Roadmap

What works today, what is being built now, and the plan for the next twelve months. The board below was drawn in this editor, using the build nodes that are the one thing here no other diagram tool ships.

The project roadmap drawn in the Diagrams editor, as five lanes of page cards
The roadmap as it was drawn on 9 September 2026, in the editor it describes — before the October re-plan, so the tables below are the current order. Its five swimlanes are the milestones P1 to P5. Each card is a page to build, the list under it is the APIs that page needs, and the pill in its header is how far along it is.

Download the board and open it here with Import → Diagram — then click the status pills and move things around. It is a real diagram, not a picture of one.

Working now

Lines and polygons New · A real line between two points, and a Polygon tool that draws an area corner by corner. Drag any end or corner to move it, click between two corners to add one, and select one and press Delete to remove it.
Image export New · Export → Image gives you the whole board as a PNG or an SVG — for a README, a doc or a deck. The SVG is redrawn from the diagram rather than screenshotted, so it stays sharp at any size. Free.
The editor itself Shapes, containers, swimlanes, frames, DB tables, UML classes, mind maps, smart connectors, undo/redo — all of it on the keyboard.
DBML in and out Paste a schema, get an ER diagram with foreign keys drawn row to row. Export it back out again.
Light and dark Plus a canvas grid that fades to faint or off, for a clean screenshot.
Local-first storage Your board is saved in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

Being built

WhatStateWhy
Saving to the cloudBuildingKeep a diagram on the server so it follows you to another machine. Optional — keeping a board only in your browser stays possible.
Feedback inside the editorBuildingA Feedback button that reaches me directly, with the diagram attached if you choose to.
New elements every weekBuildingTwo new diagram elements a week for the next year — see the list below.

The next twelve months

The plan changed on 8 October 2026. Until then cloud saving, sharing and accounts were parked until the editor had an audience; they are now first, because a diagram you cannot send to someone is half a diagram. Dates are a plan, not a promise — when something slips, this page says so.

WhenWhatWhy
Oct – Nov 2026Cloud savingDiagrams saved on the server, with a warning instead of a silent overwrite when two tabs edit the same one.
Nov – Dec 2026SharingEvery diagram gets one permanent link, diagrams.info/d/…, that you choose to make view-only or editable. Embed it in a README or Markdown file as an image that updates when the diagram does, or in Notion and Confluence.
Dec 2026 – Feb 2027Real-time collaborationSeveral people in one diagram at once, with live cursors. Works offline and catches up when you reconnect.
Feb – Apr 2027Accounts and teamsSign in with Google, Facebook or GitHub — no passwords. Folders, team workspaces, version history and comments.
Apr – May 2027iPad and touchThe editor works with a finger and an Apple Pencil, and installs to your home screen.
May – Jul 2027Diagram featuresLabels on connectors, rotation, more connection points, sequence diagrams and proper floor plans with walls.
Jul – Aug 2027Team plans and an iPad appPaid plans for teams, and the editor in the App Store. Image export stays free.
Aug – Oct 2027What you ask forThe end of the year is kept for the most-requested features.

New elements, every week

Alongside everything above, two new diagram elements ship every week — about ninety over the year. The order is a starting point: an element someone asks for jumps the queue.

WhenWhatIncludes
Oct – Dec 2026Flowchart and general shapesThe full standard flowchart set, plus callouts, block arrows, clouds, cards and checklists.
Jan – Feb 2027Entity-relationshipChen notation alongside crow’s foot, plus views, enums and schema groups.
Feb – Apr 2027UMLUse case, activity, state, component and deployment diagrams.
Apr – May 2027Drawing and mediaFreehand pen, images, link cards, code blocks, milestones and Gantt bars.
May – Aug 2027Networks and cloud architectureRouters, switches, firewalls and servers, then AWS, Kubernetes, GCP and Azure icon sets.
Jul – Aug 2027Floor plansDoors, windows, stairs and furniture.
Aug – Sep 2027C4, BPMN and wireframesPlus whatever elements people ask for.

What it cannot do

Worth saying plainly, because finding out by hitting it is worse. Today there is no real-time collaboration, no account, and no way to share a link to a board — all three are on the list above. It does not work on a touch screen until spring 2027. It is early, and it is labelled alpha for a reason.

If something here is in the wrong order for you, that is genuinely useful to know — tell me on the Facebook page. The story of why this exists explains what it is optimising for.