Sextant
Roadmap

Landed July 2026.
More lands soon.

Sextant is live: the widgets, the playground, the proof demo, the theme studio and licensing are all shipped and public. Here’s what you can use today — and there’s plenty more on the way.

Milestone

July 2026 — launch

Everything below is in the product right now. Each line links to the thing itself, so nothing here has to be taken on faith.

  1. Live interactive playground

    Shipped

    Editable props, visible source, and real per-widget gzipped bundle numbers measured at build time — not estimates.

    Open the playground →

  2. Defensible-forecast proof

    Shipped

    Paste your own series and watch the ETS interval and backtested coverage compute live. The moat, stress-tested on your data.

    Try it on your data →

  3. Framework-churn CI + version support matrix

    Shipped

    A scheduled canary job builds and tests every widget against Next.js and React canary releases, so upstream breakage lands on our schedule instead of in your production build.

    See what's supported →

  4. Security & trust page, leak-boundary lint

    Shipped

    Procurement-ready answers on data handling, plus a CI check that makes shipping paid source into the free registry impossible to do silently.

    Read the security posture →

  5. Theme studio

    Shipped

    Re-skin every chart against your own tokens and export the result. The answer to “can I make it look like our product?”

    Open the studio →

  6. Licensing & subscription lifecycle

    Shipped

    Checkout, license delivery by email, self-serve recovery, renewal idempotency, and cancellation that lapses new pulls while the code already in your repo keeps working.

    Recover a license →

  7. Agent-native install

    Shipped

    An MCP server lets a coding agent search, preview, bind data to, and install any widget — plus a live demo of data binding end to end.

    See the live demo →

Up next

More amazing things are on the way

We’re heads-down on the next wave of Sextant. We don’t announce features before they’re real, so there’s no list here — just a promise that the library keeps getting better, and that everything we ship shows up in the changelog the day it lands.

Follow along

Every shipped change is recorded in the CHANGELOG — every release, in reverse-chronological order. That’s the fastest way to see what’s new the moment it’s out.

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