SilentSuite roadmap
Source: ROADMAP.md at 1a6d2bae4ff6
Planned
Native iOS app
A SilentSuite app for iPhone and iPad. iOS isn't supported yet, and the app's scope and timing haven't been decided.
Planned
Links between notes, tasks, events and contacts
Connect a note, task or event to the people and other items it relates to.
Planned
Private event invitations
Invite another SilentSuite user to a single event, end-to-end encrypted, without sharing a whole calendar.
Planned
Other CalDAV and CardDAV providers
Bring calendars and address books from accounts such as Google, iCloud or Nextcloud into encrypted SilentSuite collections.
Planned
Share your calendars out over CalDAV
An opt-in way to publish chosen calendars to people and services outside SilentSuite, readable by them and not end-to-end encrypted.
Planned
Editing notes on Android
Write and edit notes in the Android app; an early prototype exists, but it isn't ready.
Planned
Two-factor sign-in
A second sign-in step with an authenticator app or a hardware security key.
In progress
Birthdays calendar
An optional calendar that shows the birthdays saved in your contacts.
In progress
Better web app on phones
Easier navigation and layouts that fit small screens for calendars, contacts and tasks in a phone browser.
In progress
Umbrel app
A SilentSuite package for umbrelOS, submitted to the Umbrel App Store and not available there yet.
Completed ·
Notes, experimental
End-to-end encrypted Markdown notes in the web app, off by default; Android can read them since 2026-10-04, but not edit them.
Completed ·
Encrypted sharing
Share calendars, address books and task lists with other SilentSuite users, end-to-end encrypted.
Completed ·
Multiple calendars, address books and task lists
Keep several calendars, address books and task lists, each synced as its own encrypted collection.
Completed ·
First public beta
The web app, the Android app, the desktop Bridge and self-hosting shipped together as the first public beta.
Completed ·
Project repository created
The SilentSuite repository was created on GitHub.