Is there an ETA for X feature?
No — Notesnook doesn't publish dates for unreleased features. The roadmap lists everything being worked on and everything planned, but nothing on it carries a delivery date.
Where to see what's planned
- The roadmap is the current picture of what is being built and what is queued.
- GitHub issues track individual features and bugs. Subscribe to an issue and you'll be notified when it moves.
- Release notes go out with each version, so a feature you're waiting on shows up there the moment it ships.
Why we don't give ETAs
Software estimates are unreliable, and a date given in good faith becomes a promise the moment it's published. Rather than set expectations we can't reliably meet, we'd rather ship the feature and announce it when it's real.
Timelines do exist internally — they move too often to be useful to anyone outside the team.
Can I make a feature more likely to happen?
Yes. Open or upvote an issue on GitHub and describe the problem you're trying to solve rather than the solution you have in mind. What gets built is shaped heavily by how many people need it and how well we understand why.
Related pages
- Create your first note — the two-minute version
- Plans & limits — what each plan unlocks and the exact limits
- Notesnook Circle — partner offers for subscribers
