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Roadmap

Four phases, in the order they have to happen

Each phase is only worth building once the one before it is solid. The prototype demonstrates the first two completely and the third and fourth as working interfaces.

Phase 1

Foundation

Represented in the prototype

The records everything else depends on: organizations, memberships, authors, books, series and the brand kit.

  • Identity and accounts
  • Multi-tenancy
  • Structured author data
  • Brand foundation

Phase 2

Visual Builder

Represented in the prototype

A platform-owned component catalogue, a token system, and an editing surface that renders the real site rather than an approximation.

  • Template families
  • Component registry
  • Design tokens
  • Page builder

Phase 3

Publishing

Partly represented

Draft, review, schedule, publish and roll back — with domains, SSL and a canonical address. The prototype simulates DNS and certificate issuance.

  • Custom domains
  • Publishing workflows
  • Public renderer
  • Scheduled releases

Phase 4

Growth

Prototype interfaces

Where the platform stops being a website tool: audience relationships, direct sales, launch automation and discovery between author sites.

  • Analytics
  • Reader CRM
  • Commerce
  • Automation
  • Discovery

Where this is going

AuthorOS is not intended to end as a better website builder. The structured author record is meant to power launches, press kits, events, campaigns, commerce, reader relationships, analytics and discovery — with the website as one output among several.

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