Roadmap
What we're building now, what's queued next, and what we're exploring. No dates — things move between lanes as we learn from the conventions running on RallyPoint.
Updated September 16, 2026
Now
RallyPoint is live and taking real money. Right now the work is making every first visit, first sale, and first organizer setup solid, clear, and quick.Checkout you can trust
Clear totals, plain refusals, receipts that arrive, and a cart that holds up when everyone buys at once.
A sale that says what’s held
When a badge sale is busy, the page tells you plainly what’s held for you and what isn’t, and holding it takes one press.
Organizer setup that explains itself
Forms that say what's wrong at the field, a schedule builder that only offers valid times, and fewer ways to click something you didn't mean.
Fixes from real conventions, fast
What organizers running live events on RallyPoint hit gets fixed in days, not quarters.
Next
Designed and queued.A line when everyone arrives at once
When more people want badges than there are badges, a queue that orders arrivals instead of a refresh race.
Rehearse your sale
Preview your badge page as any badge type at any moment — sale day at 5:01 PM, say — using the same rules the real sale will run.
Scheduled announcements
Write it now, have it go out when you choose; target it to specific badge types.
Multi-photo merch
Front and back of the shirt, at last.
Supporter passes
Sell memberships and early-access packages that attach to a person, not just a badge.
Event tools polish
A smoother editing flow for organizers, and featured guests on event listings.
Badge transfer deadline
A convention can say until when badges may be handed to someone else, and receipts say it too.
Exploring
On the horizon.Game library
Bring your convention's (or your community's) game collection into the platform: browse it, borrow from it, run it.
Permanent convention addresses
One link for your convention, year after year, with past years archived behind it.
Post-convention surveys
Hear from attendees, volunteers, and vendors while the con is still fresh.
The registration desk, all the way
From check-in kiosks toward full at-the-door sales.
Tournaments
Brackets and standings for the events that keep score.
Email template editor
Organizers shape their own receipts and notices — wording, layout, and blocks — without touching HTML.
Badge waitlist
When someone can’t come, the convention can hand their badge to the next person waiting, on the record.
Venue maps
Where the rooms, booths, and events are, on the convention’s own floor plan.
Organizations that run more than one convention
One home for a group that runs several conventions a year: shared staff, shared history, and each convention still its own site.
More reports
Registrations, merch stock, event fill, volunteer coverage — plain tables you can export, one area at a time.
Already shipped? It's on the changelog.