A public, prioritized list of what we're building to help you make better micro-money decisions. Stack optimizers, at-register Live Activities, receipt-driven balance updates, Apple Wallet sync , in flight, queued, and on the horizon. Ships when it's ready, not before. Updated whenever something moves.
Server-side push for the lock-screen and Dynamic Island banner. Balance updates land on the banner within seconds even when Cue is suspended in the background , before this, the banner froze the moment iOS suspended the app and only refreshed if you re-foregrounded.
Why now: promoted to v1 from v2 after the freeze became the most-noticed lock-screen rough edge in real-device use. APNs token-based push, Postgres trigger via pg_net, automatic sandbox/production routing per token.
A native CarPlay app for nearby cards while you're driving. List the stores you're approaching, with balances and distances. Tap a row to hand off the barcode to a passenger’s phone or get directions in the in-car display.
Why now: drivers are the highest-value moment for CardCue Pro , the "I just drove past Target" miss most often happens at 35 mph. Apple grants the CarPlay entitlement by case-by-case review, so timing is dependent on Apple's response window.
One important distinction. "CarPlay support" on this roadmap means a dedicated app icon on the CarPlay home screen , the kind that has its own list and detail templates inside the in-car display. That requires Apple's CarPlay entitlement, which is granted only by case-by-case written request.
It does not refer to the notification rail on CarPlay screens, which is a system surface that mirrors any iPhone notification automatically. CardCue Pro’s nearby-card alerts already appear in the CarPlay notification rail today , that’s an iOS feature, not an entitlement, and ships out of the box wherever your iPhone is paired with a CarPlay head unit.
Tap "Add to Apple Wallet" on any digitized gift card and get a real .pkpass in iOS Wallet, alongside your credit cards. The pass embeds up to 10 store coordinates, so iOS surfaces it on the lock screen automatically when you're nearby , zero custom geofencing needed.
Why next: it's the most-requested feature from beta. Requires Apple Pass Type ID + a server-side signing function; no other engineering blocker.
Sign-in choices beyond Sign in with Apple. Same Supabase-backed account model on the back end , once a session exists, the rest of the app doesn’t care which identity provider minted it.
Why on deck: Sign in with Apple covers ~95% of our audience (iPhone owners). Adding Google + Facebook is purely additive for cross-device + future web-client users.
Generate a one-of-one stylized illustration for any card using Apple Intelligence + Image Playground. The output replaces the card’s default gradient on the wallet tile.
Why on deck: the underlying iOS API is still rolling out per-region (EU, China lagging). We pulled it from v1 to avoid showing the button to users who can’t actually use it.
Share a household wallet through Apple Family Sharing or a CardCue-managed group. The $50 Whole Foods card sitting in mom’s wallet gets seen by dad before he buys lunch , so the household actually uses it before it expires.
Design questions: PIN/barcode privacy by default, conflict resolution when two members redeem at once, opt-in nearby alerts that route to the closest family member.
Hand a card off to another CardCue Pro user via QR code or AirDrop , full transfer of the data, not just sharing the number. Use case: you got a Starbucks gift card from Aunt Margaret, you don’t drink coffee, you transfer it to a friend who does. Their wallet picks up the balance, yours drops it.
Design questions: atomic handoff of secrets, anti-fraud for cards redeemed mid-transfer, receiver onboarding without an account.
A small character that shows up at key moments (empty wallet, first save, big milestone, holiday greetings) and gives CardCue Pro a face beyond the snark engine. Visual anchor for in-app celebrations, Year-in-Review framing, and onboarding.
Design questions: art direction, voice consistency with the existing Personality engine, accessibility for users who’ve dialed personality off.
Items move up when the work is starting, get a date when we ship, and disappear from the list when they’re live. We don’t list internal infrastructure work, bug fixes, or polish , just user-facing capabilities.
If something here is the reason you haven’t upgraded yet, let us know. We weight the queue by user demand, not by what’s easiest to build.