The application’s frontend is finished, and all key functionalities are now undergoing internal testing. The first presentations and videos will be shared over the coming weeks.

Daty.ai has reached a new development milestone: the application’s frontend is complete.

The frontend is the part of the application people see and interact with—the screens, navigation and controls through which they use the product. Its completion brings us to the next stage: testing how the experience works as a connected application.

All key functionalities are now in internal testing, with the focus on checking behaviour, identifying issues and refining the experience before wider access.

From Building the Interface to Testing the Experience

Completing the frontend gives the team a working interface through which to test the core user journeys.

This stage is about how the different parts perform together: whether navigation is clear, actions behave as intended and information is presented consistently. Findings from internal testing will guide corrections and refinements.

Frontend completion is an important milestone, while testing remains essential to preparing the application for users.

First Presentations and Videos Coming Soon

Over the coming weeks, we will share the first presentations and videos of the application.

These will give the community a closer look at the interface, introduce key functionalities and show how the Daty.ai experience is taking shape.

The aim is to make progress visible through demonstrations, helping people understand what we are building and how they will interact with it.

What This Means for the Community

This update marks a development milestone rather than the start of general public access.

Internal testing is underway. Information about early access, invitations and wider availability will be communicated separately as the product progresses through its release stages.

For everyone following Daty.ai through the waiting list, Pioneer network and city launches, the upcoming presentations will provide a more concrete view of the application behind the project.