Our App is in the alpha stage, the beta is coming soon.
We have ambitious plans for 2020 and beyond, our roadmap details our initial goals and our development phases.
Our roadmap will be updated regularly; our roadmap is accurate as of the 6th July 2020.
We are going to have two development phases broadly defined as a private alpha and public alpha.
The private alpha will be limited to Mrs Costs to Expect and select users; we'll be developing the foundations for our App. All users will be free to ask other people into the alpha.
The public alpha revolves around enhancing the App; with our core idea in place, we want to extend the App to try and support businesses and users with much more complex requirements.
The public alpha was due to begin in May; recent progress has been much better than expected, so, we are going to implement many more features than initially planned and delay the launch of the public alpha. Releasing later will allow us to present a more compelling product to the initial wave of users.
On the eve of the public alpha, the core features of the App will be as follows;
Our development will not be limited to the App; we will also be improving the Costs to Expect API, we want to add features and finish some of the stuff we never got around to during the initial development.
During the public alpha, we will enhance our forecasting tools as well as extend the API and App to support additional personalisation and customisation. How much of this happens before we attach the 'beta' and 'live' labels is up for grabs. We will only assign the beta and live label to the App when we feel it has reached our standards.
As we enter new phases, we will publish blog posts detailing the specific goals for each development phase, the roadmap above is a high-level plan and subject to change.
Our App uses the Costs to Expect API. Our API is Open Source, in keeping with that we will be as open as possible.
The table below shows the majority of the GET and OPTIONS requests we made to the API, the page was generated from the responses.
Your Bearer was included with each of the API requests; the response from each request is personal to you.