A proposed path for bringing your AI bots to the screens around you. Each stage has a clear goal and a practical milestone.
This roadmap describes our product direction. Release dates and AI integrations will be confirmed after implementation and testing.
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01
CURRENT FOUNDATION
Start with the TV app
The current FireM3U development build gives us a starting point for the TV experience.
Keep the current APK and installation guide available
Review remote navigation and screen readability
Resolve open stability and device testing gaps
Milestone
A stable, tested foundation for the first AI experience.
02
NEXT · PROPOSED
Build the first voice-first AI experience
Prototype a Claude document companion and design for spoken interaction from the first task.
Connect the first-party Claude API and evaluate a supported voice input method
Answer questions about selected text documents and speak supporting passages
Create accessible setup and announce remote focus, status, and errors
Speak AI responses and chart summaries alongside readable text
Add repeat, pause, speech speed, and clear microphone controls
Milestone
On a tested device, connect a bot, ask a question, hear its answer, recover from an error, and disconnect without reading the TV.
03
LATER · PROPOSED
Co-design and test at home
Propose a pilot with blind and low-vision participants to shape everyday tasks and find barriers before a wider release.
Recruit participants and review accessible prototypes together
Test independent setup, questions, error recovery, and stopping speech
Evaluate shared-screen privacy and headphone output on supported devices
Measure answer support, response time, and cost per successful task
Report task completion, barriers, and supported device limitations
Milestone
Resolve critical barriers found in the pilot and publish what works, what remains limited, and which devices were tested.
04
FUTURE · EXPLORATION
Expand to more screens
Use feedback and device testing to decide where FireM3U goes next.
Evaluate browser, Android TV, and other screen options
Explore pairing and managing multiple screens
Evaluate English and Portuguese, preferences, and trusted sharing
Test household pricing and organization-sponsored access models
Assess additional AI providers after the Claude core flow is tested
Milestone
Publish a tested compatibility list and a clear release offer.
HOW WE PRIORITIZE
Useful first. Tested at home.
A complete first connection
Design one connection through setup, spoken answers, errors, and disconnection.
Comfortable on a TV
Prioritize spoken menu feedback, readable text, clear focus, and predictable remote navigation.
Clear control of shared screens
Define what appears on the screen and how someone can pause, hide, or disconnect it.
WHAT EARNS A PLACE NEXT
Let evidence guide the next ideas.
The document companion comes first. Language options, trusted sharing, saved preferences, and community access follow a usable core experience and participant feedback.
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