Product planning

SnitchOS product roadmap

Two lists. What actually shipped recently, and what we are thinking about. The product page remains the source of truth for what you get today; nothing below the first section is a delivery date or a purchase commitment.

Already in the product

Shipped recently

Recent releases, all live in the dashboard now. Everything here is on the product page with more detail.

Live activity

A board of who is active, idle, or offline right now, with the app or site currently in the foreground.

Multi-day timeline

Review a person's activity across a date range rather than one day at a time.

Schedule adherence

Per-client work hours, and how each person's actual activity lines up against them.

Category trend

Productive, Neutral, and Distraction minutes charted over time per client — how the score works.

App and website usage

Top executables and top sites per client and per period, with filtering and sorting.

CSV exports

Activity and screenshot indexes exported to CSV for audits and client reporting.

AI usage report

Foreground time in AI assistants, per person and per tool. Time in the tool only — prompts are never collected.

Per-group website blocking

Block a list of domains for a user group; the agent enforces it on the endpoint through the hosts file.

API keys

Scoped, tenant-limited keys so automation does not have to borrow an admin's session.

Per-admin timezone

Each admin reads timestamps in their own timezone instead of everything rendering in UTC.

See the product page →

Areas under evaluation

What we are considering next

Directional themes. No dates, no ordering, and no commitment that any of it ships.

Deployment and administration

Reduce setup work and make larger rollouts easier through common MSP tools.

Reporting and integrations

Expand useful exports and supported ways to connect SnitchOS with operational systems.

Platform coverage

SnitchOS is Windows-only today. There is no macOS or Linux agent and none is planned for this year. We will consider it where customer demand justifies the work, which is a long way short of a promise.

14-day pilot

Evaluate what ships now, not what might

Every current feature is included. No card is required to start.