Roadmap
2025 Strategy
Our strategy emphasizes four key points:
- Build out data warehousing capabilities to supercharge our data processing and analysis
- Streamline our software development and product management practices to maximize smooth and predictable release cycles
- Targeted new features and capabilities based on research with our users and community
- Feature parity+ and support from course migration from the OLI Legacy System
Roadmap
Torus Roadmap Snapshot as of March 7, 2025
This document includes planned features for the next four releases of Torus.
Release and Code Freeze Schedule
| Torus Release | Code Freeze Date | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
| Torus v0.30.0 | March 17, 2025 | April 7, 2025 |
| Torus v0.31.0 | July 7, 2025 | TBD (in Jul/Aug 25) |
| Torus v0.32.0 | November 10, 2025 | TBD (in Dec 25/Jan 26) |
| Torus v0.33.0 | March 2, 2026 | TBD (in Mar/Apr 26) |
Resources
Feature Demos
- Activity Banks (from the December 2024 Torus Community Meeting)
- AI Trigger Points (addendum to Torus v30 release demo)
- Practice Pages – Author, Instructor, and Student View (from a January 2025 OLI Staff Meeting)
- Project vs. Product vs. Section (from the November 2024 Torus Community Meeting)
- Page Types: Foundation, Deliberate Practice, and Exploration (upcoming from March 2025 Torus Community Meeting)
Important Links
- Torus Account Creation and Login
- Torus Github Repository
- Feature Requests and Bug Reports for Torus
- Torus Demo: December 2020
- Torus v0.28.0 User Guide
Month-by-Month Torus Community Meeting Recordings and Torus Roadmap Snapshots
See the Torus Community web page for information on upcoming Torus Community Meetings and a history or both meeting recordings and Torus roadmap snapshots
Release Resources
| Torus v0.27.0 | Blog Post | Demo Video | Release Notes | |
| Torus v0.28.0 | Blog Post | Demo Video | Release Notes | |
| Torus v0.29.0 | Design Demo | Blog Post | Demo Video | Release Notes |
| Torus v0.30.0 | Design Demo | Demo Video soon! | ||
| Torus v0.31.0 | Design Demo |
Sometimes we must do an unscheduled release, called a hot fix, if there is a bug fix that cannot wait until the next scheduled release. For information on any hot fixes on the current release, see our hot fix status web page. For release notes on any previous Torus releases, including hot fixes, see the release page of our GitHub repository.
