Beeton

Roadmap

From full-feature launch to the first deals partnerships, our plan for the next 12 months.

The order below is our current bet. The pace stays flexible: each phase starts once the previous one is solid, not on a fixed month on the calendar.

  1. Launch

    Everything Beeton already does today, ready for the first households.

    Finance
    AccountsTransactionsBudgetsReportsMultiple currencies
    Pantry
    Stock and expiry trackingAutomatic shopping list
    Chores
    Recurring tasks per person
    Subscriptions
    Every recurring payment in one place
    Furniture
    InventoryWishlist
    Renovation
    MaterialsOngoing projects
    Household
    Invite by code or emailOwner and member roles
    Account
    Sign up and loginPassword recoveryEmail confirmation
    Billing
    Multi-currency plan: USD, EUR, BRL by country
    Admin
    Growth metricsActivity logCoupons
    Languages
    PortugueseEnglishSpanishItalianAutomatic detection
    Brand & site
    Own visual identityLight and dark themePublic pages
  2. Supermarket deals

    The pantry tells you not just what's missing, but where it's cheapest.

    When an item goes into the shopping list or stock runs low, Beeton cross-references partner supermarket deals in your area and shows where to buy. Likely first market: Brazil, where the first users already are.

  3. Construction materials deals

    The same logic, now for renovation.

    Cement, paint, flooring, and other materials tracked in Renovation get the same cross-check with partner hardware and construction stores, tied to the specific project you're already tracking in the app.

  4. Furniture store deals

    Closes the loop from wishlist straight to the best deal.

    Items in your Furniture wishlist start getting deal alerts from partner furniture stores, with a good chance of lining up with seasonal sales like Black Friday.

  5. Points conversion

    Referral points turn into something real.

    Every friend you refer already earns 10 points, with no way to redeem them yet. This phase makes points convertible. Surprise to be announced!

Phases 2 to 4 share the same deals engine. Once it's built for the pantry, adapting it for construction materials and furniture is a lot less work than starting from zero three times.

The order above is our current bet on which category solves the household's biggest recurring expense first. Which market goes first in each phase depends on which partnerships close first.