Roadmap

Five stages, in order.

What we are building and the sequence we build it in. Each stage stands on the one before it and opens in the month shown; what design partners ask for can move between stages.

Stage I is built. Everything after it is sequence, not promise.

  1. I

    Foundation

    Nov 2026

    Proof that real people met, and which record they endorse.

    • Workspaces with Cubid sign-in and invitations
    • Attendance and record attestations, signed
    • Merkle commitments and a daily anchored root
    • Append-only commit chain with provenance per document
    • A signed vCon for every commit (like a vCard but for conversations)
    • REST API, SDK and MCP server
  2. II

    Public launch

    Dec 2026

    A verification page anyone can open, for any meeting.

    • Hosted service with passkey sign-in
    • Public verification pages with disclosure profiles
    • Invitations by email, attestation in three minutes
    • Human-involvement grade on every page
    • The SDK published to npm
    • Design-partner departments and newsrooms
  3. III

    Integrations

    Jan 2027

    Any notetaker in. Any application alongside.

    • Notetaker adapters: Zoom, Meet, Otter, Fireflies
    • Email-thread and pasted-transcript importers
    • MCP server in the public registries
    • Embeddable verification component
    • VerifyMyResearch live on the public API
    • Safe2Meet: agree who you are meeting before you meet
  4. IV

    Institutions and newsrooms

    Feb 2027

    One standard for a whole organisation.

    • Organisation accounts, seats and roles
    • Single sign-on with the organisation’s identity provider
    • Audit and ethics-board views
    • Retention and residency per organisation
    • Consent record export for participants
    • Metered API for integrators
  5. V

    Stronger proofs

    Mar 2027

    Proof that outlives the service.

    • Participant-held keys
    • Zero-knowledge humanity thresholds
    • Confirmed Bitcoin receipts, upgraded automatically
    • Independent anchoring monitors
    • The vCon extension through the IETF process
    • Native recording and transcription

What never changes

Four commitments, every stage.

Free for participants

Attesting, viewing your own meetings and setting disclosure never cost anything.

Anonymous by default

Handles and a humanity score unless the participant chooses to show more.

Open at the edges

vCon containers, a published protocol, an Apache-2.0 SDK and MCP server.

Append-only

Nothing is edited or removed. Corrections are new commits, withdrawals are new entries.

Tell us what you need next.

Short cycles, direct replies. Requests from design partners decide the order of everything above.

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