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Sheet 1Roadmap · Updated October 2026 · A stage is not a date
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A stage is not a date.

Anything planned or being explored can change shape, move or be withdrawn.

Shipped · 38
Live in the product today.
In build · 2
Work is under way.
Planned · 5
Designed and scoped. Work has not started.
Exploring · 13
Under research. It may change shape or not ship.

On the horizon

Reaching people where they are: their desks, their radios, their WhatsApp, the ground they stand on
In build

Alerts & messaging

Desktop alerts for schools

A teacher's phone is often in a bag, out of sight of the class, while their computer is open in front of them. The desktop apps put an alert full-screen on every staff computer in the school, and give each teacher one way to call for help from their desk.

  • Windows, Mac and Chromebook, installed and kept up to date through the device management your IT team already runs
  • Full-screen with sound, on every monitor and above a running presentation, with a discreet card on the classroom projector if you choose
  • Get help: one button, or a silent keyboard shortcut, that alerts your responders with the room it came from
  • Ordinary secure web traffic that school firewalls and filters already allow, and a list of any computer that would not get an alert right now
In build

Work is under way.

Planned

Voice & radio

Radio bridge

Most sites will carry radios for years yet. The radio bridge brings selected channels from the radio system you already run into the whoot. rooms you choose, so radio traffic is heard on phones and desktops, recorded, transcribed and searchable beside everything else in the incident.

  • Listening comes first: radio traffic arrives in your rooms, and your handsets carry on exactly as they do today
  • You choose the channels and talkgroups, and the room each one lands in
  • Radio traffic is recorded, transcribed and placed on the incident timeline like any other voice
  • For radio systems your organisation runs and is authorised to monitor
Planned

Designed and scoped. Work has not started.

Exploring

Voice & radio

Deployable radio network

For remote sites and crowded events where the mobile network cannot be trusted. Handsets that work as a radio and as a whoot. device, a repeater we bring to site, and a satellite link back to your rooms, supplied and supported as one service.

  • Hybrid handsets: radio across the site, mobile data and Wi-Fi wherever there is signal
  • A deployable repeater with satellite backhaul, so the site is covered when the masts are full
  • Radio users and app users in the same room, each hearing the other
  • Recorded and transcribed like every other whoot. room
Exploring

Under research. It may change shape or not ship.

Exploring

Alerts & messaging

WhatsApp alerts and replies

Reach people on WhatsApp as well as by text. Alerts, updates and check-ins go out from a verified business sender, and replies land in the same shared inbox and on the same roster as every other response.

  • The same lists, consent records and opt-out handling as text
  • Tap-to-reply buttons for the answers that matter: safe, or need help
  • Text stays as the fallback, so nobody is missed
  • Not a group chat: every message is addressed to one person, delivered and accounted for
Exploring

Under research. It may change shape or not ship.

Planned

Incident response

Talk to an area

Draw a shape on the live incident map and talk to everyone inside it. The map already lets an operator text the people in an area. This adds the voice.

  • Circle a stand, a gate or a car park and open a voice room with the people there
  • Tap one person on the map to speak to them directly
  • Reaches everyone in the area who has the app, while the text still goes to everyone else
  • Every conversation recorded against the incident
Planned

Designed and scoped. Work has not started.

In build

Now.

Now.

Work is under way.

Venues in the mobile apps
Declare by venue from your phone. Pick the venue you are standing in and the alert goes to that venue's own lists and rooms, exactly as it does from the dashboard.Incident response
Planned

Next.

Next.

Designed and scoped. Work has not started.

Tasks on the event schedule
Attach tasks to a stage of the event schedule and they run when it starts: switch on staff location sharing as the gates open, text a list before kick-off, send each role its briefing ahead of the event.Incident response
Muster zones and automatic counts
Draw muster points and danger areas on the venue map. People are counted in as they arrive, and anyone still inside a danger area is flagged on the roster.Incident response
Two-way voice on the response page
Someone holding only a text link can already send a voice message to the control room. Next the control room can answer them, and then hold a live conversation, with no app and no account.Incident response
Exploring

Later, maybe.

Later, maybe.

Under research. It may change shape or not ship.

One-at-a-time talk mode
Hold a room to one speaker at a time, the way a radio channel behaves. For noisy sites, large rooms and teams moving across from radio.Voice & radio
Noise suppression for loud sites
Stronger on-device noise suppression for a steward standing beside a stage, a generator or a crowd.Voice & radio
Message translation
Messages translated for teams that work in more than one language, and labelled so everyone knows they are reading a translation.Voice & radio
PA and display screens
Carry an alert's wording to the venue's PA system and its public display screens, for people who are not holding a phone or sitting at a computer.Alerts & messaging
Rich messaging (RCS)
Verified sender branding, read receipts and tap-to-reply buttons inside the message itself, with text as the fallback.Alerts & messaging
Neighbour alerts
Warn the venues next door. A declared incident can notify neighbouring organisations that have agreed to hear from you.Incident response
Drill planner
Schedule drills, remind the people responsible, and file each drill's record with the venue's evidence pack.Incident response
Say it, pin it
Name a place out loud, "north gate" or "block C", and the map drops the pin using your venue's own vocabulary.Intelligence
Microsoft Teams and Slack
Post alerts, incident updates and issue reports into the channels your office teams already watch.Integrations
Events API and outbound webhooks
Subscribe your own systems to room activity, reports and incident events. Alert webhooks and the Management API are live today. This widens what they cover.Integrations
Policies by person and group
Set recording, retention and access rules for a person or a group, not only for a room.Platform & security

