What’s coming. And what isn’t.
Studio OS and Trade OS are built by one person, in the open. This page is the working list: what is in testing, what is next, and what we have only read about.
There are no dates on this page. A date I can’t keep is worth less than none at all, and everything here depends on how this month’s calls go.
Owners ask, or it doesn’t get built
There is no product committee. Three things move an item onto this list — and none of them is a competitor’s feature page.
It came up on a call
Most of what ships started as one sentence from an owner on a 30-minute call. When two or three describe the same problem in their own words, it moves up the list.
It stays narrow
We build the version that solves the one problem, not the version with a setting for every case. Narrow ships. Broad sits half-finished for a year.
It works before it’s sold
Nothing is described as done until it runs for a real business. Until then it sits here, marked, where you can hold us to it.
The list
Where each thing actually stands
Three stages, one badge on every card. If it is on this page at all, you cannot use it yet.
In testing
Built and running — either in front of a small number of businesses, or finished and waiting on someone else’s approval before it can go live at all.
Appointments, one person at a time
In testingBooking for businesses where the customer books a person, not a seat: barbershops, salons, anyone working one chair. Each person keeps their own hours; the customer picks who they want or takes whoever is free first.
StatusBuilt and in testing. Reminders and the waiting list stay switched off until the booking side has run clean for a while.
Posting to Facebook and Instagram
In testingApprove a post once and it goes to your Facebook page and your Instagram business account — you never open either app.
StatusBuilt and waiting on Meta’s app review. That part is not ours, so we can’t tell you when it clears.
Viber, next to WhatsApp and Telegram
In testingThe booking messages and replies that already run on WhatsApp and Telegram, on Viber too — the app most people in Croatia keep open anyway.
StatusBuilt, settings screen and all. Waiting on a Viber business account — they stopped letting anyone sign up directly, and our application has been with their sales team since May.
Next
Decided and under way. The shape is settled and the work has started — a very different thing from the work being done.
Social posts that know your kind of business
Being builtA week of posts drafted from the classes and photos you already have, so the writing becomes an approval instead of an evening.
StatusThe drafting side is built, and it only knows how to talk about dance studios. Gyms, yoga and fitness need their own vocabulary. It also needs the Facebook and Instagram publishing above — both have to land before either is worth anything.
Two screens for your coaches
Being builtA board where coaches arrange cover between themselves instead of routing it through you, and a plain record of the hours each of them has worked.
StatusDesigned and drawn. Both screens are already in the product, marked coming soon, so coaches can see what is arriving. What’s left is the part that stores the data.
Exploring
Read about, thought about, not started. They are here so you know we see them coming — not so you can plan around them.
A phone line that answers itself
ExploringThe call you miss mid-haircut or under a sink: answered, the booking taken, the details waiting on your phone when you are free.
StatusNot started. No code, no demo, nothing to show you. It is on this page because it keeps coming up on calls — not because it is close.
Fiskalizacija 2.0
ExploringCroatia’s fiscalization rules changed on 1 January 2026 — three separate obligations, usually reported as one. We read the law properly and wrote up what we found.
StatusResearched, not built. Poletis does not fiscalize receipts for you, and we won’t say otherwise until it is.
Tell me what’s missing
The fastest way onto this page is a 30-minute call. Most of what ships started as one sentence from an owner tired of doing something by hand.