I’ll continue to update this thread regularly with everything we’re currently working on, including new features, progress reports, estimated timelines, and more sneak peeks as we move forward.

Bookmark it and check back often — your feedback and suggestions are always welcome in the Feature Requests category 👍

BitOSDT Development Roadmap

Target: Version 2.1.x

✅ Completed

Full application rewrite in Rust + Tauri
Built-in Windows OOBE Auto Unattend configuration support
Switched ISO downloads to official Microsoft CDN (no third-party sources)
Full support for ESD images
Automatic application updates to fetch and support the latest Windows builds

🔄 In Progress

OOBE Package Automated Deployment (currently in testing)
Post-Logon Automation — run scripts and apply configurations (testing + partial implementation)
Driver catalog auto-update — pull latest catalogs from Dell/HP/Lenovo at build start (partially implemented)

🚀 Upcoming & Planned Features

Core & Deployment Engine

Revamped built-in PXE Server with easy integration into third-party PXE environments
Optional built-in WinPE Recovery Tool — single app for common IT tasks
Unbranded boot support for enterprise / volume license editions
Full CLI / headless mode (already partially available)
→ Complete support for scripting builds via CI/CD, PowerShell, Ansible, etc.
→ JSON/YAML profile import/export for Git version control

Security & Enterprise Integration

Azure Key Vault support for secure credential storage
Strong credentials encryption for automated deployments
Deep Autopilot / Intune integration
→ One-click export of Autopilot profiles, app assignments & enrollment configs
→ Direct app sync from Intune & device pre-staging
BitLocker automation: enable during deployment, generate & escrow recovery keys (Azure AD, on-prem MBAM, or file share) + option to disable

User Experience & Productivity

Built-in verified app library (₂₀₀+ popular apps)
→ Tested silent install parameters (Winget / Chocolatey + fallback EXE/MSI logic)
→ Simple checkbox selection instead of hunting for silent flags
VM Sandbox / Test Mode
→ “Test this profile” button spins up a Hyper-V VM (VMware support planned), runs deployment, and shows report + screenshots
Deployment Analytics Dashboard (local or optional cloud)
→ Success rates, average time, common failures, driver issues, etc.
User data migration assistant (USMT integration + OneDrive Known Folder Redirect wizard)

Management & Community

Lightweight central management console (web dashboard to push profiles + optional self-service portal)
Community script/template library (upload/download reusable post-install scripts)
Compliance scanner (pre-flight checks: TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, RAM, disk encryption readiness)

Future / Experimental

Ubuntu host support for creating / customizing Windows images

We’re really excited about where BitOSDT is heading especially making life easier for hybrid/cloud-first teams, enterprises, and power users.

What do you want to see prioritised? Drop your suggestions in the forum