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saltboandClaude Opus 4.6 8dcce94f7c docs: reorder roadmap — prioritize auth and teams over image bed

Move Auth & Access (social login, OIDC, invite codes) to v2.1 and Teams
to v2.2, shifting Sharing, Image Bed, and Branding to v2.3–v2.5. Remove
completed items (Drizzle migration, SVAR replacement) from Image Bed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-04-12 09:49:31 -04:00

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v2.7 — Sync & Desktop App

Upgrade zpan-cli from one-way backup to bidirectional sync. Ship the desktop tray app.

Major Features

Bidirectional Sync

Two-way sync — changes on any device propagate to all others via S3
Change log — server tracks every file create / update / delete with device attribution
Conflict resolution — when two devices edit the same file, keep both copies (remote version wins, local saved as .conflict variant). Optional: last-write-wins mode
Selective sync — choose which folders to sync on each device
Multi-device — sync between laptop, desktop, NAS, any number of machines

Upgrade Path

zpan-cli backup command unchanged (one-way, safe)
New sync command enables bidirectional mode
Same tool, same config format, new capability

Desktop Tray App (Tauri)

Graphical interface for backup and sync, built with Tauri 2. Shares core logic with zpan-cli via the zpan-core Rust crate.

System tray with status menu:
- Backup status (last run, next scheduled)
- Sync status (synced / syncing / conflict)
- Pause / resume
- Open settings
- Open ZPan web UI in browser
Settings window — configure backup directories, sync folders, server connection, schedule
Native notifications — backup complete, sync conflict detected, storage quota warning
Auto-start on login
macOS, Windows, Linux builds

User Scenarios

Freelancer with multiple machines:

I work on my desktop at home and laptop at the cafe. I sync ~/Documents on both. Files stay in sync without thinking about it.

Non-technical user:

I install the ZPan desktop app, log in, pick a folder to back up, and forget about it. The tray icon shows me it's working. I never touch the command line.

Small team sharing a NAS:

We sync a shared folder between our NAS and each team member's laptop. Everyone has the latest files, even when working remotely.

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