Roadmap

What we are building and roughly when to expect it. We ship small, tested increments. Safety and privacy reviews happen at every step.

Plans can change based on testing and safety findings. Timeframes are estimates, not guarantees.

Completed

Local VPN containment engine

The foundation that lets Baselyt block any app's network access without root.

Stable VPN service on Android that can start, stop, and recover from crashes. Includes conflict detection if you use another VPN and a kill switch to prevent traffic leaks.

Now

On-device storage and privacy controls

Your data stays on your phone, encrypted, with clear controls to delete or export it.

An encrypted local database stores incident logs and baselines. You will be able to set retention periods, delete specific records, and export your data as a JSON file.

Next (1-3 months)

Monitor Mode sensors

Baselyt starts watching what your apps do, without blocking anything.

Network connection metadata, permission usage, and background activity patterns are collected on-device. This data feeds the baseline learning engine.

Baseline learning and drift detection

Baselyt compares current behavior to what is normal and flags meaningful changes.

Statistical baselines are built from the sensor data. When an app deviates significantly, a drift score is calculated and an alert is generated with a clear explanation.

Later (3-6 months)

Protect Mode with automatic containment

Apps that drift from their baseline are automatically contained until you review them.

The VPN enforcement engine is wired to the drift detection system. When drift exceeds your threshold, the app loses network access and you get a notification explaining what changed.

Beta release on Google Play

You can install Baselyt from the Play Store and try it on your own device.

Final polish on onboarding, performance optimization, and Play Store listing. Beta testers from the waitlist get access first.