Roadmap
Customers define the roadmap
Our approach to product development is to give customers a voice. You submit a suggestion, everyone upvotes what matters to them, and we work on features in order of votes. No hidden priorities, no roadmap written in a room you weren’t in.
How it works
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Submit a suggestion
Anyone using Cachet Notes, free accounts included, can post what they need and describe the problem behind it.
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Upvote what matters
Every suggestion is public and every vote counts the same, whether it comes from one writer or a team of thirty.
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We build in vote order
The top of the board is what we are working on next. When something ships, it moves to Shipped and the next item comes up.
The board
Submit a suggestion →Ordered by votes. Click the arrow to add yours.
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Shipped
Live co-editing in Rich mode
One shared document per note, merging character by character, with named cursors, presence and the Markdown still written back to the file.
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Connect an agent to your vault
Personal API tokens and an MCP server over the existing API, so an assistant can read, search and write notes with exactly your permissions — including workspaces, which a plain filesystem tool cannot reach.
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End-to-end encryption, per note
A key per note covering the body, frontmatter, revisions, comments and attachments, with sharing wrapping that key for each recipient and removal rotating it.
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Ask your notes, without sending them anywhere
Semantic search and question answering over a workspace, with the embeddings generated by a model running on the same server, so nothing leaves it.
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Shipped
Comments anchored to a selection
Threads attached to the text they are about, following it as people edit around it, and surviving its deletion.
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Under consideration
App Store and Google Play builds
Store-distributed Android and iOS builds of the shell that already runs the phone layout, so installing is a tap rather than an Add to Home Screen.
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Under consideration
Capture from the phone
A share target so a link or a photo becomes a note without opening the app, and an email-in address per workspace.
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Under consideration
Several workspaces as folders in one vault
Each top-level folder its own mount — one private, one shared with a team, one that never syncs — with search, graph and tabs spanning all of them.
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Under consideration
Read-only publish links
Share a chosen note with someone who has no account, as a link rather than an invitation.
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Under consideration
Remappable keyboard shortcuts
Rebind any command in the palette, so muscle memory from your last editor still works here.
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Votes are one per account, so the ranking reflects real customers. An account is free.
Your vote:
Missing something you need?
Tell us the problem behind it. The most-voted suggestions get built first.