Roadmap | Free.ai

This roadmap page shows three categories: Completed (shipped features), In Progress (currently being built), and Planned (future priorities). It gives you a clear picture of where the platform is heading.

Voice cloning to clone any voice from a short audio sample, 3D model generation from text and images, and PDF chat to upload documents and ask questions about them.

Planned features include an AI podcast generator, talking head video avatars, real-time voice chat with AI models, dark mode, and a Progressive Web App (PWA) for installing Free.ai on your device.

Yes. Use the contact form linked at the bottom of the roadmap page to submit feature requests. We prioritize based on user demand, technical feasibility, and alignment with the platform's mission.

The roadmap is updated as features move between stages. When an in-progress feature ships, it moves to completed, and new items are added to planned based on user feedback and internal priorities.

Voice cloning will follow the same token-based model as other tools. There will be a free daily limit for all users, with paid plans offering higher usage. The feature will use open-source models with permissive licenses.

PDF chat lets you upload a PDF document and ask questions about its contents. The AI reads and understands the document so you can get summaries, find specific information, or ask for explanations without reading the entire file yourself.

Dark mode is in the planned stage. It will apply across all tool interfaces and pages. We do not have a specific release date, but it is a frequently requested feature that we are prioritizing.

The planned podcast generator will create complete podcast episodes from a topic or script. It will combine AI writing, text-to-speech with multiple voices, and audio mixing to produce ready-to-publish podcast content.

A Progressive Web App (PWA) is planned, which lets you install Free.ai on your phone or tablet from the browser and use it like a native app with offline capabilities and push notifications.

We continuously evaluate new open-source models as they are released. We prioritize models with permissive licenses (Apache 2.0, MIT), strong benchmark performance, and practical utility for our users.

The roadmap shows what is planned and in progress. The changelog documents what has already shipped. When a roadmap item is completed, it appears in the changelog with details about the implementation.