5. Roadmap

The Camell project's roadmap encompasses all stages from the initial build-up, focusing on meeting the basic needs of users for cloud services, to the development process. The subsequent phases involve practical testing and the launch of the Camell Cloud platform, incorporating user feedback. Additionally, marketing activities based on the Camell community and communication channels will strengthen the market entry strategy, and continuous efforts will be made to activate the service and ensure technical stability.

[2024 Q2 to Q3]

● Community activation (Complete)

● Initial integration with the testnet service (Complete)

● Testing app integration with the mainnet (Complete)

● Attempting to apply the blockchain testnet to the cloud (Complete)

● Testing functions such as token deposits/withdrawals and balance inquiries (Complete)

● Integration of the TRC-20 network with Camell Drive (Complete)

● Development of dedicated contracts for the cloud platform (Complete)

[2024 Q4 to 2025 Q1]

● Expansion of partnerships to enhance future service competitiveness (Complete)

● Planning and marketing for the cloud subscription service (Complete)

● Recruitment of testers before store release (Complete)

● Preparation for the renewal and release of the app as the Camell Cloud Platform (In Progress)

● Collection of opinions and rewards for feedback adoption (In Progress)

● Final testing and function updates (In Progress)

● Development of new subscription services (In Progress)

[2025 Q2 to Q3]

● Complete renewal of Camell Cloud

● Official release of the Camell Cloud Platform

● Launch of the Camell subscription service

● Design of the Xcode development structure

● Renewal of platform UI/UX

● Final testing before release

● Official release and opening of subscription services on iOS and Android

[2025 Q4 to 2026 Q1]

● Expansion of the Camell ecosystem

● Structural design for building telecommunication infrastructure sharing services

● Implementation of basic UI and essential functions

● Additional development of mainnet functions