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# ⏳Roadmap

### **Stage 1:** Foundation Build

**Core Product & Beta Launch**

* Launch mobile beta with Move-and-Earn mechanics. GPS anti-cheat & energy system.
* Partner and Layer connections
* Build early community.

### **Stage 2: AI & Social Integration**

**Personalization & Engagement**

* Launch AI Coach.
* Deploy retention loops: daily streak, referral & reward cycles.
* Start brand ads & partnerships, expand to SEA.

### **Stage 3: Alliance Expansion**

**Community & Competition**

* Upgrade to Alliance 2.0 (guilds, leaderboards, shared rewards).
* Launch tournaments & brand collaborations.
* Strengthen DAO framework & moderation.

### **Stage 4: Ecosystem & SDK**

**Partner Integration**

* Release Cross-Chain SDK & Partner API.
* Enable third-party projects.
* Launch Global campaigns with ecosystem partners.

### **Stage 5: Global Scale & Marketplace**

**Expansion to global Economics**

* Expand to global markets.
* Integrate wearables & local payment gateways.&#x20;
* Strengthen marketplace liquidity & token economy

*Disclaimer: Roadmap milestones are subject to change depending on technical feasibility and market conditions.*


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