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# Product Roadmap
![roadmap-1152x672-flip](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/194400/27068309-5b379538-5007-11e7-99fb-20f09369c672.jpg)
+
+
-## _Why_?
+# _Why_? 🤷♀️
Having a _clear_ **Product Roadmap** is ***essential***
to help ***everyone*** _focus_
-on our collective **goal**.
-
-### _Public_?
-
-From a "commercial" perspective making our
-Product Roadmap `public` _can_ be viewed as
-"_**giving away** all our **secrets**_" by those who follow
-_traditional_ (_competition-focussed_) _capitalism_.
-
-We don't think we are "_competing_" with anyone,
-rather we are trying to _serve_ the people
-using our app and listen to their feedback.
-If there are other people/teams/companies
-trying to solve the same challenge as us
-and they are _not_ open-sourcing their code
-and/or guarding the user-feedback,
-they are _stuck_ in a _fixed_ mindset.
-We believe that _radical_ transparency and openness
-both in _what_ we do and _how_ we do it
-is _essential_ for succeeding in our _mission_.
-
-Only time will tell if making our product roadmap
-Public on GitHub is a good or bad idea, we think it's
-worth the _experiment_ just to discover the outcome.
-
-## _What_?
+on our _collective **goal**_.
+
+> **Note**: this document is a
+["work-in-progress"](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/work_in_progress#Noun),
+it's _definitely_ not "finished".
+A _good_ product roadmap evolves over time
+in response to _feedback_;
+by definition it's _never_ "complete".
+What you are reading is a _snapshot_
+of the roadmap as it is _right now_.
+If you ⭐ (bookmark) the repo
+and return to it in future, it will _definitely_ be different
+because we update it fairly regularly.
+We use a Git repo so that we (_and anyone `else` in the community_)
+can _track_ the changes/evolution as we
+[Learn, Build and Measure](http://theleanstartup.com/principles).
+We welcome any/all feedback on it
+_especially_ from people who are `new`
+to the
+[`@dwyl`](https://github.com/dwyl/start-here#who)
+community.
+Please
+[open an issue](https://github.com/dwyl/product-roadmap/issues)
+if you have any ideas/questions.
+Thanks! ✨
+
+
+
+
+## _Why_ Are We Building An _App_?
+
+If there was an _existing_
+(Open Source Cross-platform Real-time Collaborative)
+system
+that allowed us to achieve _everything_ we have in mind for the dwyl App,
+we would _use_ it without hesitation.
+Sadly, we have not found any platform
+that has a
+[_systematic_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System),
+[goal oriented](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goal_orientation)
+and
+[collaborative](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collaboration)
+way to _effectively_ let individuals and/or teams:
+
+1. **Set** **goals** that are ["SMART"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMART_criteria)
+either freeform or using the [OKR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OKR) framework.
+
+2. **Capture** everything on one's mind
+as (plaintext) `items`, (voice) `recordings` or `images`
+to declutter thoughts
+and think more clearly/creatively
+
+3. **Categorise** the `items` into logical categories using `tags`
+(_ideally linked to specific goals_).
+
+4. **Transform** `items` of text into _actionable_ `items`
+such as:
+"Task" (_with context, deadline, progress, dependencies, etc._),
+"Reminder",
+"Calendar" (_Meeting, Date, Event, Travel, etc._),
+"Ingredient" (Shopping list `item`), etc.
+We want _complete_ versatility in the `tags` that can be applied to items
+so that our App can be used for _any_ purpose that helps people organise their lives.
+
+5. **Track** tasks and goal progress **_visually_**.
+
+6. **Communicate** with others what task we are focussing on
+so we can all avoid interrupting/distracting each other during
+["Deep Work"](https://www.calnewport.com/books/deep-work)
+Avoiding the "what you doing" type questions,
+or general interruptions is essential for focus work.
+
+7. **Delegate** specific tasks
+to people in one's family/team/org
+with built-in tracking to _eliminate_
+["status update requests"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busy_work)
+
+There are _plenty_ of "productivity" apps
+that _partially_ solve these problems.
+_Most_ of the Apps you/we can list are Closed Source,
+which rules them out (for us)
+for the reasons described in "Why Open Source?" (_below_).
+We have _scoured_ GitHub/GitLab/etc. to find an Open Source App/system
+we can use and nothing comes _close_ to solving the problem.
