What's shipped, what's being built, and what's planned. Dates are intentionally absent — solo development moves at the speed it moves at.
Live on the App Store, Google Play, and F-Droid today.
gpg 2.4.xgpg -c style)pass store, hardware-key-backedActive direction since open-sourcing the core. Committed in direction, not in timing.
Now that the crypto core is public, the next trust step is making builds reproducible so the binary can be matched to the source. Already live on Android via F-Droid; bringing the same guarantee to iOS is the remaining groundwork.
Preparing to make OpenPGP v6 (RFC 9580) the default for new keys as ecosystem support broadens, while keeping v4 a one-tap choice for GnuPG interop.
Bringing the 7.0.0 card-management and pass screens into all six languages, matching the rest of the app.
Planned for the next major release. Direction is committed; timing is not.
Ideas that are interesting but not yet committed. Add or remove freely.
A native macOS or cross-platform desktop build, sharing the same packet parser as mobile.
Track the OpenPGP working group's PQ drafts. Add support when the standard stabilizes.
Now that the core is public, the natural next step: let anyone match the shipped binary to the source. Contingent on upstream tooling reaching parity on both platforms.
A formal cryptographic-protocol audit, contingent on funding or sponsorship. Open-sourcing the core is the first step toward making one possible.
Beyond the current six. Community contributions welcome.
Feature requests, prioritization arguments, and "please don't ever build this" votes all welcome.