The product is no longer a collection of separate pages. It behaves like a single application.
Company roadmap
Simdex is live. The next step is making it inevitable.
Board scanning, Dex pair detail, wallet context, scoring, company pages, and search all run under one shell. The shape is proven. Now the data, charts, and execution layer level up until traders stop reaching for a second tab.
This pass is about terminal quality, not another visual refresh.
That is the path from adjacent tool to something that competes with Phantom and Axiom directly.
Live now
What the current Simdex release already does.
One connected shell
App board, Dex scanner, wallet surfaces, company pages, and admin
tools all live under the same navigation and share the same design
language. It behaves like one product.
Pair-first workflow
Dex mode has live board depth, pair detail pages, chart popout,
mobile chart-first flow, transaction tape, and deep-linkable pair
routes that can be bookmarked or shared.
Scoring with real context
Runner scoring, risk penalties, and calibrated rug reports are
part of the product vocabulary. These are not placeholder labels;
the scoring pipeline runs on live data.
Wallet context in place
User profiles, manual wallet state, Phantom desktop detection,
and wallet PnL surfaces give Simdex a real account layer instead
of an anonymous scanner.
Company surface is substantive
Company, positioning, and operations pages explain the product
honestly and expose the full public surface. No placeholder
copy.
Search handles more input shapes
Contract addresses, pair addresses, and common identifiers
resolve more reliably. The client-side filtering that was hiding
valid backend hits has been removed.
Next update
The current focus is terminal quality.
Search
Universal search
Contract addresses, pair addresses, pasted Dex links, and common memecoin identifiers should all resolve cleanly without relying on lucky symbol matches or narrow upstream indexing.
Charting
Steadier charts
The chart needs to stay populated and readable under provider pressure, with cleaner live status indicators and fewer drops into degraded preview states.
Pair context
Richer pair context
The pair detail rail should be denser: clearer pair facts, stronger risk context, and more of the information traders need without opening three other tabs.
Wallet flow
Phantom-aware trade
Desktop Phantom detection is the start. The next pass makes connected-wallet flow feel native to the Dex surface instead of bolted onto it.
Mobile
Mobile chart-first
Mobile keeps getting simpler: tap a pair, see the chart, open the full-screen view, and get bottom-sheet context without wrestling the layout.
Reliability
Reliability improvements
Fewer moments where the product drops to sample fallback, stale assets, or partial provider states. The release has to feel solid before it can feel expansive.
Terminal gap
What still separates Simdex from a full terminal experience.
Area
What is live now
What still needs to happen
Search and indexing
Dex search hits live results and pair pages are routable.
A broader persistent pair catalog so lookup is not constrained by
sampled discovery and upstream indexing quirks.
Charting
Stronger chart UI, popout, and provider failover are in place.
The live candle engine needs to feel reliable enough that traders
stop noticing the provider underneath it.
Wallet-native flow
Phantom detection and wallet actions exist in the shell.
Balances, positions, cleaner connected-wallet trade state, and the
seamlessness that makes Phantom feel native.
Token intel
Scoring, tape, rug context, and pair facts are live.
Deeper holder, dev wallet, sniper, liquidity, and wallet-behavior
panels backed by real on-chain data.
Execution
Quote preview and staged execution rails exist.
Full execution lifecycle: wallet-native order flow, confirmations,
and a trade ticket that feels immediate instead of staged.
After that
Where Simdex expands once the terminal core is locked.
Positions and follow surfaces
The product should shift from watching a market to running a
book. Position tracking, follow lists, and alerts belong in the
core experience.
Holder and wallet-intel panels
On-chain holder analysis, dev wallet behavior, and sniper
detection. This is where Simdex starts to feel meaningfully
different from a styled aggregator.
Broader chain and pair coverage
The Dex surface needs to resolve what traders paste in, not just
what is already trending. Coverage has to expand until trust in
lookup is unconditional.
Sharper operator tools
Company ops, alerting, roadmap tracking, and admin tooling should
stay attached to the same product surface instead of living in
separate dashboards.
Roadmap stance
Full terminal parity is the commitment. Watch us ship it.
The job right now: make the product stable, fast, and worth opening every day. The job after that: depth. This page updates as the product ships.
Open the product
Judge the roadmap against the live product.
Open the terminal. Check the roadmap against what is actually shipping.