Launch Status
Recalibrating
The previous Q2 2026 launch window has passed.
Public Roadmap
Bitaic Product Roadmap
As of August 2026, we are recalibrating the public roadmap because the previous Q2 2026 launch window has passed. The immediate work is launch-readiness validation for the current documentation-backed monitoring sequence, CLI, API, and integrations before assigning new public website dates.
We will publish refreshed delivery windows once the launch-readiness work in the project plan is validated.
Immediate Focus
Docs-Backed Sequence
Certificate/SSL first, Endpoint next, then DNS and Domain.
Next Expansion
Sequenced After Launch
Health is private beta until Q1 2027; trust work follows review.
Update Cadence
Active Review
Delivery windows will be refreshed after validation work.
Updated Timeline
What we are planning now
The cards below show the current order of work for launch and the next phases of platform expansion after the latest live docs review.
Launch Recalibration
August 2026 review
Revalidate the public-launch scope now that the previous Q2 2026 target has passed, then publish updated delivery windows when the readiness work is complete.
Initial Public Release
Focus the initial public release on a smaller, supportable scope rather than trying to ship the entire roadmap at once.
SSL Monitoring
Bring proactive certificate tracking and alerting into the public release so teams can catch expirations and misconfigurations before they become incidents.
Endpoint Monitoring
Validate endpoint availability checks, response-time tracking, and downtime alerts as part of the first launch surface.
CLI
Ship the first public CLI so operators and developers can work with Bitaic from the terminal in faster, scriptable workflows.
API, Webhooks, and Initial Integrations
Launch API and webhook workflows plus Microsoft Teams, Slack, and PagerDuty alerts so incidents land where teams already coordinate work.
Post-Launch Expansion
Dated after launch readiness
Continue the docs-backed product sequence with DNS and Domain readiness, then validate private-beta Health Monitoring and foundational trust work.
DNS Monitoring
Validate lookup success, resolver-region behavior, expected-value mismatches, TTL drift, DNSSEC, propagation, latency, and alert routing before accepting public delivery timing.
Domain Monitoring
Validate expiration tracking, registry metadata, nameserver drift, DNSSEC state, registrar-lock state, dashboard history, and ownership handoff before accepting public delivery timing.
Health Monitoring
Treat host health as private beta until Q1 2027 public-readiness work proves supported systems, agent setup, resource metrics, thresholds, and alert state.
Trust and Compliance Review
Validate security, privacy, availability, and compliance claims before publishing stronger customer-facing commitments.
Broader Infrastructure Coverage
Future sequence
Broaden infrastructure visibility so Bitaic becomes useful across more day-to-day operator workflows instead of serving only a narrow monitoring slice.
Process Monitoring
Track important server processes in real time so teams can spot unstable, unhealthy, or resource-intensive workloads earlier.
Network Monitoring
Expand into network-level visibility so teams can troubleshoot connectivity, latency, and bandwidth issues from inside the same platform.
Health Monitoring Host Expansion
Revisit broader host support only after the private-beta Linux and Windows Server boundaries are validated against customer evidence.
Platform Depth
Future sequence
Push deeper into platform coverage with event visibility and broader operating-system support as the product matures beyond the initial release footprint.
Windows Event Monitoring
Centralize collection, alerting, and operational review of Windows events so teams can react faster to system-level issues.
Linux Health Monitoring Depth
Extend host-health support to Linux systems with deeper operational metrics for the environments most teams rely on in production.
How we will keep this updated
We expect this plan to keep evolving. As milestones move or expand, we will refresh this page so the published timeline stays current.
Feedback still matters
This roadmap reflects our current best judgment, but we still want direct customer input on what should move up, what should wait, and which launch gaps would block adoption.
If you have suggestions or want to get involved, email support@bitaic.com.