+We have _extensively studied_ the
+UI/UX
+of the Closed Source Apps
+see: https://github.com/dwyl/product-ux-research/issues
+and _none_ of them have the workflow (UX) we want
+or they focus on the wrong things!
+
+[![notion-encourages-busywork](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/194400/85288902-75077480-b48e-11ea-8b41-75299936985b.png)](https://github.com/dwyl/product-ux-research/issues/5#issuecomment-647495254 "Notion encourages busy-work - Click to read")
+
+We want to help people focus on the _one_ `task`
+they need to be doing _right now_,
+and easily hide/show the rest when needed.
+We want to apply both the science and art of distraction-free focus
+we have read about in books such as
+"Deep Work",
+"Indistractable",
+"Digital Minimalism",
+"Make Time",
+"Tools of Titans",
+"Hyperfocus"
+and _many_ others.
+The fact is this:
+_none_ of the _existing_ closed source Apps
+help you to _prioritise_ and _focus_
+on your highest value/impact `items`.
+We are _fixing_ that!
+
+
+
+# _What_?
+dwyl's
+[mission](https://github.com/dwyl/start-here/blob/6fac8f0e4b9a81cba929eb7e577f22a4a0eb734c/mission.md#what-is-dwyls-mission)
+is to:
+
+## _Empower people to maximise effectiveness, creativity and happiness._
+
+
+Although Tony Robbins is a somewhat polarising character, we unreservedly agree with this thought:
+
+## "_The secret to happiness is one word: progress.
Progress equals happiness._" [Tony Robbins](https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/06/tony-robbins-this-is-the-secret-to-happiness-in-one-word.html)
+
+
+We believe that by helping people
+_effectively_ keep track
+of their progress
+toward their goals,
+they will naturally be happier.
+Happiness is almost a _byproduct_ of personal effectiveness!
+
+## "_Happiness is not something ready made.
It comes from your own actions._" ~ [Dalai Lama](https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/1263-happines)
+
+By helping people to focus their efforts
+on their highest priority items,
+we are helping people be _happy_.
+That's a mission we can _all_ get on board with!
+
+
Our immediate plan is to build a **_single_ app**
that satisfies _several_ human needs
while focussing on the theme of "***personal effectiveness***".
+
The @dwyl App will be a "_hybrid_"
containing several features
that together help the individual
achieve _all_ of their personal goals
through a systematic workflow.
+
+
+## _What Problem_ Are We _Solving_?
+
+We are building an App that
+creates a systematic approach
+to solve the problem we _all_ face every day.
+What do you think of when you
+see/read/hear/think of
+the following words:
+
+
+## "_I don't have enough time to_..."
+
+How many times have you heard
+a friend, family member or work colleague
+say these words?
+
+> "I don't have enough time to:"
+> 1. **`exercise`**
+> 2. **prepare `healthy` food**
+> 3. get a **full night's `sleep`**
+> 4. **`read` a book**
+> 5. **`declutter` and `clean`**
+> 5. **learn a `language`**
+> 6. **learn/practice a `skill`**
+that will get me the **job** I will **_love_ doing**
+> 7. spend with all my **`family` and `friends`**
+> 8. **meet `new` people**
+> 9. try **`new experiences`**
+> 9. pursue a **`creative hobby`** that brings me **joy**
+> 10. **play a `musical instrument`**
+> 11. go **outdoors and enjoy `nature`**
+> 12. **`travel`**
+
+... the list of things we _think_ we don't have enough time for is _infinite_.
+These are just the ones people most frequently mention.
+
+Even if we don't _say_ the words out loud,
+we have all _thought_ them at some point.
+We all forego doing things that we _really_ want/need to do
+because we _feel_ like there isn't enough time.
+
+Whatever your mindset regarding the amount of time
+you have available
+to do everything you want in life,
+one thing is certain: **without** a **_systematic_ approach**
+we are **_all_ ineffective** in how we spend/invest our **time**.
+
+You may have seen the following quote online:
+
+## "_Lack of direction, not lack of time, is the problem.
