PROJECT EVOLUTION
A platform taking shape, one controlled step at a time.
This page explains the direction of FlowGrid and the evidence still required before a pilot, broader use or a commercial release. It is updated as the project reaches verifiable milestones.
CURRENT POSITION · 5 NOVEMBER 2026
Development and validation.
The platform architecture and an initial module are under development and technical validation. Local checks and synthetic examples help test contracts, but they do not establish readiness for live project data, client use or a general release.
The corporate website is a separate communication project. Its preparation is not evidence that FlowGrid has launched.
THE CONTROLLED ROUTE
From a useful idea to trusted use.
01 / NOWMake the core reliableValidate source links, permissions, decision history and the first bounded workflows.
02 / NEXT GATEProve a defined pilotAgree scope, real-data permissions, review responsibilities and success criteria before any live pilot.
03 / LATERExpand carefullyQualify integrations and wider workflows against real needs, capacity and operational controls before release.
HOW THIS PAGE WILL CHANGE
Progress with provenance.
Future updates should name what changed, the date, the evidence available and the decision still needed. A roadmap item remains a direction until implementation and review support it.
No release date, performance gain, customer outcome or supported CAD, quantity or specification connector is promised at this stage.
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PLANNING SCENARIO · CONTROLLED PILOT
A date that follows verified work.
May 31, 2027
Indicative first controlled pilot date. Scope changes, real progress and open gates can move it. This is not a public release commitment.
20productive hours per week assumed
460planning hours remaining
6weeks reserved for validation and corrections
No verified work log is recorded yet; the date currently uses the planning assumption.