Definition
A product roadmap is a document or page that communicates a product's near- and mid-term direction to users and stakeholders. Good roadmaps commit to intent while staying honest about uncertainty.
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Product roadmap
A product roadmap is a high-level view of what a product is building, what's planned, and what's still under consideration. Zahvox uses three simple statuses: available today, in development, planned.
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In plain language
The list of what a product has, what it's building next, and what it might build after.
Why it matters
A public roadmap sets expectations. It also protects users from being sold on features that don't exist yet. Zahvox uses status labels on every page so nothing is ambiguous.
How this relates to Zahvox
The Zahvox roadmap uses three labels: Available today (live in the free web tool), In development (being built), Planned (committed direction, not scheduled). Every feature page and glossary term reflects one of these.
Status: General industry concept, not tied to a specific Zahvox release.
Example
AI cleanup: In development. Templates: Planned. Editable transcript: Available today.
Common misconception
A roadmap is not a promise of dates. Planned items can slip or change scope. The label communicates commitment, not calendar.
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