Styrby Roadmap: What's Coming in 2026
This is our public roadmap for 2026. It covers what we are building, when we expect to ship it, and what we have decided not to build. Timelines are estimates. We ship when features are ready.
Q2 2026: iOS App Launch
The iOS app is the primary mobile interface for Styrby. Built with Expo (React Native), it is currently in private beta. Expected features at launch:
- Live session monitoring for all five supported agents
- Remote permission approval with risk badges
- Push notifications for budget alerts, errors, and permission requests
- Session replay with encrypted content
- Cost dashboard with daily, weekly, and monthly views
- Offline support with sync-on-reconnect
- Quiet hours configuration
The app requires iOS 16+ and is designed for iPhone. iPad layout optimization will follow.
Q3 2026: Android App
Android is on the roadmap using the same Expo codebase. We are building iOS first because our beta users are predominantly iOS users (78% based on signup surveys). Android will have feature parity with iOS at launch.
The Expo codebase shares approximately 85% of code between iOS and Android. Platform-specific work is mainly push notification configuration (APNs vs. FCM) and keychain integration.
Q2-Q3 2026: Onboarding Flow
The current CLI setup requires manual configuration steps. We are building a guided onboarding flow:
- Install CLI via npm
- Run
styrby onboard, which opens a browser for authentication - CLI auto-detects installed agents and offers to connect them
- Guided budget alert setup with recommendations based on typical usage
- QR code pairing between CLI and mobile app
Target: from npm install to fully connected in under 5 minutes.
Q3-Q4 2026: Additional Integrations
We plan to support additional agents as they gain traction:
- Windsurf CLI (if Codeium releases a CLI interface)
- Amazon Q Developer CLI
New agent integrations depend on the agent providing a CLI interface with parseable output. We do not support IDE-only agents because Styrby operates at the terminal level.
Ongoing: Web Dashboard Improvements
The web dashboard receives continuous updates:
- Cost trend visualization (charts and graphs)
- Session comparison view (compare costs and token usage across similar sessions)
- Team management features (Power tier)
- Export improvements (PDF reports for client billing)
What We Are Not Building
Not Building: An AI Agent
We will not build or host an AI coding agent. There are enough agents. We build the management layer. This keeps us vendor-neutral and avoids competing with the platforms we integrate with.
Not Building: IDE Integration
Styrby works at the terminal/CLI level. IDE plugins (VS Code extensions, JetBrains plugins) would duplicate functionality that agent-specific IDE integrations already provide. We focus on what those integrations do not do: cross-agent management.
Not Building: Code Analysis
Styrby does not analyze, review, or evaluate the code your agents produce. We handle session management, costs, and permissions. Code quality is between you and your agents.
Not Building: Enterprise SSO (Yet)
SAML/OIDC enterprise SSO is not in the 2026 roadmap. If enterprise demand materializes, we will reconsider. For now, Supabase Auth with email/password and OAuth handles our user base.
How We Prioritize
Features are prioritized by: (1) how many users request them, (2) how much they improve the core workflow (cost tracking, permissions, session management), and (3) implementation complexity relative to value.
We maintain a public feature request board. If you want something that is not on this roadmap, submit it there. Requests with more votes get prioritized higher.
Updates
This roadmap will be updated quarterly. Check the blog for progress reports and announcements when features ship.
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