Keep in mind that the roadmap will inevitably change almost immediately after I hit publish. Projects always take longer than expected, and as developers, our eyes tend to be bigger than our stomachs.

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SDK

Point person(s): Ricardo, with UX support from Vignesh

• Example apps and demos to showcase common use cases and provide sample code to make it easier to get started building with TIKI.

• Templated UX with a simple style configuration that a) makes TIKI fit in stylistically with any App and b) so devs don’t have to waste time building things like popups.

• JS SDK (stretch goal: react/react native) to add TIKI to websites/webapps. A side benefit of a JS SDK is JS can be executed from a wide variety of other languages like Golang and Rust, opening up a whole new suite of native SDKs that can be created.

• Example integrations and how-tos on using TIKI with common third-party tools like Stripe, Amplitude, Segment, LiveRamp, etc.

• API v1.1 from our learnings in building our first apps, demos, and examples with API 1.0.

L0 Services

Point person(s): Mike

• Multi-address registry; a single API to join multiple addresses. It’s not uncommon for users to be logged into an App on their phone, tablet, and browser. A compound address simplifies implementation for developers.

• Transaction index to build a searchable API as blocks are written to our L0 Storage service —simplifies cross-chain syncing and querying.

• Webhook execution engine and registry for developers to add async backend behavior to their applications triggered by block ingestion for events like consent modification or reward termination.

• Common query endpoints (stretch goal) for easily fetching results like “retrieve total loyalty points issued for a given address.”

L1 (blockchain)

Point person(s): Mike and Ricardo

• Reward tokenization to issue custom on-chain value-backed NFTs. A simple use case is loyalty point issuance based on data-driven actions/transactions.

DAO

Point person(s): Barry, with UX support from Vignesh

• Whitepaper published, shared, and vetted by the community detailing the tokenomics, voting, and proposal structures.

• 1.0 of DEX Guidelines drafted and published becomes the starting point for the crowdsourced governance powered by the TIKI DAO —it’s far more productive to modify a living doc than start from a blank page.

• UX wireframes for each required TIKI DAO action. These high-fidelity wireframes will become the relaunched TIKI app.

OSS Community

Point person(s): Tim, with support from Mike and Ricardo

• Contributor process; a well-documented procedure for how to start contributing to TIKI’s code base, setting up a development environment, and how code is vetted, merged in, and deployed.

• Contributor compensation programs to fairly reward the community for their hard work in maturing the TIKI codebase.

• Community engagement schedule of events, programs, outreach, etc., to not just build awareness but, more importantly, get talented eyes on what we’re building.

Console

• Usage/utilization chats and metrics for developers to quickly inspect adoption rates —the stretch goal is to include KPIs for ownership and consent opt-in.

• TIKI Scan; etherscan but for the TIKI chain.

• Billing (stretch goal) is a lower priority as we’re focused on adoption and delivering valuable features —consumption-based billing will roll out as we gain a better feel for customer uptake.