What we're building, in public.
Every feature here earns its place by solving a real problem, not by looking good in a demo. Two things show us which problems matter: the usage data, and what our customers and the people using Mee every day tell us. Then we build it where you can see it.
Built from what actually gets in the way.
Every roadmap item starts as a real problem, spotted in the data or raised by the people living with it, not a wishlist. Here is the path from noticing one to shipping the fix.
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We watch the data
Where people get stuck filling in a form, which reports get rebuilt in a spreadsheet, which homepage section nobody opens. Usage tells us more than a feature request ever could.
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We listen, first-hand
Our customers and the people who open Mee every day tell us what's missing and what slows them down. That voice shapes the roadmap as much as the numbers do.
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Problems beat preferences
A recurring headache for one customer's operations team outranks a nice-to-have nobody is actually blocked by.
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Small enough to move fast
Mee doesn't carry years of legacy roadmap debt. When the evidence points somewhere new, we can actually go there.
Coming soon.
We're scoping the next set of features directly with the businesses already using Mee, shaped by exactly this kind of evidence. Specifics are confirmed here as they're locked in, closer to general availability, rather than promised today when they might still shift.
Communications & social
More coming here, shaped by what our customers are asking for most.
Operations & forms
More coming here too, prioritised by what's actually slowing teams down.
Admin & brand control
More control is coming. What, exactly, depends on where the evidence points.
Analytics & reporting
Deeper visibility is coming. Specifics confirmed closer to launch.
Tell us the problem, not the feature.
The best roadmap ideas come from a real problem your team is trying to solve, not a feature request. If something is slowing you down today, tell us about it. If it turns out to be a genuine pattern, not a one-off, that is exactly the kind of thing that ends up built.