Everything below is either shipped, being worked on, queued, or honestly still an idea — and labelled as which. Nothing here is announced as done because it is written down.
Grounding checks, answer tabs, related searches, Focus, cited-page images, the news feed and daily brief, push notifications.
Calculator, unit conversion, currency at ECB rates, weather, local time and places — computed, not recalled.
A graded regression suite against the live product, and health checks that alert on the transition rather than on every failing minute.
Every no-fabrication case, run against the current build, so the citation rules carry a published number.
A second text-to-speech provider behind the hosted one, so voice quality does not depend on a single vendor’s terms page.
Calendar, reminders and notes, plus files it can list and read rather than only create.
OCR, PDF handling and image generation as tools it calls itself, so they are reachable from a sentence instead of a menu.
Sandboxed code execution, GitHub, website analysis, data analysis. Execution is the hard one: a sandbox that is not genuinely contained is worse than none.
The app already installs as a PWA. A native shell only earns its place if it does something the PWA cannot.
Channels, public and private spaces, invite links, reactions, and notifications that filter and push.
Nine theme presets plus sandboxed custom CSS, and rich link previews with fallbacks for domains that block scrapers.
Moderator and member tiers so a community can be governed.
What is actually happening in a space, for the people running it.
Publish when it matters; share between communities without copy and paste.
WebRTC, only if it does not turn a good text platform into a worse voice one.
OpenAI-compatible chat, the grounded /axion endpoint,
ARI routing, show-once keys, playground, usage and status.
Free while real usage patterns are still being learned; tiers before that changes.
Every field of a citation and every event in a trace, written down.
Sources first, then the answer as it is written.