Roadmap
Measure. Value. Monetize. Signal.
The whole product journey in four stages, and exactly how far along each one is.
- 01
Measure
Live todayReal engagement analytics.
See how much real attention each page earns: how many visits, how many distinct sessions, how far people get.
Real engagement analytics
Done
- Pageviews, unique sessions and average scroll depth from one script tag
- Traffic over time, top pages, and change against the previous period
- Anonymous sessions: no IP addresses, no fingerprints
Building now
- Reading behavior: engaged time, bounce rate, pages per session and a scroll-depth funnel
- Audience breakdowns: traffic sources, devices, browsers, countries and busiest hours. The script already sees these; the Console doesn't report them yet
Planned
- Tracking controls: honor Do Not Track, exclude paths, strip query strings
- Data retention settings and CSV export
- A privacy-safe way to see return visits, if one can be designed without identifying people
- 02
Value
In developmentContent value scoring.
Turn engagement into a per-page content value score, so a small, deeply read page isn't buried by a big, skimmed one.
Content value scoring
- DesignDone
- BuildNow
- Private betaNext
- General availabilityNext
Done
- A 0–100 score for every page, built from four signals: time spent reading, scroll depth, repeat views and interactions
- Scores compared within pages of similar traffic, so a small, deeply read page isn't buried by a big, skimmed one
- A low-sample flag when a page has too little traffic to trust its score
- A Console view of every score and its signal breakdown, tested on synthetic data
Building now
- Validating scores against real site traffic
- Adding the time and interaction signals the score draws on
Planned
- Score trends against the previous run
- Safeguards against artificially inflated engagement
- Cross-site content authority signals, built with strict privacy thresholds
- 03
Monetize
In developmentValue-based content access and payment.
Connect content value to payment: machine access priced by value, an edge layer that enforces it, payouts to you, and a polite way for ad-free visitors to support content worth paying for.
AI agents
- DesignDone
- BuildNow
- Private betaNext
- General availabilityNext
Done
- An edge prototype that recognizes declared AI crawlers and answers with an HTTP 402 payment challenge
- Prices set from a page's value score, within a floor and a ceiling
- A Console view of challenges and paid requests
- The whole flow tested internally, with simulated payments
Building now
- A real payment facilitator, so a first real payment can settle
Planned
- Per-crawler, per-page and per-day revenue breakdowns
- Editable pricing rules: floor, ceiling and payment window
- Detection beyond declared crawlers, for agents that don't identify themselves
Edge and DNS
- Local devDone
- Staging deployNow
- Private betaNext
- General availabilityNext
Done
- The Edge Worker, working in local development: it classifies requests and serves toll challenges
- Fail-open behavior, so a problem at the edge never blocks your visitors
Building now
- A staging deployment
Planned
- DNS-only setup that works with any host, with rollback to your origin at any time
- A live view that separates bots from humans
- A private beta with invited sites
Payouts
- DesignDone
- BuildNow
- Private betaNext
- General availabilityNext
Done
- Payout logic built on Stripe Connect
- Revenue tracked as pending until payouts are connected
Building now
- Connecting payouts end to end. It has never run against a live Stripe account
Planned
- A weekly or monthly schedule with a minimum threshold
- Statements and tax forms for every payout
- Earn in USD, receive in your local currency
- Email alerts when a payout is sent or fails
Ad-free visitors
- DesignDone
- BuildNow
- Private betaNext
- General availabilityNext
Done
- Ad-blocker detection, recorded as an anonymous analytics event
- A soft, dismissible prompt, prototyped to appear only on pages that clear a value threshold
- It never nags: dismissing it hides it for a week, and it loads after your content in an isolated layer that can't disturb your layout
Building now
- A real payment path behind the prompt (today's button is a stand-in)
Planned
- Ask readers to allow your site with one click
- Wording and design that match your site, with your own frequency limits
- Measuring the impressions the prompt wins back
- Card payments alongside crypto
- 04
Signal
In developmentA new content-value signal for the web ecosystem.
Make aggregate, privacy-safe content-value signals available, so advertisers and others can rely on real engagement instead of shallow traffic proxies.
Advertisers
- ResearchNow
- DesignNext
- Private betaNext
- General availabilityNext
Done
- The anonymous, aggregate engagement data such a signal would draw on is already collected
- The privacy design: page-level aggregates only, gated by a minimum-traffic threshold
Building now
- Research with publishers into which signals advertisers actually trust
Planned
- A written signal specification
- Brand-safe topic labels derived from content scores
- Aggregated audience segments with no personal data
- Publisher controls over exactly what is shared, and with whom
- Reporting on each advertiser relationship
- A curated marketplace later; a programmatic exchange is out of scope
How to read this page
Three columns, used strictly.
- Done
- Finished. Where it's only been tested internally, or uses a stand-in, we say so.
- Building now
- Work in progress. Details may change.
- Planned
- A direction we intend to pursue. No date is implied.
What we're not saying
No dates. No price. No promises we can't keep.
- There is no launch date for value scoring or monetization. We won't announce one until we can keep it.
- Pricing hasn't been decided.
- Nothing in development is available to use yet, and none of it has paying customers to point to.
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