Board

The Roadmap.

Where Walnotes stands, and where it’s honestly headed — not a promise, a plan.

Phase 1

Shipped

  • Real-time multi-tenant backend on our Database — every note syncs live, no refresh needed.
  • Sign in with a Sui Wallet — sign a message, no password.
  • Cabinets: Notes, Bookmarks, Tasks by default — add your own any time.
  • Free-form board — drag a note anywhere and it stays put; Explorer gives a tidy directory view per cabinet.
  • Search: instant local match always on, plus semantic recall (MemWal) on paid plans.
  • Trash & Archives — soft delete, restore any time.
  • Per-note icons, 11 colors, custom cabinet backgrounds.
  • Real Stripe billing — Basic (free), Premium, Founding Walrus (lifetime), and a standalone Walrus Memory add-on.
Phase 2

System Alerts

Turn Tasks into things that actually remind you, not just a checklist you forget to open.

  • Due date/time on any note, most useful in Tasks — the field already has room in the schema plan.
  • An in-app alert bell + browser push notification when something’s due — works while the tab is open or backgrounded, no extra account needed.
  • A daily digest: what’s due today, what slipped, on opening the app.
  • Export a Task’s due date as a .ics file for any calendar app — simple, no OAuth required. A live two-way Google Calendar sync is a bigger lift (needs OAuth + a background sync job) and would come after the simple version proves useful.
Phase 3

Beyond Sticky Notes

What Walnotes could borrow from Monday/Trello-style tools, using structure we already have.

  • Kanban columns for Tasks (To do / Doing / Done) instead of just a checkbox — same data, a second view.
  • Checklist sub-items inside a note — a note that’s itself a small list.
  • Shared cabinets with collaborators — the biggest architectural jump on this list: notes are single-owner today, so this needs real per-cabinet permissions, not a small patch.
  • An API/webhook so a note change can notify Zapier, Slack, or a custom script.
  • An embeddable board widget — drop a small live Walnotes board into another site, a natural fit given the decentralized-storage angle.
  • Custom icons — upload your own image for a note or cabinet instead of picking from the curated set.
  • File Vault — a dedicated place for real file attachments (not just images), backed by Database storage today with an optional Walrus copy later. Bigger than the note-image idea already in “Growth-gated” below; this treats files as first-class, not a note attribute.
  • Links — reference one note from another ([[wiki-style]] backlinks), so ideas can connect across cabinets instead of living in isolated stickies.
  • Custom theme — a light/quiet alternative to “Tusk & Ink” for people who want Walnotes without the full neo-brutalist noise, plus user-uploaded board backgrounds.
  • Command palette (⌘K) — jump to a cabinet, create a note, or search without leaving the keyboard. Cheap to build once the app has this many named actions.
  • Templates — a starting shape for common notes (meeting notes, weekly review) instead of a blank sticky every time.

None of Phase 3 is scheduled — it’s the direction, not a commitment. Phase 2 comes first.