We Have Opened Our Public Roadmap

Product development is always a dynamic process and our roadmap is no exception. We believe in being transparent, so we have some important news. You can now 👉 check the public roadmap of the project anytime to see what's happening behind the scenes.

Why did we do this?

We want everyone—users, partners, and observers—to know what we’re doing now, what’s next, and what ideas are on the way. This is not just a list of tasks - this is our way to be closer to the community and make commitments to you.

The public roadmap is:

• Transparent reflection of progress.

Here you will see what features and improvements are already in the works. This is our focus right now.

• Plan for upcoming releases.

You will find out what innovations will appear in Medialister in the very near future. We share our steps in advance so you can plan with us.

• Backlog with ideas and initiatives.

These are future features, user wishes and hypotheses that are being researched and discussed. Every opinion counts, and this is where product development begins.

Vote. Comment. Influence.

Now you have the opportunity to vote for the features that you think are the most important, useful or just long-awaited.

Your vote will help us prioritize and understand what the community really needs.

In addition, you can leave comments under ideas and tasks, share your experiences, suggestions and views. This makes the roadmap not just a showcase, but a living space for interaction between users and our team.

Why is this important?

Because Medialister is not just a platform. It is a living product that we are creating together with you. A public roadmap is our way of saying: “This is our path, join us and go with us.”

We are open to your ideas, feedback and discussions.

Every “what if…” can become a new feature quest. Every “would it be convenient if…” can turn into a real task.

Your involvement is our growth driver

We'd appreciate it if you could check our roadmap, vote for ideas that matter to you, and join in on the discussions.

Let's make Medialister a convenient, powerful and truly useful tool together.