Roadmap
Every stage of both products. What is done carries a release date; what follows is order only, no deadlines.
Wallet
A personal non-custodial wallet. Every release is a working build, not a promise.- R1BTCreleased09.2026
Create or import a seed phrase (BIP-39). See the BTC balance of my address. Send BTC to another address. Nothing else: no auth, no onboarding, no design, no multi-account
- R2ETHreleased09.2026
Add Ethereum: address derivation, balance, send
- R3Solanain progress
Add Solana: address derivation, balance, send
- R4Multi-chain UX
Polish the app for multiple networks: unified balance view, network switching, UX cleanup
- R5Security
The wallet gets a lock and closes the obvious leaks: PIN and Face ID / fingerprint, no screenshots on the recovery phrase screen, seed words kept out of predictive text, deep links hardened. Ends with a self-audit of the seed path before the app holds more than test money.
- R6Settings
/settings as the one place for the app's own options: test mode switch instead of separate builds, language (Russian), lock timeout, clear error when the keychain refuses to save.
- R7Cards
Several accounts from one seed via the HD path index, each a card on Home with its own addresses and balances; rename, reorder, hide. Still one seed, no second wallet.
- R8Stablecoins
USDT and USDC on Ethereum and Solana: token balances on the cards, send with the right fee asset, add a token by contract address. The first assets people actually buy.
- R9On-ramp
Buy crypto with a card through Whitebird: quote, KYC hand-off, the purchase lands on the chosen card. Fiat in, nothing out yet.
- R10Off-ramp
Sell crypto to fiat through Whitebird: quote, send to the provider, payout status in the app. Closes the loop that on-ramp opened.
- R11Tron
TRX and USDT on TRC-20: derivation, balance, send with energy and bandwidth handled. The cheapest USDT rail, which is what on- and off-ramp users bring.
- R12TON
TON and USDT as a jetton: derivation, balance, send. The Telegram-native rail.
- R13Activity
Transaction history on every card and asset, asset detail with explorer links, portfolio overview with stats. The wallet starts telling what happened, not only what is there.
- R14Expenses
Manual expense tracking, then categories, then tips: the wallet as a money tool, not only a key holder.
- R15Hyperliquid
Trade on Hyperliquid from the wallet: connect the account, deposit, positions and orders on their own screen.
Academy
A skill tree for JavaScript developers. Nodes open when they are actually ready.- Landingreleased09.2026
First landing version
- Live data & legalreleased09.2026
The landing stops needing a deploy to stay true: build status comes from GitHub milestones, materials come from a hosted links file.
- Fixes and roadmapreleased09.2026
Intermediate release between phases: the landing status block gets a window instead of a wall, the full roadmap moves to its own page, and the site starts collecting an audience.
- Treein progress
The tree as data — nodes, branches, dependencies — and the map mode: /tree and the preview on /academy. No accounts, no personal progress.
- First lesson
One node end to end: theory, editor, autotest panel, node passed. Guest progress on the device. This is the product — until the test panel is green, the landing promises something that does not exist.
- Root course
The whole free course: texts, tasks, tests, the /learn/root overview and the conversion point at the end of it.
- Login
Registration and sign-in by wallet. The temporary user becomes an account and the guest progress moves with it.
- Profile
/u/<nick>, the tree in progress mode as the central block, portfolio, and /learn as the learner's own screen.
- Settings
/me/settings — nickname, privacy, connected address, repository link.