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Our roadmap is open. Vote on what comes next
Every plan for Kamo now lives in public GitHub issues. A 👍 is a vote, subscribing gets you notified, and the site shows it all live.
· 2 min read · By Doug Siqueira
Kamo is built in the open, so its plans should be too. Starting today, the roadmap lives on GitHub, and the roadmap page shows it live.
How it works
- Every item is a GitHub issue with a status: shipped, in progress, next, later, or an idea on the table.
- A 👍 on the issue is a vote. The most wanted items rise to the top of the page.
- Subscribing to an issue (the 🔔 button on GitHub) gets you a notification when it changes. Want the Mac app? Subscribe to it, and you'll know the day it ships.
- New ideas come in through the feature request form. Tell us the video you were trying to make; the why helps more than the how.
The page reads GitHub about once an hour, so your vote shows up there soon after you cast it.
What's on the board today
In progress: the transcription pack (captions and transcript search), the Mac app, the Chrome extension, @kamo/mcp on npm, signed installers and German, French and Korean in the app.
Next: Kamo Cloud, optional and paid, for share links, a web library and playlists.
Considering: a native Linux app. If you'd use it, that's the vote that counts.
Why GitHub
No new account to create if you already have one, no database of ours holding your email, and everything stays public and linkable. It's also where the code lives, so the distance between "I want this" and "here's the pull request" is one click.
