Roadmap

We are building SpeechTurn into the preparation layer for serious conversations.

This roadmap shows the product direction without pretending every idea has a fixed release date. The near-term work is focused on making one real room feel clear, reliable, and worth using again.

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We prioritize better conversations over more generated content.

We ship the smallest version that helps a real host prepare better.

We keep AI cost, quality, and speed visible in product decisions.

We avoid promising dates until the work is scoped and tested.

01 / Now

Make the first real room feel obvious.

The current focus is reducing uncertainty for new users: clearer starter-room flow, stronger status feedback, better exports, and a more realistic public demo workspace.

  • Improve self-serve starter-room onboarding
  • Add clearer toast and status feedback across the app
  • Polish billing, access, and starter-room states
  • Improve export design parity with the dashboard brief
  • Strengthen the public demo workspace with realistic sample rooms
  • Improve mobile experience across dashboard and room views

02 / Next

Turn the brief into a stronger reusable product surface.

The next layer is product depth: shared rendering, better onboarding, cleaner exports, stronger room lifecycle, and more useful context reuse.

  • Shared artifact renderer so dashboard and export always match
  • Better onboarding for first-time hosts
  • Richer export formats and cleaner export layouts
  • Reusable host profiles and conversation style memory
  • Better room lifecycle: draft, ready, used, archived
  • Team sharing and collaborator workflows
  • More realistic demo rooms by format

03 / Later

Support teams that prepare conversations repeatedly.

Once the core experience is stable, SpeechTurn should support organizations, templates, shared prep, and calendar-connected workflows.

  • Organization workspaces
  • Templates by format: podcast, panel, interview, fireside
  • Brand and style customization for exports
  • Calendar-linked prep workflows
  • More structured guest and participant intake
  • Advanced analytics on preparation patterns

04 / Under consideration

Ideas we will validate before committing.

These are promising directions, but they should be proven by real usage before becoming core product commitments.

  • Public share links for selected briefs
  • Live host mode
  • Guest-facing prep summaries
  • AI-assisted post-conversation debriefs
  • Integrations with Notion, Google Docs, Slack, and calendars

Product direction

The roadmap only matters if the brief keeps getting better.

The goal is not to add features for their own sake. The goal is to help serious hosts walk into important rooms with more control, more flexibility, and less generic prep.