What's Coming

A more ambitious roadmap for turning timing-aware compute into a serious product surface.

Util starts with clear recommendations and grows toward richer scheduling workflows, broader integrations, and more automated execution.

Milestones

Roadmap

The roadmap is framed as an intentional sequence of product capabilities rather than a plain feature list.

Next

Downloadable desktop app

Package the scheduling experience into a polished desktop release with dependable setup, clean workflows, and a confident first-run experience.

Planned

Automatic scheduling

Move from recommendation-first flows to optional automation that can queue jobs into preferred windows once users trust the model.

Planned

Better data integrations

Improve signal quality with broader electricity-price and carbon-intensity data across more use cases and regions.

Planned

Multi-machine optimization

Extend scheduling from one machine or job to coordinated planning across multiple systems and concurrent workloads.

Exploring

Multi-region scheduling

Help users compare where and when a workload should run when multiple execution regions are available.

Exploring

Cloud integrations

Connect the timing layer to cloud environments so recommendations can flow into broader execution pipelines.

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What the roadmap is optimizing for

Each milestone builds on the same core idea: use timing as a lever for lower spend and lower carbon without burying the user in raw complexity.

Clarity first
Recommendations need to stay understandable as the product becomes more capable.
Automation second
The product should earn trust before automation takes over scheduling decisions.
Execution later
Cloud and multi-machine integrations matter, but the story still starts with a clean desktop experience.