Development plans

What is planned next

This roadmap shows what CollectiGO is building now and what may come next. The approach is deliberate: start with a reliable offline core, then add exchange features and only research optional sync after the foundation is stable.

v1.0

Q2 2026

In progress

First Android release

The first public version focuses on dependable offline collection management on Android. The goal is a practical daily tool: catalogue real items, organize them clearly, search fast, and keep everything stored locally on the device.

Included in this stage

Offline local storage on the device
14 ready-made collection types
Custom collection types and flexible fields
Color tags for grouping and status
Wishlist for wanted items
Full-text search and filters
13 interface languages
Offline+ with unlimited collections and items

v1.1

Q3 2026

Planned

Sharing and exchange

The second stage is about moving collections between people and devices without forcing cloud accounts. It focuses on practical exchange workflows: share, receive, review, and keep a clear record of what moved where.

Included in this stage

QR code transfer between devices
Share a collection or profile
Friends list for trusted exchanges
Inbox for received collections
Import and export tools
Shared history for sent and received data
Review step before accepting incoming items

v2.0

Future

Planned

Optional sync research

This stage is research, not a promise. The goal is to study whether optional sync can exist without breaking the offline-first model, adding unnecessary complexity, or turning accounts into a requirement.

Included in this stage

Research only: not committed yet
Evaluate optional multi-device sync
Explore private backup and restore flows
Study conflict handling for edited items
Define opt-in setup that preserves offline use
Measure storage, battery, and complexity costs
Keep no-account workflow as the default path