OMERUTA

Roadmap

See what is available in Omeruta today, what is currently in development, and what we plan to build next.

Live

Available in the app today. Select any feature to learn how it works.

Workspaces and filesRead the guide pageNotes and rich-text editingRead the guide pageLinks, references, and backlinksRead the guide pageFind, search, and commandsRead the guide pageOn-device dictationRead the guide pageScreen recordingRead the guide pageMedia library and AI-generated imagesRead the guide pageAI assistantRead the guide page
@omeruta in chatExperimental
Design documentsRead the guide pageCode editor and language serversRead the guide pageTerminal and dev toolsRead the guide pageProject and task managementRead the guide pageChat and messagesRead the guide pageCalls and screen sharingRead the guide pageShared documents and spacesRead the guide page

Building

Features currently in development, with their latest status.

  • BrainIn development

    Omeruta Designer

    The assistant works directly on the design canvas, generating functional HTML, CSS, and React components that you can refine in Omeruta's code editor.

  • BrainTesting

    Coding agent

    Agent mode works across an entire project: it reads the codebase, plans a change, edits the relevant files, and verifies the result.

  • Chat & CallsIn development

    Group calls

    Group voice and video calls, with the screen sharing and on-device captions already available in one-to-one calls.

  • MobileIn development

    Omeruta Mobile

    A native iOS companion for notes, the assistant, chat, and calls that stays in sync with your desktop. It brings the essentials to your phone, not the entire studio.

  • PlatformExperimental

    MCP connections

    Connect Omeruta to external tools and services through the Model Context Protocol while keeping credentials protected as secrets.

Next

Committed work planned after the current development cycle.

  • MediaExperimentalShortly after public launch

    Video editor

    Timeline editing with multiple tracks, overlays, and transitions, moving from an experimental feature to a production release.

  • Platform

    Linux

    Linux support alongside macOS and Windows.

  • MobileAfter the iOS release

    Android

    A native Android companion, planned after the shared mobile foundation and iOS experience are stable.

Every feature marked Live links to its guide page. Read the docs