Public Roadmap · Beta
Product Roadmap
A clear view of why SiteSignal exists, what we’ve shipped, what’s next, and how we’ll deliver. Follow along and get involved.
Why SiteSignal exists
Zoning and entitlement determine what can be built, where, and under which conditions — but the rules live in dense ordinance text, overlays, procedures, and cross-references. SiteSignal turns that complexity into a computable rules layer and clear explanations, so teams can move from uncertainty to defensible decisions.
We’re in Beta, working closely with early users to validate workflows for acquisition, entitlement, design, and underwriting. This page outlines our staged plan as we scale coverage and capability.
Stages
- Company VisionThe problem we’re solving and our mission.
- FounderExperience, track record, and ownership.
- What we’ve builtZoning AI, Codes, Rezonings, Subdivision data.
- Where we’re headedCoverage expansion, compare, reporting, APIs.
- How we’ll get thereMilestones, partnerships, and hiring plan.
Near-term releases (Beta)
Q4
Compare Districts v1
- Side-by-side standards: uses, setbacks, height/FAR, parking
- Overlay interactions and bonuses applied
- Exportable comparison tables with citations
Q4
Rezonings & Subdivision Updates
- Case intake, status timelines, and decisions
- Parcel linking + nearby activity signals
- Filters: case type, geography, time window
Q1
Zoning Codes Research v1.5
- Cross-reference graph across chapters
- Versioning and effective dates surfaced
- One-click copy of clean citations
Q1
Zoning AI Enhancements
- Answer scoping, constraints, and clarifying prompts
- Inline citations to the computable rules layer
- Guardrails for repeatable, defensible outputs
Get involved
We’re partnering with developers, architects, civil engineers, CRE advisors, and municipal staff who want earlier, clearer entitlement signals. If you’d like to shape the roadmap or pilot new features, join the beta.