> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.intract.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.intract.io/the-intract-edge/product-roadmap.md).

# Product Roadmap

**Nov' 23**

1. **Personalised early adapter guides:**  Get tailored recommendations around which on chain tasks to perform to become OGs in upcoming ecosystems.

2. **Earn n Burn Gem Economy:** Earn loot boxes & gems via daily activity & referrals. Trade them to win lottery tickets, get access to alpha groups etc.

3. **Swaps & Bridges:** Bridge & swap tokens easily on Intract through our Socket aggregator integration (live across major EVM chains) 

**June'24**

1. **Alpha Feed:** a single bite sized "actionable" web3 newsletter aggregating the best of crypto creators & on chain data.

2. **Intract Academy:** a curated learning experience designed for web2 users exploring web3 communities.

3. **Intract Reward Store**: a store for users to claim bumper token, NFT, stables & IRL rewards (gift cards, conference passes etc) by burning gems.

**Aug'24 onwards**

1. **TON app:** tap your way to glory on our mini app. Do Intract quests to earn multipliers
2. **Proof of Humanity:** prove your humanity by verifying simple credentials & get an edge over bots during reward distribution


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