We all have 24-hour days._" ~ [Zig Ziglar](https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/270489-lack-of-direction-not-lack-of-time-is-the-problem)
+
+or
+
+### "_The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot_” ~ [Michael Altshuler](https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/144299)
+
+or the most
+[cliché](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clich%C3%A9) of all:
+
+## "_You have the same number of hours in a day as Beyonce_" ~ [Instagram](https://github.com/dwyl/home/issues/29)
+
+
+The problem with these "motivational" quotes
+often repeated on social media
+is that they can make us **feel _worse_**
+about our time-management - _**self**_
+"**productivity** [***shaming***](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shame)" -
+and **don't** actually **_help_** us **move _forward_**!
+**Queen Bey** has an _army_ of people helping her get the most out of her day.
+The rest of us don't have personal assistants and entourages of people
+to help us maximise our time.
+The rest of us need a _system_!
+
+
+
+Each person has their own _reasons_
+for not having enough time,
+but the universal fact is that
+very few people are living their _best_ life.
+For most people it's not their fault.
+The existing _systems_
+for keeping us "on track" are _fundamentally_ broken.
+The pull of distraction is overwhelming to most people.
+
+Billions of people have been lured into _burning_ time
+on low-value entertainment activities
+such as watching TV or
+endlessly scrolling through social media apps
+instead of working on their personal goals.
+
+> As former Facebook President,
+[Sean Parker](https://github.com/dwyl/learn-react/issues/23#issuecomment-647521076)
+put it:
+Facebook's goal is to
+"_consume as much of your time and conscious attention as possible_".
+> The more time you spend on their platforms
+the more money they all make.
+They don't care that they are _systematically_
+[wasting the lives of millions of people](https://github.com/nelsonic/nelsonic.github.io/issues/779#issuecomment-625188176).
+
+
+
+The _reason_ most people are _ineffective_ at focussing
+on tasks that move them toward a specific goal
+is that they don't have adequate _systems_
+for focussing on what matters
+and maximising personal effectiveness.
+Meanwhile the _system_
+[Mark & Pals](https://github.com/dwyl/learn-react/issues/23)
+have created has an army of
+Social/Computer Science PhDs
+whose job it is to make their time-wasting Apps
+as [psychologically addictive](https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/may/08/social-media-copies-gambling-methods-to-create-psychological-cravings)
+as possible.
+The average person without a systematic approach doesn't stand a _chance_!
+
+### System
+
+
+## "_You do not rise to the level of your goals.
You fall to the level of your systems._"
~ [James Clear](https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/9536717), Atomic Habits
+
+
+The ***system*** we are building
+is designed to help ourselves and others
+move towards our
+(life/health/fitness/career/etc.)
+goals.
+We haven't found a catchy one-line phrase
+to summarise it yet. ([`#HelpWanted`]())
+Instead we can describe the App as a means
+to answer the following **10 questions**:
+
+1. **What** are my **goals** in life?
+(personal/professional/family/financial/fitness/etc.)
+2. Is what I'm doing **right now**
+moving me **towards** one of my **goals**?
+3. What is the **highest priority task**
+that I _should_ be working on **right now**?
+4. Is the **highest priority task** well defined
+or does it need more detail before I can start on it?
+5. What is the **_smallest_ thing** I can **do**
+to **make progress** toward one of my **goals**?
+6. Am I **_effectively_ communicating** what I'm working on
+with other people so they know when I am **focussing**?
+7. Is there anything **requiring my attention right now**
+that **_cannot_ wait** until the end
+of my current highest priority task
+or focus time interval?
+8. **Who** in my team/family needs me
+in order to make progress
+on their current (or next) task?
+9. Which task on _my_ list **can I _delegate_**
+to someone else so that I can focus on
+the item that _only_ I can do.
+10. What should I **_avoid_ doing**
+or **say** "**no**" to now
+so that I can **focus** on my highest priority item?
+
+
+
+## "_The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything._" ~ [Warren Buffet](https://medium.com/the-ascent/you-can-do-amazing-things-but-only-if-you-have-time-to-do-them-31c07ab5b04e)
+
+What do _you_ need to (_politely and plainly_) say "***no***" to
+so you can **focus** on your **goals**?
+
+
+
+
+
+
+## 3 Stages of Our Roadmap
+
+
+### 1. _Individual_ Person Experience -> [_Single Player_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-player_video_game)
+
+If the App is not _immediately_ useful to an _individual_ person
+and relies on "network effects" it will be
+[DOA](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_on_arrival).
+We need to _optimise_ for the individual _first_
+and then once we are able to use the App individually _ourselves_,
+we can move on to the "Team" experience (see below).
