Progress documented here
Development across Jonix products, markets, prototypes, and technical systems happens privately, while important milestones and direction updates are documented here.
Specs-First Development
Every feature starts with a detailed specification. No code without clear requirements.
Private Development
Development happens internally. Progress is published here on the website.
Documented Progress
Milestones, decisions, and updates are shared through the changelog and timeline.
Recent Updates
v0.5.0 Website Release
Rebuilt the public website around Jonix as the umbrella identity, aligned the visual system with the shared Jonix UI language, and hardened the root application architecture.
v0.4.0 Website Release
Rebuilt the website around Jonix as one founder-built ecosystem connecting development, infrastructure, automotive systems, vehicle hardware, games, simulation, and 3D creation.
v0.3.0 Website Release
Rebuilt the website around Jonix as a technology company operating across software, hardware, games, 3D, automotive systems, embedded technology, and infrastructure.
v0.2.1 Website Release
Separated workshop management from vehicle diagnostics and introduced Jonix Garage as its own Jonix product.
v0.2.0 Website Release
Repositioned the website around Jonix as the company behind multiple product ecosystems.
v0.1.0 Website Release
First official public release of the Jonix website and release workflow.
Jonix ecosystem model established
The portfolio was reorganized by industry and environment rather than around a separate Jonix Suite, with every compatible system intended to connect through shared foundations.
JVR and Jonix VCI added to the automotive stack
JVR became the named vehicle runtime for clusters, infotainment, telemetry, and services, while Jonix VCI became the programmable communication hardware direction linking Trace and vehicles.
Automotive products separated
Jonix Garage was established as the workshop-management system, while Jonix Trace was clarified as separate diagnostics and tuning software with a future integration path between them.
Earlier portfolio structure introduced
The website previously grouped the developer and infrastructure products as Jonix Suite before the broader connected ecosystem model was established.
Automotive technology direction established
The automotive portfolio was grounded through the Brito Racing partnership and its Jonix Performance specialist division.
Living Worlds scope formalized
The project was defined as a videogame, persistent online platform, interconnected simulation, and dedicated development technology ecosystem.
Jonix Echo joined the developer systems
Echo was defined as the native conversational assistant, memory, briefing, and command layer for the Jonix ecosystem.
Developer ecosystem foundation
Development began around a specification-first sovereign developer ecosystem.
Stay updated
Portfolio and website milestones are published here. Check the changelog for release-level details on what changed.