Roadmap
We would rather show you the honest version than a polished marketing one. Here is where VitaSync is today, what is coming next, and what we are still thinking through. Plans shift as we learn, and the order is shaped by what waitlist members ask for.
Last updated: 21 July 2026
The heart of the app, heading for a 2026 beta.
Health and body, fitness, mind, money, productivity and insights, with twenty-plus optional metrics. Track three things or thirty.
A quick-add flow that captures mood, water, sleep and spend in a few taps, fast enough to actually stick.
Track anything we have not thought of, with your own numbers, scales and yes or no toggles.
Sets, reps and personal records, plus a searchable food database with real per-item macros.
Sleep, steps, resting heart rate, workouts and calories from Android Health Connect and Samsung Health today, with Apple Health next. All on-device, with no account or backend required.
The layer that flags what moved together, like sleep and spending, or caffeine and mood.
Sync across devices, restore after a reinstall, and export everything to CSV or JSON. Your data is never locked in.
Committed for the public launch, on top of the beta core.
Fitbit, Strava and your calendar, joining the sources that sync without any typing.
A free tier that does the real work, with a paid plan for the heavier features. We would rather charge you than sell your data.
CSV import from other apps and spreadsheets, so nothing is lost when you switch.
A browser view that follows the mobile app, for the times a bigger screen helps.
For your most sensitive health and financial data, on top of encryption in transit and at rest.
Where we head once the core is solid. Not promises, and your feedback shapes the order.
Categorised spending and balances from your bank. A premium integration, added once it can pay for the cost of running it.
Garmin, Oura, Withings, Spotify, Notion, Revolut, Steam and dozens more across health, fitness, money, productivity and media. Free sources come as standard, paid ones are premium.
Spotting that poor sleep predicts a low mood the next day, not just on the same day.
Run a personal test, like no caffeine after 2pm for two weeks, and see what actually changed.
Nudges that learn when a quick check-in fits your day, never engagement-bait.
Waitlist members get early access and help shape the order of this list.
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