+
+In the _individual_ person experience, the person uses the dwyl App to:
+
++ **capture** > **brain-dump** everything they have in their head
+so that they can think clearly (_without a cluttered mind_) and prioritise. 📝
+
+ > Capturing text (_and later voice memos and images_) as "items"
+ which can then be categorised/organised using tags
+ is the most intuitive and versatile way of storing data.
+ We only need _one_ field or data type (`text`).
+ We can then apply `tags` to an `item` to make it into _anything_ else.
+ And then the UI renders the item with the appropriate UX
+ for an `item` with the `tag` `"task"`, displaying a checkbox next to it.
+
++ define **individual goals** so they can be more systematic about achieving them.
+e.g:
+ + **Health**: **exercise** for (at least) **1 minute** each day
+ so I can get/stay fit ❤️
+ + **Money**: **save** at least **1%** of my **income** each week/month
+ for a rainy day/retirement 💰
+ + **Family**: spend at least 1 minute of quality time
+ with a family member each day 💑
+ + **Sleep**: get a _full_ night's restful sleep
+ each night as the foundation for all other goals. 🛌
+ + **Career**: practice/learn core work **skill(s)** for **1 minute**
+ each day to achieve mastery. 👩💻
+ + etc ...
+
+ > There are _many_ areas where people can have life goals.
+ Eventually our app will encourage people
+ to have goals defined for each area of a person's life.
+ We will have an on-boarding questionnaire to guide them,
+ a visualisation of "progress" toward each one of the goals
+ and reminders to review them regularly.
+ All features to be added to the backlog and worked on in due course!
+ For now, we need the basic
+ [**Personas**](https://github.com/dwyl/app/issues/213)
+ for individuals using the App to guide our discussions.
++ **categorise** the **`items`** (_of **`text`**_)
+they brain-dumped into meaningful categories using `tags`
+
+ > ***Ideally*** people should tie each `item`
+ to a specific goal so that it's clear to them
+ _why_ they need to do something or _why_
+ a particular `item` of information is _relevant_ to them.
+ > ***However*** we aren't _ever_ going to _force_
+ any particular "system" on people.
+ If someone wants to use our app just
+ to take random `plaintext` notes that's 100% OK.
+ We will write Blog posts (_product release notes_)
+ for the features we build in the future
+ that will _guide_ people toward having
+ a more systematic approach.
+ e.g: set goals, write everything down,
+ tie all tasks to specific goals, etc.
+ But until we _build_ those features into our App,
+ we _must_ make it _useful_ in `plaintext` mode.
+
+
++ ***prioritise*** the `items` that need to be done first,
+those that can be differed or delegated.
+
+ > "_If You Don’t Prioritize Your Life, Someone Else Will_".
+ ~ [Greg McKeown](https://hbr.org/2012/06/how-to-say-no-to-a-controlling),
+ [Essentialism](https://youtu.be/euJc0UmSik8)
+
+
++ ***Use*** the App to stay "on track"
+toward _personal_ goals
+and get the most important things done.
+
+
+
+
+While we feel the _individual_ experience of the App
+needs to be flawless as we want anyone
+to be able to use the app in isolation,
+we feel the App becomes _exponentially_ more useful/powerful in _teams_.
+
+
+
+
+
+### 2. Small _Team_ Experience -> [_Co-op Mode_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_gameplay)
+
+
+We feel that our App will be _incredibly_ helpful
+to small "teams" of people who need to collaborate on getting things done.
+Small teams will not be limited to "work" colleagues.
+Rather we will have personas for families, groups of friends and other associations.
+We will focus on this "team" use-case
+as soon as we have the basic _individual_ UX working.
+
+> If you are keen on helping us with the Colab features,
+please take a look at our existing backlog:
+https://github.com/dwyl/app/issues
+If there is a feature you don't see and want to help us describe,
+please open an issue!
+
+
+### 3. Big Company/Org Experience -> [_MMORPG_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massively_multiplayer_online_role-playing_game)!
+
+There is no reason why a "Big" company or organisation cannot use the dwyl App.
+But this is not our focus right now.
+We need to crawl, walk & run before we attempt to _fly_.
+
+
+
+
+## Basic Workflow
+
The @dwyl App Will have the following basic workflow:
***Capture, Categorise Complete***.
-1. ***Capture*** - capture everything that is on your mind in a "brain dump".
