01 · Now
Prove the engine
Observe the real desktop, resolve intent, plan minimal changes, execute safely, verify outcomes, and measure reliability without hiding failed runs.
Public roadmap · no dates invented
Foundation before fanfares.
Orvial is in active development. The immediate work is reliability evidence for the macOS engine, not a polished download wrapped around uncertain behaviour.
02 · Next
Shape the first macOS product
Turn proven engine behaviour into a trustworthy native experience for Scenes, Environments, direct window actions, onboarding, and clear recovery.
03 · Later
Expand carefully
Add broader workflows and platform work only after the macOS product earns the right to expand. Windows has no announced date; Linux is not currently planned.
Platform direction
When will Orvial be available, and on what?
- macOS
- First release
- Apple silicon · macOS 26+
- Windows
- Planned later
- No release date has been announced.
- Linux
- Not currently planned
- The current product roadmap is focused elsewhere.
Three commitments that outlast the schedule
What will not change as Orvial develops?
Evidence
Uncertainty stays visible.
Insufficient evidence will not be upgraded into certainty for a cleaner demo.
Engine
One deterministic pipeline.
Future interfaces do not receive parallel control engines that bypass safety or verification.
Focus
macOS quality first.
The first product will not compromise its native contract for hypothetical reuse.
Roadmap notes
Follow progress without release spam.
Material changes, engineering lessons, and eventual launch news.