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Directional roadmap from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming — not a promise. Posted by Rig when it changes.

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  • Wait till you see what Rig can do now...

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    Hi all, I've got something I've been dying to share. Imagine your client clicks a broken button on the site you're building. And instead of an email that says "it doesn't work on my phone", you get the screenshot, their device, the error, and the server logs from the exact second they clicked. That's Snag. It's coming to Rig, and it's the most exciting thing I've built so far. Share the site straight from your Mac as a link. No staging server. Your client clicks anywhere to leave feedback, no account needed. Every comment lands on your board with the cause already attached, and your AI assistant can read it and help fix it. Clients never pay. Your code never leaves your Mac. And when they sign off, anything else they ask for is a change request. I'm letting a handful of agencies in first. Want to be one of them? Just hit reply. Rich Founder, Rig userig.app Built in the UK. Snag is in development and details may change before release.
  • What's up next · 19 Sept 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 19 Sept 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — Mesh Mesh is live on Mac and Cloud. Last mile: Cloud sentence builder, tag rename, one Fleet Activity feed. Teleport network badge stays unshipped. Next — Sidebar, All projects & tray popover Switcher, All projects, and the menu-bar popover from the turn-44 board — the Mac rail still uses the older shell. Next — Encrypted secrets sync One-click onboard of a teammate's whole .env. Keys never leave devices; plaintext never sits on the API. Next — GitHub in Rig One GitHub identity for the Rig account (click to connect on Mac and in Cloud; PAT is backup). Mac: full Git plane per project — create or attach a repo, live changes, hunks, history, blame, PRs, merge, conflicts. Cloud: live branch/PR state on the catalog, Open on GitHub, GitHub.com actions from the dashboard; working-tree git still runs on the assigned Mac. Agents get the same loop over MCP. Directional: a branch becomes a whole environment. Soon — GitHub in Rig — git & GitHub basics Phase 2 after the Git plane: tags, revert, cherry-pick, draft PRs, issues, Cloud merge/releases, org App. SSH, LFS, and a second account come after. Soon — Account recovery & trusted devices Lockout recovery shipped. Next is a 30-day trusted-device 2FA skip and an optional recovery email. SMS is out of scope. Soon — Local services catalog A Services tab beyond managed Postgres / Redis — Mailhog, MinIO, and friends, start/stop like any project. Soon — GitHub in Rig — agents, review, Actions MCP mirrors the Git plane. Cloud queues pull/push/checkout to an awake Mac (same as remote start). Comment and approve on a hunk, Actions logs and rerun, vault-backed secret scan before commit, preview URL per branch, worktree per agent session. Soon — WordPress depth tooling Blueprints, PHP version picker UI, Mailpit, Xdebug toggle, and clone/export — the Local-depth items after one-click WP shipped. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — A branch is a universe Checkout switches code + branched database + env + HTTPS + optional live share on that Mac. Cloud shows the universe across the fleet. Agent sessions get isolated worktrees and ports. Undo the last hour of reality. Pair on a running diff. The agent opens, waits for CI, and merges without a GitHub tab. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — Staged Mac updates Pin or roll a Sparkle build to part of the fleet. Version data is already on each device. Later — Desktop workflow extras Watchers, recipe graphs, focus mode, and a keyboard / accessibility pass. Later — Community & growth Opt-in Friday digest, featured member, vote on what's next, plus referrals and lighter identity ideas. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Later — Mesh-distributed inference & builds Café laptop, home Studio — Rig routes heavy local LLM inference and compile jobs over Private Mesh to the machine with the silicon, then returns the result without draining the battery. Later — Time-travel Live Links Mint a Live Link pinned to the exact Git commit and lane. The client gets a containerized cached preview of that snapshot — you can keep breaking the UI on main. Later — Ghost Dev iPhone handoff Voice a task from the UseRig iPhone app. Rig wakes the home Mac, runs the agent via MCP, writes the change, restarts the local server, and pushes a Live Link back — while you are still walking. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 19 Sept 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 19 Sept 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — Mesh Mesh is live on Mac and Cloud. Last mile: Cloud sentence builder, tag rename, one Fleet Activity feed. Teleport network badge stays unshipped. Next — Sidebar, All projects & tray popover Switcher, All projects, and the menu-bar popover from the turn-44 board — the Mac rail still uses the older shell. Next — Encrypted secrets sync One-click onboard of a teammate's whole .env. Keys never leave devices; plaintext never sits on the API. Next — GitHub in Rig One GitHub identity for the Rig account (click to connect on Mac and in Cloud; PAT is backup). Mac: full Git plane per project — create or attach a repo, live changes, hunks, history, blame, PRs, merge, conflicts. Cloud: live branch/PR state on the catalog, Open on GitHub, GitHub.com actions from the dashboard; working-tree git still runs on the assigned Mac. Agents get the same loop over MCP. Directional: a branch becomes a whole environment. Soon — GitHub in Rig — git & GitHub basics Phase 2 after the Git plane: tags, revert, cherry-pick, draft PRs, issues, Cloud merge/releases, org App. SSH, LFS, and a second account come after. Soon — Account recovery & trusted devices Lockout recovery shipped. Next is a 30-day trusted-device 2FA skip and an optional recovery email. SMS is out of scope. Soon — Local services catalog A Services tab beyond managed Postgres / Redis — Mailhog, MinIO, and friends, start/stop like any project. Soon — GitHub in Rig — agents, review, Actions MCP mirrors the Git plane. Cloud queues pull/push/checkout to an awake Mac (same as remote start). Comment and approve on a hunk, Actions logs and rerun, vault-backed secret scan before commit, preview URL per branch, worktree per agent session. Soon — WordPress depth tooling Blueprints, PHP version picker UI, Mailpit, Xdebug toggle, and clone/export — the Local-depth items after one-click WP shipped. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — A branch is a universe Checkout switches code + branched database + env + HTTPS + optional live share on that Mac. Cloud shows the universe across the fleet. Agent sessions get isolated worktrees and ports. Undo the last hour of reality. Pair on a running diff. The agent opens, waits for CI, and merges without a GitHub tab. