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Every item here is open source and ships under Apache-2.0. Items ship when sponsored; watch counts are visible demand. Every item has its own page with both doors — sponsor it, or watch it.

What sponsorship is

You fund an item. It moves to the front of the queue. You co-write the acceptance criteria, so “done” means done on your meetings. Your name goes on the release note. It ships upstream, where everyone gets it — including your competitors.

What it is not

Not exclusivity. Not a private build. Not a feature-request board — demand without funding does not order anything, and funding does not buy work of your own design; it buys priority on this list. No dates are promised before an item is ordered and its acceptance criteria are written. Sizes are shown as S · M · L classes, never as durations.

How sponsorship works

1

Pick an item

Anything marked sponsorable below. Open its Sponsor this door — fifteen minutes with the founder.
2

Agree the fee basis in writing

Per item or per stage, agreed before work begins. Prices are not published on this page.
3

Co-write the acceptance criteria

“Done” is written against your meetings, not ours. Only once an item is ordered and its criteria are written does it carry a date.
4

It ships upstream

Under Apache-2.0, to everyone, with your name on the release note.
Sponsorship buys the order of the queue — never exclusivity, never a private build, and never a date the work has not earned.

1 · Capture anywhere, owned by you

Measured by: platforms and routes covered.

2 · Dependable capture

Measured by: served-transcript share and named-word share.
Speaker separation separates speakers. Names come from a roster you supply. Nobody enrols a voice.

3 · Your data, your rules

Measured by: controls shipped with an API and an audit line.

4 · Agents that act on meetings, safely

Measured by: verified delegated authority and tracing.

5 · A project the community runs

Measured by: hours to first human validation, and sponsored items shipped. How change earns its way in is written down and enforced, not conventional: the delivery constitution governs the flow from intake to release, and the architecture book governs the artifact. Contributors keep their rights under contributor rights. Sponsored items are delivered through that same loop — no private branch, no separate process.

Two doors on every item page

Sponsor this

Fifteen minutes. Bring the item and the constraint you are under.

Watch this

One email when it ships. Watch counts are how we see demand.
— Dmitry Grankin, founder, Vexa

The rest of the roadmap

Approach

How we sequence the work — principles first, execution core before features.

Stages

The build in dependency order, each stage with the proof that closes it.

Status

Where we are now, honestly — built, mid-rebuild, next.