Spixor is currently going through an important phase of development.

Over the past period, much of our work has shifted away from immediately visible features and toward the foundation underneath the platform. This means that some parts of Spixor may currently feel incomplete, inconsistent, or may not yet work as smoothly as we ultimately want them to.

We understand that this can be noticeable when using the platform. It is also an important part of where Spixor is heading.

Instead of continuously adding new functionality on top of a foundation that still needs work, we are investing in the systems, architecture, reliability, development workflows, validation and infrastructure that will allow Spixor to grow properly in the years ahead.

A large part of this work is invisible from the outside, but it is essential.

Our goal is not simply to add more features. We want to create a platform that can evolve faster, remain maintainable as it becomes more complex, and support increasingly ambitious functionality without sacrificing stability.

Throughout the remainder of 2026, our focus will therefore remain strongly on this foundation. We will continue improving existing parts of Spixor along the way, but not every area will feel finished at all times while this transition is taking place.

From 2027 onward, we expect this investment to become much more visible. That is when we intend to start introducing larger features, broader improvements and new capabilities built on top of the work we are doing today.

You can think of the current phase a little like building a spacecraft.

The launch is the part everyone gets to see, but before it can safely travel somewhere new - and reliably make the journey back - an enormous amount of engineering has to happen behind the scenes.

That is the phase Spixor is in today.

We are building the foundation now so that, when we are ready to accelerate, we can do so with confidence.

Thank you for building with us while we prepare for what comes next.