THE AMADEUZ JOURNEY 2026

Built turn by turn.

A living map of the ideas, systems, and small fixes that brought Amadeuz here — and the player-first work taking shape next.

Milestones follow the documented version history. Dates are shown at month-level precision because the references do not verify exact public release days.

Where we’ve been

A product takes shape.

Each stop is a real milestone from the release record — not a promise of what comes next.

  1. First public foundations

    Make the essentials trustworthy.

    Amadeuz’s first release established the public product shell: accounts and privacy controls, companion discovery, password recovery, feedback, usage plans, and the first static roadmap.

    AccountsDiscoveryTrust & safety
  2. v3 · responses & resources

    Give conversations room to breathe.

    Reply alternatives became selectable instead of disposable. Community Resources introduced searchable shared media with privacy-first defaults, while creator workflows gained clearer controls.

    Reply choicesCreator toolsPrivate by default
  3. v4–v10 · media & continuity

    Make presence feel personal.

    Guest conversations, animated portraits and backgrounds, starter-message choices, and safer media processing arrived alongside persistent chat foundations. Live tests then shaped a sequence of practical media fixes.

    Guest chatAnimated mediaContinuity
  4. v11–v19 · discovery & reliability

    Connect creators and harden the foundations.

    Following, timelines, and richer discovery took shape while the release process added safer migrations, clearer diagnostics, and stronger reliability practices.

    CommunityReliabilityRelease safety
  5. v20–v27 · account & discovery polish

    Make the everyday paths clearer.

    Analytics, account and profile improvements, theme controls, more consistent ratings and tags, and a more efficient portal refined the core experience.

    PersonalizationProfilesUsability
  6. v32–v41 · RPG foundations

    Turn a story into a playable adventure.

    RPG Adventures gained versioned campaigns, server-owned character and check rules, D20 resolution, safer referee contracts, and a distinct creation path — built to keep ordinary Companion chat separate.

    CampaignsD20 checksMode isolation
  7. v49–v56 · world & player systems

    Give the world a memory.

    Campaign state, conditions and resources, player-character creation, expanded proficiencies, history tools, and optional quick replies extended the RPG loop from one roll to a continuing world.

    World stateCharacter creationPlayer agency
  8. v59–v59.5 · Creator StudioCurrent product milestone

    Make complex creation feel manageable.

    The new Creator Studio separates Companion and RPG workflows, structures world and rules editing, improves review and publication, and refines RPG previews and opening turns.

    Creator StudioRPG authoringReview & publish

Where we are

Make long adventures easier to return to.

Character tools and authoritative state are in place. The next player-facing step is clearer catch-up and continuity between conversations.

01

Catch up without spoilersHelp players recall established events without exposing hidden story information.

02

Carry stories forwardMake it easier to continue the same campaign across its conversation history.

03

Keep choices authoritativePreserve committed character and world state as narration and guidance improve.

The next trailheads

Room to grow.

These are directions, not dated delivery promises. Priorities can shift as the community uses what exists.

For players

Return to a story with confidence.

Conversation carryover and concise, spoiler-safe recaps can help longer campaigns stay coherent.

Planned · no release date

For the long game

Test and guide bigger stories.

Playtest tools and creator-directed story plans remain longer-term ideas that need careful design.

Exploring · no release date

Roadmap items are directional. Feature details, order, and timing may change as we learn.