+1. ***Capture*** - capture everything that is on your mind
+in a "brain dump" of one or more `items` of text.
2. ***Categorise*** - split out blocks of text
into distinct items and _categorise_ them.
**a)** What type of info/item is it?
@@ -102,7 +534,9 @@ For the first step (***Capture***),
we will build an ultra-simple interface
to allow people to
input **`plaintext`**
-and save it to a backend as **`text`**.
+and save it to a backend as **`text`**
+in one or more **`items`**.
+
For details, please see:
[`brain-dump.md`](https://github.com/dwyl/product-roadmap/blob/master/checklists.md)
@@ -142,15 +576,24 @@ And finally for the _third_ step, ***Complete***,
we will build a simple checklist system.
See: [`checklists.md`](https://github.com/dwyl/product-roadmap/blob/master/checklists.md)
-### What is _different_ about the @dwyl App?
+
+
+
+### USP: What is _different_ about the @dwyl App?
+
+A valid/relevant **question** is:
+what makes the @dwyl App unique?
-A valid/relevant **question** is: what makes the @dwyl App unique?
i.e. What is our
["unique selling point"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unique_selling_proposition)?
-The **answer** is: _initially_ it may _appear_ that our App
-does not have much different
-from existing apps that _partially_ solve the personal effectiveness challenge.
+The **answer** is:
+_initially_ it may _appear_ that our App
+does not differ much
+from existing apps that _partially_ solve
+the personal effectiveness challenge.
+
The _major_ differences will become apparent in due course:
+
1. **People Not _Profits_** - We are playing an
["***infinite game***"](https://github.com/dwyl/start-here/issues/190)
where our _mission_ is to
@@ -162,6 +605,7 @@ that is _universally accessible_ to every human being
that allows _everyone_ a fair opportunity to live their best life.
We will _cooperate_ with _many_ people/organisations
to build a comprehensive solution that _anyone_ can use.
+
2. ***Open Source*** - All of our code will _always_ be ***Open Source***.
That means anyone can modify/extend/improve it.
And if people feel we are not doing a good enough job
@@ -181,17 +625,19 @@ you have _no control_ and are _forced_ to use the "new version";
their way or the highway.
We are going to _eliminate forced updates_
by implementing a UX/UI innovation we call Progressive UI.
+
3. **Progressive UX/UI** - the UX/UI for _each_ person using the app,
will be _personalised_ to the individual
based on the features they (_most_) _use_.
If the person does not _use_ a particular function, they won't _see_ it.
> Note: This might not feel relevant during "MVP",
but it will be an _amazing_ feature once our app has _lots_ of functionality.
+
4. **Best-in-Class Engineering Practices** -
Focus on high quality software product
with best-in-class engineering practices.
We are building a robust and reliable app
-with a focus end-to-end testing to ensure a consistent UX
+with a focus on end-to-end testing to ensure a consistent UX
on as many devices as possible.
There shouldn't be any surprises or inconsistent UX (_bugs_),
and if there are, they can be reported and fixed _fast_.
@@ -222,7 +668,7 @@ but we will draw inspiration from _many_ sources.
-## _Who_?
+# _Who_?
Who is this product roadmap intended for?
@@ -230,24 +676,32 @@ Who is this product roadmap intended for?
+ _Everyone_ ***contributing*** to
the various project(s) that make up the dwyl app.
-(_provided the **contribution guidelines/workflow** is **respected/followed** to **avoid chaos**_).
+
+
#### _Who NOT_?
Who should *not* be reading this product roadmap?
Anyone who:
-+ believes the World (_or themself_) "_cannot be improved_.
++ believes the World (_or themself_) "_cannot be improved_".
+If you already have everything in your life figured out,
+you probably won't be reading this.
+ thinks the challenges listed above are "_already solved_"
-by "XYZ Company" ...
+by "XYZ Company" ...
+ is not _obsessed_ by working on solving a
_problem_ that benefits all of humanity.
+ does **not _want_ to _learn_** the skills required
-to build something great.
+to build something meaningful.
+
-## When?
+# _When_?
We started a laying the groundwork for
building the dwyl app _while_ ago ...
@@ -259,7 +713,7 @@ _**Get involved today** and **help us prioritize**
which **features** get built **next**_!
-## _How_?
