Roadmap

This page describes features planned for future versions of Computtite. Items here reflect current development intentions but are subject to change — timelines are not committed until a release is in active development.

Excel Import

Native import support for Excel files (.xlsx), so you can migrate existing inventory spreadsheets into Computtite without converting them to CSV first. A dynamic column mapper will let you match spreadsheet columns to your asset type fields, validate values before import, and preview the result before committing.

Mac App Store Distribution

Making Computtite available through the Mac App Store for users who prefer managed software distribution or whose organizations require App Store provenance. This requires architectural adjustments and is in research.

Custom Export Templates

Define reusable export layouts that control which fields appear, their order, grouping, and formatting when exporting to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets. Instead of exporting everything and cleaning it up manually, you'll be able to save a template per report type and reuse it across exports.

Asset Lifecycle Automation

Rules-based automation for routine lifecycle events: automatically flag assets for review after N years, send a notification when a warranty is expiring, or trigger a status change when a license expires. This would replace manual health signal monitoring with proactive automated workflows.

Advanced Notifications

Configurable in-app and push notifications for lifecycle events, assignment changes, and workspace activity. You'll be able to subscribe to specific asset types, departments, or event categories — so the right people are notified about the right things without flooding everyone's inbox.

Asset Bulk Operations

Bulk editing, bulk assignment, and bulk status update for multiple assets at once. Currently each asset must be edited individually, which is impractical for large fleet refreshes or mass assignments (e.g., assigning 50 laptops to a new cohort of employees).

Mobile Companion — Offline Fallback

An offline mode for the Mobile Companion, designed for teams that operate in environments with unstable or no internet connectivity — warehouses, field sites, remote facilities, or any location where a reliable connection cannot be guaranteed. When offline, the Companion would continue to allow scanning and basic asset lookups using a local cache, and queue writes (status updates, assignments) to be flushed automatically once connectivity is restored. This requires significant architecture work: on-device SQLite storage, a sync queue with conflict resolution, and careful handling of concurrent writes from multiple field operators. It is planned but not yet in active development.