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Development Roadmap

Follow our journey from concept to open-source release. Currently at stage 7/9, with OpenLift released and self-hosting work moving forward.

7/9 - Released

1. Planning

Completed

Research and design phase defining core problems and solution approach.

  • Market research and competitor analysis
  • User interviews with serious lifters
  • Feature specification and requirements
  • Technology stack selection
  • Open-source licensing decisions

2. Architecture

Completed

System design for scalability, maintainability, and open-source compatibility.

  • Database schema design for workout data
  • API architecture and endpoints
  • Mobile app architecture and state
  • Data export/import system design
  • Security and privacy framework

3. Developing Backend Application

Completed

Core backend services including user management, workouts, and analytics.

  • Auth and authorization system
  • Workout logging and history API
  • Progression recommendation engine
  • Data export/import
  • Performance analytics

4. Developing Mobile Application

Completed

Building mobile apps for intuitive workout tracking and progression.

  • Cross-platform development
  • Workout tracking interface and timer
  • Offline-first data sync
  • Progress visualization and charts
  • Exercise library and custom exercises

5. Private Beta

Completed

Limited release to selected testers for feedback and bug identification.

  • Recruit experienced lifters
  • Limited deployment (50-100 users)
  • Collect UX feedback
  • Performance testing
  • Bug fixes and stabilization

6. Public Beta

Completed

Expanded beta with invites going out to Discord members and waitlist signups.

  • Discord invite wave
  • Waitlist access enabled
  • Community feedback & iteration
  • Scale testing
  • Final UI/UX polish

7. Official Release

Released

Full public launch with complete feature set and support.

  • App Store and Google Play releases
  • Marketing launch
  • Support system and docs
  • Community onboarding
  • Performance monitoring
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8. Self-Hosted Image

Upcoming

Release a self-hosted image so users can host OpenLift on their own infrastructure.

  • Container image release
  • Self-hosting setup guide
  • Environment configuration
  • Storage and database setup
  • Upgrade and maintenance path
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9. Open Source the Core Project

Future

Release the core codebase enabling community contributions and self-hosting.

  • Public GitHub repository
  • Self-hosting docs and Docker
  • Contribution guidelines
  • Plugin architecture
  • Sustainability and maintenance plan

Follow Our Progress

OpenLift is released, and self-hosting work is moving forward. Join Discord or follow the docs for updates.