+# How?
If you want to get involved in helping us with the App,
there are 4 ways to help:
@@ -278,9 +732,8 @@ See: https://github.com/dwyl/technology-stack
### Tech & Features Roadmap
This list _will_ evolve over time.
+and check them off this list as we go
We will insert links to specific features
-and check them off this list as we go.
-
#### MVP Basic Workflow
@@ -312,7 +765,8 @@ and [dwyl/app#254](https://github.com/dwyl/app/issues/254)
-+ [ ] Capture (_upload_) images from mobile.
++ [ ] Capture (_upload_) images from mobile+web
+
+ [ ] Categorise (_tag_) the images for
[findability](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Findability).
@@ -334,6 +788,7 @@ See: https://github.com/dwyl/postgres-history-spike/issues/1
-## Further Reading
+
-+ "How we built a product vision and roadmap":
-https://wildbit.com/blog/2016/05/11/how-we-built-a-product-vision-and-roadmap
-(_a really good read! also image credit!_)
+> **Note**: while the App Store might categorise
+the App we are building as
+["Productivity"](https://apps.apple.com/us/genre/ios-productivity/id6007),
+we don't refer to it as
-
+
+## Why Open Source?
+
+
+
+## _Public_?
+
+From a "commercial" perspective, making our
+Product Roadmap `public` _can_ be viewed as
+"_**giving away** all our **secrets**_" by those who follow
+_traditional_ (_competition-focussed_) _capitalism_.
+
+We don't think we are "_competing_" with anyone,
+rather we are trying to _serve_ the people
+using our app and listen to their feedback.
+If there are other people/teams/companies
+trying to solve the same challenge as us
+and they are _not_ open-sourcing their code
+and/or guarding the user-feedback,
+they are _stuck_ in a _fixed_ mindset.
+We believe that _radical_ transparency and openness
+both in _what_ we do and _how_ we do it
+is _essential_ for succeeding in our _mission_.
+
+Only time will tell if making our product roadmap
+Public on GitHub is a good or bad idea, we think it's
+worth the _experiment_ just to discover the outcome.
+
+
### Why Do So _Few_ Companies Make Their "Road Map" Public?
@@ -403,7 +887,7 @@ https://wildbit.com/blog/2016/05/11/how-we-built-a-product-vision-and-roadmap
_**Most companies**/organisations are
**deliberately** "**guarded**" with
their Product Roadmap for a **number** of **reasons**
-that all boil down to_
+that can be summarised as_
["***FUD***"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt):
+ _**Fear** that a "**competitor**" will "**steal**" their **ideas**_
@@ -428,3 +912,57 @@ but only because the knowledge is **not** shared openly_.
_Committing to a long-range map implies a fixed/inflexible destination._
+ _**Doubt** in their **own ability** to **deliver** the plan_.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+### Final Note
+
+The purpose of this document is to
+share the "Vision" for what we are building.
+No map is a _complete_ representation of the world;
+it's just a "model" that allows us to think about it.
+When you open Google Maps on your phone
+it does not show you all the street lights and advertising billboards.
+It's the same thing with a Software Product Roadmap.
+Including _everything_ would be totally overwhelming to the reader.
+
+Just because a feature is _not_ on this roadmap
+does not mean we have not thought of it.
+In some cases ideas are only in the Backlog:
+[app/issues](https://github.com/dwyl/app/issues)
+and are not reflected here.
+In _many_ cases the features/ideas
+are added to and discussed on the backlog
+and never added to Roadmap because
+they don't _need_ to be on the map.
+
+Our long-term objective is to build a "Platform" for Personal Effectiveness
+that _other_ people can add their own features to.
+That is not described here
+because it's too "grandiose" at this stage.
+Instead, that part of our long-term vision
+is summarised as "API".
+Having a REST+Realtime API will allow
+anyone to interact with their data
+and build their own UI/UX.
+Building a _Platform_ will allow
+any developer/team to build entire features
+and make them available to the entire base of people using the @dwyl app.
+That's a _much_ bigger undertaking,
+which is why we are not discussing
+it until we have traction (10K+ people using the app each day).
+
+
+
+## Further Reading
+
++ "How we built a product vision and roadmap":
+https://wildbit.com/blog/2016/05/11/how-we-built-a-product-vision-and-roadmap
+(_a really good read! also image credit!_)
+