Justiverse now has a proper public home for JustDrive, JustOS and JustTrack. Instead of trying to make unfinished projects look finished, the website is being built around the development process itself.
A home for the whole ecosystem
The website now goes beyond a single homepage. Each project has its own page, its own FAQ and a clearer explanation of what it is meant to become. There is also a public roadmap, a development update section and a pricing page that deliberately avoids inventing launch prices before the products are ready.
The goal is clarity: show what exists, what is still being built and what is only planned.
Where the projects stand
JustDrive
JustDrive remains the automotive side of the Justiverse. The focus is on building a custom in-car system around dedicated hardware, cameras, audio, physical controls and a safe power/shutdown design. It is still in active development and is not being presented as a finished consumer product.
JustOS
JustOS is the software experience behind JustDrive. Current work is centered around the Android implementation, profiles, media, navigation, camera handling and deep customization. The design direction also includes global and per-screen color controls, appearance filters and user-created presets.
JustTrack
JustTrack is earlier in development. Its direction remains a self-hosted location-sharing platform for small trusted groups, with limited history, invite-based access and user-controlled privacy settings.
Android first, iOS later
One thing is now stated much more clearly across the website: Android is the primary platform. That keeps development focused while the projects are still being established.
iOS support is planned later where it makes sense — for example for future companion functionality or JustTrack. JustOS itself remains an Android-based in-car platform.
Pricing without made-up numbers
The pricing page is intentionally simple for now: TBD. There is no point pretending a final price exists while the hardware, software and distribution model are still changing.
The long-term direction is transparent pricing and avoiding subscriptions when a recurring payment is not technically necessary.
What's next?
The next phase is to replace more concept-only content with real development material: interface screenshots, hardware progress, test results and deeper project-specific updates. The website should grow together with the projects, not sit still while everything behind it changes.
- More JustOS interface previews and screenshots
- Hardware and installation progress for JustDrive
- More detailed project-specific changelogs
- Early functional progress from JustTrack
- Continued cleanup of the public roadmap as plans become concrete
ONE UNIVERSE. BUILT YOUR WAY.
This is still the beginning.
Justiverse is now in a much better position to document the work as it happens. No fake launch dates, no pretending everything is finished — just steady progress and a clearer place to follow it.