Shipped

Already live · Newest first
Q4 2026

8 shipped

Priority messages
Mark a message priority and everyone in the room is asked to acknowledge it, straight from the notification and even if they have muted the room. Reminders repeat, a text can follow, and the sender sees who has acknowledged and who has not.Voice & radio
Read aloud
A typed message is spoken into the live room after an attention tone, for people whose hands and eyes are busy. Each room chooses what is read: nothing, priority messages, the messages a sender picks, or everything.Voice & radio
Event schedule
Plan the event's stages before it starts, across several days if you need. The monitoring board shows the stage you are in and what comes next, and the live situation summary reads what is being said against what the plan expects.Intelligence
Direct messages and richer chat
One-to-one messages beside your rooms, with a call button on every conversation. Room chat gains photos and files, shared locations with a place name and a map, replies, reactions, edits and read state, on the web, iOS and Android.Voice & radio
Procedures and action cards
Hold your own wording for evacuation, invacuation, lockdown and communication. Each alert puts the right few lines in front of each role, and a record is kept of what was in force.Incident response
Procedure briefings
Put a published procedure in front of the people who hold each role before anything happens, by app, text or QR code, and record who confirmed they had read it.Incident response
Video on reports and response pages
Reporters and responders can attach video from any phone. Speech in the clip is transcribed for the operator reading it.Incident response
Step-by-step response pages
One question per screen, saved as it is answered, so a reply is never lost to a missed Send button.Alerts & messaging
Q3 2026

16 shipped

Live monitoring
A live pulse across every room: how busy each one is, how concerning, and what has changed, with a wallboard mode for the control room.Intelligence
Voice log and duress phrases
A voice log that keeps the occurrence book, and agreed phrases that call for help without saying so.Intelligence
Evidence pack
One export of an incident: the timeline, recordings, responses and media, sealed with checksums.Incident response
Venues and venue maps
Your site drawn on the map before anything happens: gates, muster points and sectors, with recipient lists and rooms assigned to each venue.Incident response
Public issue reporting
A QR code that lets anyone report a problem into a triage queue your team owns, with related reports grouped and escalated.Incident response Launch post
Voice and photo reports
Speak a report instead of typing it. The recording is transcribed, summarised and dropped into the room your team is already listening to.Incident response Launch post
Live incident map
Live locations, movement trails, what3words references and crowd density on one shared operational picture.Incident response Launch post
Response pages
Every alert carries a personal link: one-tap status, live operator updates and location sharing in 14 languages, with no app and no account.Alerts & messaging Launch post
Declare from a phone
Declare an emergency and run the whole response from the iOS or Android app, without reaching a desk.Incident response
Scheduled and recurring campaigns
Text campaigns sent now, later or on a repeating schedule, with templates, mail merge, tracked reply choices and short links.Alerts & messaging Launch post
Contacts, import and segments
Contact records with your own fields, file import, dynamic segments and bulk actions across the whole list.Alerts & messaging
QR sign-up links
Branded public sign-up pages behind a QR code. Anyone who joins during a live alert is sent it automatically.Alerts & messaging Launch post
Android app and tablet turret
A native app with push-to-talk from the lock screen, and a turret layout for a fixed tablet in the control room.Voice & radio Launch post
Offline voice messages
Out of coverage, a transmission is recorded on the phone and delivered when the connection returns, marked as not heard live.Voice & radio
Room pages and grouped view
Arrange rooms across named pages, search them, and follow several rooms as one grouped feed.Voice & radio
Notification centre and desktop push
One place for everything that needs your attention, with push to the desktop when the dashboard is closed.Platform & security
Q2 2026

7 shipped

Two-way SMS alerting
Send to always-on recipient lists and see the replies where the team can act on them. Priced by list size, not seats.Alerts & messaging Launch post
Emergency alerts
A full-screen alert and siren on every connected device, through Do Not Disturb, with a record of who was notified and when.Incident response
Transmit-only rooms
Rooms where everyone can speak but only designated listeners hear, for reporting lines and one-way traffic.Voice & radio
SSO, SCIM and the Management API
Single sign-on, automatic provisioning from your identity provider, and scoped API keys for managing users and rooms from your own tools.Platform & security Launch post
Dial-in rooms
A real phone number for any room. Callers join from any phone, with a PIN or an allowlist if you want one.Voice & radio Launch post
iOS app
Push-to-talk, every room, live presence and emergency alerts on iPhone.Voice & radio Launch post
Catch Me Up and Jog My Memory
A summary of what you missed in a room, and plain-English search across everything that has been said, with the audio behind each answer.Intelligence Launch post
Q1 2026

4 shipped

Intelligence dashboard
Security-operations intelligence over live voice: people, places and threats extracted as they are spoken, and incident replay with a synced transcript.Intelligence Launch post
Keyword Watchdog
Watchlists of words and phrases across every room, with an alert the moment one is said.Intelligence Launch post
Cross-organisation room sharing
Share a room with another organisation, with permission controls on both sides and a full audit trail.Platform & security
Phone dial-out
Call any phone number from inside a room. The call is recorded and transcribed with everything else.Voice & radio
Q4 2025

2 shipped

Live transcription
Speech to text as it is spoken, attributed to the speaker and searchable afterwards.Intelligence
Usage and call-quality analytics
Call quality, activity and room use for administrators, with exportable reports.Platform & security
Q3 2025

1 shipped

Recording and replay
Every room recorded, with instant replay, speaker identification and retention you set.Voice & radio
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