Visible planning states
Show what is under review, planned, in progress, and shipped with discipline.
Customer Surface
Show what is planned, what is moving, and what the product is becoming.
Help customers understand direction without turning the product plan into vague marketing language or a promise ledger.
What a useful roadmap communicates
Which problem areas the product is actively investing in
How user feedback and internal priorities are influencing upcoming work
What has changed recently versus what is still forming
Visibility
Customers can understand what is under review, planned, or active
Alignment
Roadmap states reflect actual internal decisions and release movement
Trust
Clear communication reduces ambiguity around product direction
Product direction
Product movement made legible for customers and operators.
Lanlord’s roadmap surface is intended to connect customer visibility with internal planning so users can see what is under review, planned, in progress, and shipping.
Roadmap visibility ties directly into the feedback and release management surfaces
Customers can see product direction without reading between the lines
Internal admin controls keep the roadmap current instead of turning it into stale marketing
Workflow
A product story rooted in how the work actually moves.
Each page explains the operating sequence, not just a bucket of features.
Step
Translate internal priorities into visible states
Customers see enough to understand direction without exposing noisy planning churn.
Step
Connect roadmap items to evidence
Requests, launch goals, and release updates all help explain why something matters.
Step
Keep communication current
Roadmap credibility depends on steady updates, not occasional bursts of vague announcements.
What to avoid
Vague aspirational buckets that say nothing concrete
Long-term promises disconnected from real product movement
Static pages that become stale faster than customers can trust them
Feedback-informed direction
Tie demand signals to roadmap communication so the page reflects real operator needs.
Release continuity
Carry items forward into launch and changelog messaging as work ships.
Current roadmap
What we are building next.
Statuses reflect real product movement. Shipped items stay visible so you can see momentum, not just promises.
In progress2 items
Tenant portal (rent, balance, requests)
Q2 2026Self-serve tenant surface for payments visibility, maintenance requests, and lease-linked context.
TenantsPortalAdmin command center
Q2 2026Protected routes for blog, changelog, roadmap, feedback moderation, and release coordination.
AdminOperations
Planned3 items
QuickBooks connectivity
Q2 2026Sync property-level operational context with accounting without duplicate entry or broken handoffs.
IntegrationsFinancialsStripe rent collection
Q2 2026Native payment flows tied to lease balances, approval queues, and audit-friendly money movement.
PaymentsFinancialsAI-assisted portfolio summaries
Q3 2026Higher-leverage operational summaries for collections risk, maintenance drag, and property signals.
AI+Reporting
Under review2 items
API and MCP operator tools
Q3 2026Automation-friendly interfaces for integrations, reporting exports, and agent-assisted workflows.
APIAutomationListing syndication (Zillow-ready)
Q3 2026Vacancy marketing workflows connected to property readiness and leasing operations.
LeasingIntegrations
Shipped3 items
Website onboarding workspace
Q1 2026Account creation, plan selection, and setup workspace on the marketing site with API handoff to the app.
OnboardingWebsitePublic feedback and voting
Q1 2026Customer-facing feature requests with vote counts, status badges, and moderation hooks for admin.
FeedbackCommunityMarketing site — solutions and compare
Q1 2026Role-based solution pages, competitor comparison guides, and conversion-focused product storytelling.
WebsiteGrowth
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A roadmap is useful when it reflects real movement.
See how Lanlord’s planning, feedback, and release surfaces fit together as one communication system.