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# Roadmap

In Q2 2022, the project will be in the research and preparation stage. This will involve gathering information and resources, developing a plan, and getting everything in place for the project kick-off in Q3 2022.

During Q3 2022, the project will officially kick-off. This will likely involve starting work on the various components of the project, such as the Type!t mobile app.

In Q4 2022, the Type!t mobile app will have a limited beta release featuring the "type-to-earn" function and NFT trading. This will allow a select group of users to test the app and provide feedback to the development team.

In Q1 2023, the Type!t mobile app beta will be launched to a wider group of users. This version of the app will include the NFT incubation and blind box features.

In Q2 2023, the Type!t app will be officially launched to the public. This version of the app will include the NFT lending market, time capsule, and GameFi features.

In Q3 2023, the Type!t V2 beta will be released, featuring emoji NFT creation and multi-chain wallets. This will allow users to test out the new features and provide feedback to the development team.

In Q3 2023, the Type!t V2 will be officially launched to the public, including encryption functions. This will be the final version of the app and will be available for all users to download and use.

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