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — Staged Mac updates Pin or roll a Sparkle build to part of the fleet. Version data is already on each device. Later — Desktop workflow extras Watchers, recipe graphs, focus mode, and a keyboard / accessibility pass. Later — Community & growth Opt-in Friday digest, featured member, vote on what's next, plus referrals and lighter identity ideas. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 27 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 27 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — Mesh Mesh is live on Mac and Cloud. Last mile: Cloud sentence builder, tag rename, one Fleet Activity feed. Teleport network badge stays unshipped. Next — Sidebar, All projects & tray popover Switcher, All projects, and the menu-bar popover from the turn-44 board — the Mac rail still uses the older shell. Next — Encrypted secrets sync One-click onboard of a teammate's whole .env. Keys never leave devices; plaintext never sits on the API. Next — GitHub in Rig One GitHub identity for the Rig account (click to connect on Mac and in Cloud; PAT is backup). Mac: full Git plane per project — create or attach a repo, live changes, hunks, history, blame, PRs, merge, conflicts. Cloud: live branch/PR state on the catalog, Open on GitHub, GitHub.com actions from the dashboard; working-tree git still runs on the assigned Mac. Agents get the same loop over MCP. Directional: a branch becomes a whole environment. Soon — GitHub in Rig — git & GitHub basics Phase 2 after the Git plane: tags, revert, cherry-pick, draft PRs, issues, Cloud merge/releases, org App. SSH, LFS, and a second account come after. Soon — Account recovery & trusted devices Lockout recovery shipped. Next is a 30-day trusted-device 2FA skip and an optional recovery email. SMS is out of scope. Soon — Local services catalog A Services tab beyond managed Postgres / Redis — Mailhog, MinIO, and friends, start/stop like any project. Soon — GitHub in Rig — agents, review, Actions MCP mirrors the Git plane. Cloud queues pull/push/checkout to an awake Mac (same as remote start). Comment and approve on a hunk, Actions logs and rerun, vault-backed secret scan before commit, preview URL per branch, worktree per agent session. Soon — WordPress depth tooling Blueprints, PHP version picker UI, Mailpit, Xdebug toggle, and clone/export — the Local-depth items after one-click WP shipped. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — A branch is a universe Checkout switches code + branched database + env + HTTPS + optional live share on that Mac. Cloud shows the universe across the fleet. Agent sessions get isolated worktrees and ports. Undo the last hour of reality. Pair on a running diff. The agent opens, waits for CI, and merges without a GitHub tab. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — Staged Mac updates Pin or roll a Sparkle build to part of the fleet. Version data is already on each device. Later — Desktop workflow extras Watchers, recipe graphs, focus mode, and a keyboard / accessibility pass. Later — Community & growth Opt-in Friday digest, featured member, vote on what's next, plus referrals and lighter identity ideas. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 12 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 12 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — MCP: git + database tools Agents currently shell out past Rig for the two biggest jobs. First-class MCP for git (status, branch, commit, diff) and databases (status, branch, restore) — the unlock for branch-aware DBs and agent-driven previews later. Soon — WordPress depth tooling Blueprints, PHP version picker UI, Mailpit, Xdebug toggle, and clone/export — the Local-depth items after one-click WP shipped. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — Agent environment superpowers Branch-aware databases that follow git checkout, a ship-it tool to a shareable live URL, cross-device commands from chat, environment-as-code attached to the commit, and ephemeral fully-scoped preview environments per branch — all local. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 7 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 7 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — MCP: git + database tools Agents currently shell out past Rig for the two biggest jobs. First-class MCP for git (status, branch, commit, diff) and databases (status, branch, restore) — the unlock for branch-aware DBs and agent-driven previews later. Next — WordPress one-click local Pick WordPress in New Project → named site, isolated MySQL, tuned php.ini, trusted local HTTPS, admin credentials in the vault. PHP’s built-in server + Rig’s existing process/HTTPS stack — no VM, no per-site LEMP container. Aimed at beating Local on weight, not matching its bundling tax. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — Agent environment superpowers Branch-aware databases that follow git checkout, a ship-it tool to a shareable live URL, cross-device commands from chat, environment-as-code attached to the commit, and ephemeral fully-scoped preview environments per branch — all local. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 4 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 4 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + hotkeys Start, stop, and status from the menu bar without opening the full window — with global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before you waste an hour on a silent misconfig — natural bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles that mean something Real RBAC beyond light owner / member / viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke, and see what across the fleet. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle from catalog + activity — stacks, projects, and presence as a portfolio. Never publishes by default. Later — Service marketplace One-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis, plus templates and recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 4 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 4 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Service marketplace One-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — templates and recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 4 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Phone-friendly fleet board, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote URLs and failure logs, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all — from web and soon iPhone. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Groups, session resume, and install polish. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault and richer anomaly graphs. Later — Service marketplace One-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.