What we are building

Roadmap

What we are working on, what comes next — and what we deliberately will not build.

There are no dates here. Endlech.lu is built alongside a day job, and a deadline nobody can keep is not information.

Last updated: August 31, 2026

In progress

Public roadmap and changelog

This page itself. From the outside there was no way to tell whether the platform was still being worked on.

Reviews and comments

Guests should be able to share their own experience of a venue, not only read the recorded details.
Map view

Coordinates already exist for every venue. What is missing is the map that shows what is nearby.
Favourites

Save venues instead of searching for them again — the first use of an account beyond submitting.

Native iOS app

The interface for it has existed since June. Whether a dedicated app is worth it depends on there being enough content people need while out.
Chat window

A direct line for questions no form covers. Who answers, and how quickly, has to be settled first.
AI-assisted search

A search that answers “wheelchair, quiet, open at lunchtime”. What exactly it should be able to do is not yet defined.
Android app, Google and Apple sign-in

Noted because it was asked for. None of the three has been justified or prioritised so far.

These are not coming — at least not in this form. They are listed here so that nobody waits for them.

Passkey suggestion in the sign-in field

Technically possible, but our own passkey button serves the same purpose without an extra source of failure.
Creating an account with a passkey

An account needs a confirmed email address. Without one there would be no way back if the device is lost.
Passkeys in the app interface

The app signs in with a token. A second sign-in route would add no protection there.
Verifying where a passkey comes from

Requiring proof of the security key's manufacturer would shut out devices without anyone evaluating that information.
Launch screens for iPhone installation

A dozen image files per device size for a tenth of a second less white screen.
Pull to refresh

The page reloads on every request. The gesture would rebuild what the browser already does.
Push notifications

Without a reason that justifies an interruption, a push notification is just a disturbance. Where there is something to report, there is an email.
A one-off mobile review of every page

Instead of a one-off review, every new page is checked at 320 pixels. That lasts longer.