What is built, what is left, and what we will not build.
Gyro Suite is in development, so this page is about the road to version 1.0 rather than what comes after it. Below is where the build stands by area, what has to be finished before anybody can buy it, and a short list of things we have decided against so you can plan around their absence rather than waiting for them.
Seven areas, 43 modules, all with working screens.
Every module has screens that are opened and checked by machine before any change is accepted. What differs from area to area is how much is left before we would call it finished.
| Area | What exists in the build today | The main work left |
|---|---|---|
| Selling | CRM pipeline, quoting, sales orders, price lists and pricing rules, the help desk, projects and time, the customer portal | Depth: more of each screen proven end to end |
| Finance | The double-entry ledger, invoicing and billing, bank reconciliation, tax rules, fixed assets, budgets, statutory exports | Country packs checked by local accountants |
| Operations | Inventory and warehouses, purchasing, manufacturing and planning, quality, maintenance, shipping, fleet and field service | Soak tests at volume on shared hosting |
| People | Employee records, attendance and shifts, leave, expense claims, payroll, recruitment and onboarding | Payroll rules verified country by country |
| Retail and web | Point of sale, the online store, the website builder, email marketing, marketing automation and analytics | Live payment and analytics accounts connected and proven |
| Communication | Shared inbox and webmail, omnichannel conversations, WhatsApp, telephony, video meetings | Each outside provider proven against its live service |
| Platform | Multi-company, roles and permissions, reporting and BI, the AI assistant, e-signature, importers, the mobile app | Translations and right-to-left layouts |
Nine things that have to be true before it goes on sale.
None of these is a feature. All of them are the difference between a build and a product you can trust with your books.
The store and the licence server
Checkout, your client area, licence keys, renewals and the 14-day trial. The licence engine is built into the product; the shop that sells it is not finished.
A payment provider
Who takes the payment and collects the tax is not decided yet. It decides how VAT and GST are handled, so we will not guess at it on this site.
The release build
The download you will actually install: built, encoded per PHP version, signed, and proven on hosts that are not ours.
Every screen opened by a person
Automated tests are not verification. Nothing is called finished until somebody has opened the screen and done the job it is for.
Outside services, proven live
Payment gateways, e-invoicing portals, bank feeds, WhatsApp and SMS are built against each provider's documentation. Each has to be proven against the real service before we say it works.
Country rules, checked by professionals
Tax, payroll and statutory exports are legal bars rather than features. Local accountants and payroll advisers have to sign them off.
Translations
The interface is built to translate fully, right-to-left included. The translations themselves come in the last phase, once the wording has stopped moving.
The legal pages, reviewed
The terms, privacy policy, licence agreement and refund policy on this site are drafts. A lawyer reads them before anybody pays us.
The public demo
Opens with version 1.0, not before. A half-finished product introducing itself is worse than an honest wait.
Features people ask about, and where each one stands.
No dates, because we will not invent them. "In the build" means it has working screens today; "Planned" means it is on the list and not started or not far enough along to show.
| Feature | Module | Why | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supplier portal | Purchasing | Suppliers acknowledge orders and submit invoices without a phone call | Planned |
| Bill and receipt OCR | AI Assist | Photograph a supplier invoice, get a draft vendor bill, using your own AI provider key | Planned |
| Fixed asset revaluation | Accounting | Asked for by every business in a high-inflation economy | Planned |
| Multi-step warehouse routes | Inventory | Receive, quality check, put away, pick, pack and ship as distinct stages | Planned |
| Arabic and French interface | Platform | Full right-to-left layout, not a mirrored stylesheet. Translations come in the last phase before launch | Planned |
| Field service scheduling | Fleet and Field Service | Dispatch, on-site worksheets and mobile sign-off | In the build |
| Budgets | Accounting | Budget control that can warn or block. Rolling forecasts are planned alongside it | In the build |
| Custom record types | Platform | The gap people coming from ERPNext notice first | Planned |
| Payroll country packs | Payroll | India, the UAE and the UK first, then Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Tanzania, Egypt and Pakistan, each verified by a local adviser | Planned |
| More payment gateways | Invoicing | Stripe is built. PayPal, Mollie, Razorpay, Paytm, PayU, Braintree, Authorize.net and 2Checkout are planned | Planned |
| Native mobile shell | Platform | App store presence wrapping the installable web app | Planned |
| Warehouse mobile app | Inventory | A purpose-built picking and counting interface for handheld scanners | Planned |
Deliberately not building
So you can plan around these rather than wait for them: a cloud or hosted edition, managed hosting, and a marketplace of third-party add-ons.
The first two would mean holding your data, which is the thing this product exists to avoid. The third would put code we did not write, and cannot vouch for, next to your ledger. Every module is first-party by design. If one of these is essential to you, we are not the right choice and we would rather you knew now.
About the roadmap.
Why are there no dates on this page?
Because we do not have one we would stake our name on, and a roadmap with invented dates is worse than one with none. What we can give you is the list of what stands between today's build and version 1.0, and a build log that shows how fast that list is shrinking. Ask to be told and you will hear once, when it is ready.
Will anything on this page cost extra?
No. Everything described here is part of the one price it will launch at: $49 a year for an installation with one company and unlimited users, and $9 a year for each additional company. We do not have tiers, and we do not intend to introduce them by putting new modules behind a higher plan.
How do you decide what to build?
The scope of version 1.0 is fixed: the 43 modules on the modules page. Inside that, we build what a business needs to run a whole month on the product, in the order the dependencies allow: the ledger before the reports that read it, stock before manufacturing. After launch, what customers ask for will be the largest single input.
Can I ask for something now?
Yes, and it is useful to us. Tell us what you would use Gyro Suite for and what you use today, through the contact form. We cannot promise it will be built, and we will tell you plainly if it is something we have decided against.
Something you need that you cannot see?
Tell us what would make this work for you. It is far cheaper to hear it now than after launch.