Today, I published the FlagoDNA Roadmap.
This roadmap is created as a way to share the direction of FlagoDNA more openly — what we are building, what we are improving, and what ideas we are exploring for the future.
FlagoDNA has always been built around a simple idea: technology should respect people.
That means building software with a focus on privacy, simplicity, and long-term independence. No unnecessary tracking. No attention-driven design. Just tools that are useful and respectful.
Why a roadmap?
As FlagoDNA grows, more people are using its applications across different needs — from daily Muslim utilities to productivity and small business tools.
A roadmap helps users understand:
- What projects are currently being developed
- What improvements are coming next
- What ideas are still being explored
It is also a way for me, as an independent developer, to stay accountable to the direction of the ecosystem.
How the roadmap works
The roadmap is divided into three stages:
Now
Projects and improvements currently being worked on.
Next
Planned projects and updates that are being prepared.
Later
Long-term ideas that may be explored when the time and resources are right.
The roadmap is not a fixed promise or a strict schedule. Development priorities can change based on user feedback, technical considerations, and available capacity.
Current Focus
Some of the current areas of development include:
- HadisKu improvements with the next beta updates
- KasirCepat feature expansion
- Future exploration of projects like Muslim Launcher and Tiketea
Each project has its own journey, and the goal is to continue improving them step by step.
Building Slowly, Building Meaningfully
FlagoDNA is built independently, which means progress may sometimes be slower compared to larger companies with bigger teams.
But independence also allows us to focus on what matters:
Creating software that is simple, privacy-conscious, and built with respect for users.
The roadmap is one small step toward making that journey more visible.
You can view the FlagoDNA Roadmap here:
Thank you to everyone who uses, supports, and follows the development of FlagoDNA.
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Cahyanudien Aziz Saputra
Founder of FlagoDNA
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