen, never hidden as a quiet day. Live · Aug 2026
Building now
Started · weeks, not months- Trello Approved work becomes a card on the board you already run, with the quote in the description and the due date on the card. Building
- Notion A row in your database, mapped to the columns you already use rather than columns we invent. Building
- Sign in as yourself Today a team shares one password, so the record says "approved by the workspace". Individual logins mean every approval carries the name of the person who made it. Building
- Getting the right person, every time Assignment currently matches on a name, which is exact until two people share one. Picking a person in the inbox will pass that person through, not their name. Building
Next
Planned · not started- Files saved to your own Google Drive The photos and documents shared in your chats, filed in your own Drive by client — each file saved only when you approve it, then handed back as a link when you ask. Next
- Reminders you approve, from eida's own number When caught work sits still, eida drafts the nudge and shows it to you first. Sent from eida's own separate number, signed as eida — never from yours. Next
- It learns how your team runs Tell it once — "nothing goes to the client before I see it" — and it remembers. It only follows rules you gave it or agreed to, and it can recite them back. Next
- "You already have this one" The same ask arrives three times in a busy group. eida should recognise it and propose it once, not three times. Next
- Reading the thread, not just the line "Make it Friday instead" means nothing on its own. Using the few messages around an ask makes the proposal better — and we will say plainly what that means for what we keep. Next
- A weekly recap you can send on Everything caught this week, in one message your client can read — so the person doing the work gets the credit for catching it. Next
- Hinglish and mixed-language asks Real client chats are not one language. Testing and tuning against how people actually type, rather than clean English. Next
Asked for
Somebody wants it · nobody has started- Asana Asked for
- Jira Asked for
- Google Sheets Asked for
- Google Calendar Asked for
- Slack Asked for
- ClickUp Asked for
How this page is kept. By hand, by us, on the date at the top. There are no vote counts on it because we would have to invent them — right now a request is an email from a person, and the honest signal is that we read every one of them. When something moves, it moves on this page first.
Ask for the tool you actually run.
The order of that list is decided by who asks. Tell us what your team opens every morning and we will tell you where it sits — usually within a week if you are willing to be the first team on it.