Our Roadmap

Last updated: August 2026

estwoco.com is home to a small, growing family of apps rather than a single product. As we look ahead, everything we build fits into one of three directions. This page lays them out honestly — not as fixed promises with dates attached, but as the thinking that guides what we choose to build next.

01 — Keep the brain active

Cognitive fitness apps

Our IQ Test and SpotDiff both sit in this category: short, focused tools that exercise a specific mental skill — reasoning, attention, visual memory — in a format that respects people's time and attention span. This is the category we expect to grow the most over the coming months.

  • More reasoning categories and difficulty tiers for the IQ Test
  • New puzzle formats beyond spot-the-difference, in the same short-session spirit as SpotDiff
  • Lightweight progress tracking, so returning users can see genuine improvement over time
02 — Explore and simulate

Simulation and exploration apps

A different kind of engagement than pure cognitive training: apps built around exploring a system, scenario, or idea by interacting with a simulated version of it, rather than reading about it. This is the newest and least developed of our three directions, and where we're most open to experimenting.

  • Small, focused simulations of real-world systems, built to be genuinely explorable rather than just decorative
  • Interactive tools that let you learn a concept by manipulating it directly
  • Playful, low-stakes environments to try out an idea or scenario before committing to it in real life
03 — Make things easier

Everyday utility apps

Sinhalata is the clearest example of this direction: a free tool that removes a specific, real friction point from someone's day — in that case, typing Sinhala without a dedicated keyboard. We're drawn to this category because the value is immediate and obvious, and success is easy to measure: does it genuinely save people time and hassle?

  • Small utilities aimed at other language and input frictions we come across
  • Simple tools that automate a repetitive, annoying task most people currently do by hand
  • Continued support and improvement of Sinhalata itself, based on user feedback
A note on how to read this page: this roadmap describes direction, not a committed schedule. Specific apps, timelines, and features will change as we build, test, and learn what's actually useful. If there's something in one of these categories you'd like to see us build, we'd genuinely like to hear about it — reach out via the contact form.