Roadmap
Vela has shipped continuously since April 2026, in the open. Here's the trail so far and where it's headed — directions, not deadlines. Want something on it? Open an issue.
Up next
- In progress
iPhone and Android in the stores
The native apps work and are being tested on real devices. Next is the App Store and Google Play release, as a one-time purchase.
- Next
Every app honouring your own services
Today some apps ignore parts of Settings → Service Endpoints — the iPhone app entirely, the web app when creating a wallet or signing in, and Android when looking up names. They should all honour it.
- Next
A Trusted Signer check that refuses
The desktop app already compares the signing page with the versions it ships with, but only logs a mismatch. Next: refuse a page that does not match, and check it on the phones too.
- Next
Wider clear-signing coverage
More contracts and chains shown as human-readable intent, so fewer transactions fall back to blind signing.
- Exploring
See every coin you receive
A native-coin deposit that arrives through another contract (an exchange withdrawal, a router, a multisig) leaves no log on many networks, so it can be missing from your activity. We want to trace those so every deposit shows up.
Shipped
- Sep 19, 2026
Trusted Signer
An independent signing page at sign.getvela.app that decodes a request and signs it on its own, each version content-addressed and reproducible. The desktop, iPhone and Android apps can use it as the way you sign.
- Sep 19, 2026
Your keys on-chain, with a backup on Ethereum
Sign in straight from the on-chain registry when the index is down, see every key your wallet was created with, and copy the record to Ethereum.
- Sep 17, 2026
Downloads for every desktop
The desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, and the browser extension, download directly from this site.
- Sep 11, 2026
24 networks
Twelve more networks built in — Arc, X Layer, Stable, Soneium, MegaETH, Robinhood Chain, Mantle, Kaia, Celo, Ink, Plume and XRPL EVM — and a chain-setup page for bringing Vela to another chain.
- Sep 2026
One core, native apps
The wallet rebuilt as one Rust core that holds every rule, with native apps on top: SwiftUI on iPhone, Compose on Android, a Rust desktop app and the web. The original React Native app was retired.
- Aug 2026
dApps, wherever the wallet runs
The browser extension, and a browser built into the desktop, iPhone and Android apps, connect to dApps like any browser wallet.
- Jul 2026
Up to seven keys, security keys included
Create a wallet with several passkeys, phones or YubiKey-class security keys, any one of which can sign.
- Jun 16, 2026
Send to many at once
Split one token among many people, sweep many tokens to one address, or import a payment list from a spreadsheet — each as a single transaction. Contacts and groups too.
- Jun 9, 2026
Fifteen languages
The wallet in fifteen languages, with local currency and number formats.
- Apr 22, 2026
Clear signing (ERC-7730)
Transactions show what they do — amount, recipient, intent — instead of raw hex, and an approval at the “unlimited” level is shown in red, with a cap on offer.
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Vela is born
The first commit: Safe smart accounts, ERC-4337, passkey sign-in and no seed phrase, from day one.