Roadmap

What we're shipping next, and what's already live.

A grounded list, not a wish-list. Items in Up next have working prototypes or signed integration agreements; Now shipping are running on real merchants today; Exploringare conversations we're having but haven't committed to a date yet.

Now shipping (8)Up next (2)Exploring (4)

Live plugins

Across payments, sync & shipping

Coming soon

Next 1–2 release windows

Banks supported

3 → 4

TBC, BoG, Flitt + Credo (next)

Refund window

14 days

Same on every plugin

UP NEXT

Designed, scoped, and on the bench.

Each item below has a working prototype, a signed integration agreement with the bank or vendor, or both. Dates are best-effort: we publish releases when they're stable on staging, not when a calendar slot ticks.

Payments

Credo Installments

Q3 2026

Credo Bank online installments at WooCommerce checkout — one license per domain, with refunds and approvals managed from the standard WooCommerce admin. The customer's monthly plan is shown right at checkout and approval lands in seconds.

What ships at v0.1.0

One license per WordPress domain
3 / 6 / 12 / 24-month plans surfaced at WooCommerce checkout
Approval status + monthly plan stamped on the WC order on success
Refund + cancel flows from the standard WC order screen
Signed callback verification on every status change

Target: Credo Bank API

Synchronization

Balance ↔ WooCommerce

Q3 2026

Balance accounting on one side, WooCommerce on the other. Push price + stock updates from Balance into your catalogue on a schedule you control, and stream new orders back the moment they're placed.

What ships at v0.1.0

Scheduled push/pull with full retry + audit log per run
Products, prices, multi-warehouse stock kept aligned
Orders streamed back into Balance the moment they're placed
Per-brand and per-category mapping rules
One license per WordPress domain

Target: Balance accounting (Georgian SaaS)

NOW SHIPPING

Live on real Georgian merchants.

Every plugin below is running on at least one production WooCommerce store today. Versions update continuously — see the changelog for the latest releases per plugin.

Payment Gateways

TBC Card Payments

Accept Visa and Mastercard via TBC Bank's hosted checkout.

Live

TBC Online Installments

TBC Bank installment plans (3 / 6 / 12 / 24 months) at WooCommerce checkout.

Live

BoG Card Payments

Bank of Georgia card processing — Visa, Mastercard, 3D Secure.

Live

BoG Installments

Bank of Georgia installment plans at WooCommerce checkout.

Live

Flitt Payments

Accept card payments via Flitt — Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay.

Live

Accounting & ERP Synchronization

1C ↔ WooCommerce

Keep WooCommerce prices, stock and products aligned with your 1C books.

Live

Fina ↔ WooCommerce

Push Fina price and stock updates straight into your WooCommerce catalog.

Live

Shipping & Delivery

QuickShipper Delivery

Live courier rates at checkout — Glovo, Wolt, Go Delivery, OnWay, Easy Way, Georgian Post.

Live

Continuous shipping — every plugin tags its own GitHub release stream. The changelog is the up-to-the-minute record of what landed where.

EXPLORING

Conversations we’re having, but haven’t locked in.

No release date here — these items move into Up next once we have a working prototype or a signed agreement. Vote with your inbox: the more merchants ask for one, the sooner it gets a calendar slot.

Shipping

Exploring

Georgian Post integration

Inside-Georgia delivery via Georgian Post, with auto-created shipments and tracking surfaced on the order screen.

Shipping

Exploring

Standalone courier plugins

Direct integrations with individual couriers (Glovo, Wolt, Go Delivery) for stores that don't use the QuickShipper aggregator.

Synchronization

Exploring

Bookkeeping for cash-only stores

A lighter sync flavour for stores that don't run 1C, Fina, or Balance — daily totals + receipt CSVs straight from WooCommerce.

Payments

Exploring

Apple Pay / Google Pay polish

Tighter wallet integration on the BoG and TBC plugins — currently live on Flitt only.

Want a plugin we don't make yet?

Tell us the bank, the accounting system, or the courier — and which side breaks today. The more concrete the gap, the faster it lands on the calendar.