We ship in public where we can — the changelog is the honest record, and this note is the map of what is on the workbench right now.
Recently shipped
- Support center — real tickets with categories, priorities, safe attachments and a full admin desk. The support friction piece explains why this was first.
- Customer wallet — a store-credit ledger with an append-only audit trail and idempotent refund-to-wallet.
- Invoice system rebuild — Branded, Compact and Modern templates with proper A4 print geometry.
- Update infrastructure — signed release validation, SHA-256 integrity gates and WordPress-native updates delivered through wooaccount.com.
On the workbench
After the 2.0 stability cycle, the roadmap is deliberately boring-to-describe: performance under large order histories, more invoice locales, deeper rewards rules, and continued hardening of the licensing and update paths. We prefer shipping fewer, better surfaces over a roadmap that reads like a wish list.
How releases work
Every release passes the validation pipeline before it can be marked stable, customers download through their account with signed, expiring links, and WordPress sees updates through the native update API. If a release is withdrawn, it is withdrawn — no silent re-uploads. The account area for license management lives in your WooAccount account.
Talk to us
Priorities bend toward what stores actually hit. If something in the portal fights your operation, write to us — the support queue and the roadmap read from the same inbox, effectively. And if you have not tried the product yet, the demo is the fastest way to ground this roadmap in something you can click.