roadmap

CurationsLA — Public Roadmap

Welcome to CurationsLA’s public roadmap. The purpose is to be transparent about what we’re building, collect community feedback, and surface priorities.

How to use this roadmap

• Read the “Now / In-Progress” and “Next / Planned” sections to see what we’re working on.
• Upvote using the Google Form (link below) — your vote helps us prioritize.
• Submit new ideas via the Google Form or open a GitHub issue using the provided template.

Google Form link

• CurationsLA Roadmap — Vote & Submit

Quarterly milestones (2026)

• Q1 2026 — due 2026-03-31
• Q2 2026 — due 2026-06-30
• Q3 2026 — due 2026-09-30
• Q4 2026 — due 2026-12-31

Status categories

• Drafting / In-Progress — actively being worked on
• Planned — scheduled for an upcoming quarter
• Pondering — early exploration / research
• Maybe in the Future — not realistic now but keeps the idea
• Completed — released
• Delayed — on hold
• Pivot — direction changed

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Now — Drafting / In-Progress

#1 Ability for Curators (Subscribers) to upvote

Enable curators to upvote items from their account pages.
Milestone: Q1 2026 | Status: Drafting / In-Progress

#2 Curators can submit their business to feature on neighborhoods pages

A flow for Curators to submit listings for neighborhood pages.
Milestone: Q1 2026 | Status: Drafting / In-Progress

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Next — Planned

Planned items will appear here as they are scheduled for upcoming quarters.

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Maybe in the Future

Ideas that are not currently prioritized but worth tracking for future consideration.

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Pondering

Exploration items and early research topics.

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Completed

Completed features will appear here as they are released.

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Delayed / Pivot

Items on hold or re-scoped.

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How we prioritize

We consider:

1. Community votes
2. Community impact and reach
3. Implementation effort and feasibility
4. Strategic alignment with CurationsLA goals

Suggested repository workflow (manual)

1. Community submits ideas via Google Form.
2. Maintainers review new submissions weekly and create GitHub Issues for accepted items using the roadmap issue template.
3. Link the issue number into ROADMAP.md and assign a milestone/label.
4. Use Google Sheet tallies and issue comments to inform prioritization decisions.

Links

• Issue template
• Form instructions and scripts
• Sample issues

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Maintainers: CurationsLA team (curationsdev)
Questions: Contact via GitHub Issues