Roadmap
What ships today, and what is coming.
Three lists: what you can use right now, what is finished and waiting on a platform to approve it, and what we are still only looking at.
Updated October 2026. Anything waiting on a platform carries no date, because those review queues belong to Meta, Google and LinkedIn.
Available now
All of this works in Ignis today.
Publishing and scheduling
Write the post once and change what needs changing for each platform. Ignis checks it against every limit before it queues, and each platform publishes on its own, so one failure never holds up the rest.
Unified inbox
Instagram DMs, Messenger, WhatsApp, comments and mentions in one list per client. Reply windows close, and Ignis shows you the time left on each conversation before they do.
Automation builder
Leave instructions: when a DM, comment or story reply arrives, if this is true, do that. Nine ready-made templates give you a flow to start from, including a public comment that triggers a private reply with buttons, and flows keep running whether or not your laptop is open, picking up again after any interruption.
Analytics and reporting
Followers, reach, views and engagement, per client and summed across every account you can see. Best times to post, and export to CSV or XLSX.
Client portal
A white-label link where your client reviews, comments and approves. A post nobody approved cannot go out.
Roles and per-client access
Five roles, and you choose which clients each person can open. Give a freelancer one client, read-only, and that is the only thing they can see.
Shared media library
Images, video and brand kits kept per client. Pick an asset visually anywhere Ignis needs one, and your whole team sees the same set.
Content calendar
Plan a month at a time and rearrange it by dragging.
Image and video editors, out of beta
Type directly on the canvas, crop by dragging, start from twelve templates or your own brand kit, and go back to an earlier save in either editor. The video preview now matches what exports for colour grades, transitions and animated position, with waveforms on every clip and a master volume to mix against.
YouTube, connected to the right channel
Pick the YouTube channel you actually meant to connect instead of whichever one Google preferred, see its comments inside Ignis, and get told the moment a new video goes up. Every upload goes public, or at the time you scheduled it for.
TikTok, posting publicly
TikTok passed its Content Posting audit. A post Ignis publishes is public the moment it goes out, unless the creator’s own TikTok privacy settings say otherwise, exactly as TikTok requires.
Built, waiting on platform approval
These are finished in Ignis. What they wait on is the platform reviewing the app, and those queues run to Meta, LinkedIn and Reddit’s own timetables, so there are no dates here. Your account switches each one on the day approval lands, at no extra cost.
Connecting and posting to Threads
Threads is built end to end: publishing (including polls and quote posts), replies, hiding and unhiding, and an alert the moment someone mentions you. None of it reaches a customer yet, because the Threads app on Meta has not left Development Mode, which means nobody outside Ignis can even sign in with a Threads account to connect one.
Waiting on Meta to move the Threads app out of Development Mode and approve its permissions.
Reddit publishing
Posting to a subreddit with a title, a flair and the community’s rules checked before it queues, plus comments and mentions collected on a schedule, is built and tested. Reddit has no direct messages, so only its comments and mentions would reach the inbox. None of it reaches a customer yet: Reddit’s own app registration is manual-approval-only, and the credentials it issues are not set up in Ignis yet.
Waiting on Reddit’s own API access approval, then the credentials to be set up.
LinkedIn comments as they happen
Comments and mentions landing in your inbox the moment someone posts them. LinkedIn does not reach Ignis at all today: the webhook product this needs is switched off at the access tier Ignis currently holds, and there is no poller standing in for it.
Waiting on LinkedIn to grant Ignis its Standard access tier for Community Management.
Being looked at
Nothing on this list is promised. If one of these is the reason you would sign up, it is not in Ignis yet.
Native mobile apps
Ignis runs well in a mobile browser today. We are looking at native iOS and Android apps, not building them.
Paid ad publishing
Running paid campaigns next to your organic posts. We are looking at it, and nothing is scheduled.
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