Roadmap
What ships at launch. What comes after.
We'd rather show you a short list of things that work than a long list of things that don't. This page is the long list, and the dates we believe we can hold. The product nav only carries what's in the box at launch.
In the box · at launch
What you get on day one.
The complete operating system for inventory, BOMs, orders and purchasing, wired into the accounting and storefront tools you already run. This is the product the waitlist is buying.
Inventory · BOMs · orders · purchasing
The core operating system. Multi-warehouse stock, multi-level BOMs, quote-to-invoice order flow, foreign-currency purchasing.
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Batch & serial traceability
Lots with expiry dates, first-expired-first-out picking, serial scan in and out, and lot/serial genealogy that survives assembly and disassembly.
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One-screen recall report
Ingredient-first recall on one page: enter a component batch, get every finished batch, shipment and customer, plus remaining on-hand. The genealogy feeding it is being recorded today.
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Production planning
Weekly capacity plans against real routings and machine hours. Schedule and capacity boards, an at-risk order board with must-start dates, and a planning exceptions list.
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AI document capture
Photo or PDF to draft purchase invoice, with per-field confidence, supplier and product matching, and per-supplier learning from your corrections.
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Xero, QuickBooks, Shopify integrations
Native two-way sync. Stokka writes invoices and stock; Xero/QBO own the GL; Shopify owns the storefront.
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Onboarding wizard · CSV import
Products, suppliers, BOMs and stock levels imported in one sitting. Founder-led for the first 50 waitlist customers.
Multi-currency invoicing (EUR · USD · GBP)
Settlement tracked inside the product, not on a side spreadsheet.
Full data export
BOMs, orders, stock, shipments, out as CSV any time. You own your data.
After launch · later in 2026
The features that define the wedge.
Deeper features that take longer to do well than to put in a marketing bullet, so we're putting them here instead. Waitlist customers help shape what they look like.
Forecast & subscription netting
The next layer on production planning, which ships at launch: net forecast and subscription demand against stock and work-in-progress, and turn the gap into suggested runs and purchase orders.
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Shop-floor tablet mode
Tablet-first capture for gloved hands. Scan, confirm, record variance, no end-of-day paperwork.
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On the horizon · 2027
Where we're headed next.
Directional, not committed. We'll sharpen these dates once the post-launch features are in customers' hands.
More integrations
Shipping carriers, marketplaces, EDI for the Enterprise tier. Driven by what waitlist customers actually use.
SOC 2 · HACCP · GMP · FDA 204 packs
Compliance-grade controls for regulated buyers. The exportable security audit log ships in the product today; certification packs follow.
Shape what comes next
Waitlist customers drive the order.
What the founding team builds in Q3 and Q4 is decided by which features the first cohort actually needs. Reserve your seat and bring your roadmap with you.