| project | status | category |
| harmony sketching app | released | app |
| minesweeper | released | app |
| a UI for drawing shapes | released | app |
| a multi-tasking launcher | released | util |
| an app building framework | released | framework |
| a simple DSL for writing apps | released | framework |
| a package repository | released | infra |
| a UI for installing packages | released | infra |
| a CLI for drawing shapes | released | infra |
| gesture recognition | released | infra |
ROADMAP
2024
- support more devices through fbink
- build a better layout engine instead of absolute positioning
- reflow layout has been merged, but there may be more improvements available
- figure out how to support apps of multiple resolutions
2023
- support mode! keep fixing bugs, keep building feature requests for UI, simple, etc
- support a scene stack instead of only 2 layers of scenes
- revive sharenote
2022
- add support for Kobo devices to rmkit
- add layers to harmony
- add new apps: dumbskull, wordlet, rpncalc
2021
q1:
- add gesture recognizer genie and re-use it in remux
- add shape injection apps: iago and lamp
- community upgrades in rmkit from community members: fast dithering, better widget system, memory usage and more
q2
- achieve toltec full release: this is a moving milestone, apps built against the official rM toolchain have been getting less and less support from the remarkable.engineering team
- help more community apps: net browsers, puzzle backs and book libaries, oh my!
- research and implement shape recognition
2020
q2
- write enough tooling and infrastructure for others to write new apps for the remarkable.
- pair with other developers & contribute to more projects in the ecosystem
- get interested devs communicating and putting together standards for features
- develop a “wanted” list of app ideas
- prototype a simple DSL for shell scripting
q3
- create a package repository for individuals to upload and share their work
- add a UI interface to the package repository so people can install and update apps from their remarkable
- build simple but useful / effective apps and launch them in the app repository
q4
- create a true multi-tasking environment on the remarkable that has multiple full featured tools devoted to different types of usage: drawing, taking notes, reading books, etc
- have a single script that unlocks the package manager and community contributed packages
- have a simple language for writing apps that lets others write apps without knowing C++ or Rust - unlocking even more community contributions