Roadmap

Last updated 6 November 2026

A roadmap with dates invents deadlines we cannot keep, and a “coming soon” badge with no page behind it tells you nothing. So this page lists state instead of dates: what exists, what is being worked on, and what we have ruled out. It changes when the situation changes, not monthly.

Where each product stands

ProductWhat it will doState
Reeff.PDFOrganise, convert, compress and edit PDFs in the browser. Twelve tools live today.Live — adding tools as real chores come up
Reeff.PDF — large filesFail gracefully instead of hanging when a scan is bigger than the tab can hold: earlier size warnings and clearer errors.Being worked on
Reeff.ImageCompress, resize and convert images, with the same local-first rule.Planned, not started
Reeff.AudioTrim and convert audio without an install.Planned, not started
Reeff.ReceiptSplit and export receipts for expense reports.Being researched — the useful version needs OCR, which breaks the local-only rule

What we have decided not to build

  • Cloud storage for your files. The moment we keep a copy, we own a liability and you own a privacy question. Downloads are the whole product.
  • An account system. Nothing here needs a login, and a login would only exist to collect an email address.
  • OCR in the browser. A model large enough to be accurate would make the page heavier than the file it reads; a small one produces text nobody can use. We would rather say no than ship the second one.
  • A single “do everything” PDF editor. One tool does one job — the constraint is what keeps each page understandable, and it is written into the brand rules.
  • Autogenerated articles written to fill a page. If a guide has no measured detail to add, it does not get published.

How something gets on this list

Requests are judged on the chore behind them, not the feature name. A message saying “I have to turn a folder of phone photos into one A4 PDF that survives an email attachment limit” is actionable; “add batch mode” is not, because it does not say what batch mode would be for.

If you want to move something up the list, describe the job in an email. Requests that come with a sample file (described, not attached — we do not want your document) and the size it needs to hit are the ones that get built.