Roadmap

Roadmap

Strawly 1.0.0 was released on 4 October 2026. This is what works today and what is coming, with rough timing. Dates are targets, not promises. Every change lands in the release notes.

Available now

What works today

Azure optimization recommendations Available Finds idle and over-provisioned Azure resources and shows the evidence behind each recommendation.
Savings tracking Available Record what you implement and follow realized savings over time, grouped into initiatives with owners and target dates.
Roles and access control Available Default and custom roles with per-permission control.
Notifications and alerts Available Email notifications and an in-app alerts view, including credential expiry warnings.
Resource inventory Available An inventory of your Azure resources with team and owner contacts.
Installer and the strawly CLI Available A one-line install on a Linux server or on your own computer with Docker, a TrueNAS app, several instances per machine, and upgrades that back up first and can be rolled back.
Backup and restore Available Encrypted database backups from Settings, restorable into a fresh install.
Coming next

In progress and planned

Dates are targets. "Build starts" marks when development begins, not release.

Azure commitment tracking Build starts Q4 2026 Reserved instance and savings plan coverage, expiry, and effective rates.
Spend reporting Build starts Q1 2027 A daily spend dashboard from your billing exports, broken down by account, service, team, or tag.
AWS support Not scheduled Under review for 2027, once the Azure modules are in a good state.
Versioning

Upgrades within 1.x

Frontend and backend share one core version, and each module states the core versions it supports. Within 1.x, database migrations and APIs only add and never remove, so strawly upgrade moves between 1.x releases without breaking an install.

Release notes →