Intelena

Roadmap

Built in weeks. Shipping in public.

Token live, dapp live on Robinhood Chain, docs live, five open-source repos live — all in the first month. Everything on this page is either running today or honestly marked as next. Real data and real execution first; the shielded pool follows once the contracts are audited.

Shipped

Live today. Real Robinhood Chain data, real Uniswap execution, real token — no mocks, no waitlist.

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  1. $INTEL is live on Uniswap

    Sep 2026Ecosystem

    Fair launch on Robinhood Chain — no presale, no claim page, one verified contract (0xE331…88C8 · Intelena · INTEL · 9 decimals). Trade it, hold it, shield it.

  2. The dapp runs on real Robinhood Chain data

    Sep 2026App

    Chainlink midpoints, 24h price history, Uniswap v3 quotes and your actual wallet balances. Zero mocks — every number on screen comes from the chain.

  3. Real execution: public swaps + on-chain sends

    Sep 2026Trading

    Approve → swap on Uniswap v3 straight from your wallet, with slippage control and a Blockscout receipt. Confirmed trades flow into PnL, orders, tax export and audits.

    #4
  4. Leak Score on every order + Route Lab

    Sep 2026Trading

    See the crossed / public split and a 0–100 Leak Score before you sign. Route Lab measures real Uniswap price impact at 0.25×–4× size and hands you three presets.

    #5#6
  5. Full private-order builder

    Sep 2026Trading

    Limit, stop-loss / take-profit, trailing stop, TWAP / DCA with jittered schedules and expiry — triggers stay encrypted until they fill (pool simulation until the contracts land).

    #7#8#9
  6. Identity hygiene, built in

    Sep 2026Privacy

    Exposure scan shows how tracked a wallet already is. A fresh address per dapp. Wallet reads proxied so your IP is never tied to your address.

    #14#15#23
  7. Viewing keys + Audit portal

    Sep 2026Compliance

    Scope a key to one asset or one quarter; your auditor opens dapp.intelena.app/audit and sees exactly that slice. Tax CSV generated on your device.

    #17#18#19
  8. Alerts, Markets, Notifications

    Sep 2026App

    Price alerts on every oracle refresh, a watchlist with sparklines and 24h change, one grouped feed for fills, funds and security events.

  9. AI assistant, agents and an MCP server

    Sep 2026Agents

    A Claude assistant grounded in the whitepaper, server-side agents with tool use and schedules, and an MCP server that hands live Intelena data to any AI agent.

    #22
  10. Five open-source repos, day one

    Sep 2026Developers

    leak-score, agent-kit, shielded-notes, association-set, viewing-keys — MIT, with specs, tests and CI. The protocol's building blocks are public before the pool is.

  11. Docs

    Sep 2026Developers

    Concepts, the app guide, public data endpoints, threat model, glossary — plain English first.

Building

Underway now. The protocol pieces are already modelled and tested in the open-source repos — contracts, circuits and the relayer network are what turns simulation into settlement.

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  1. Shielded pool contracts

    Protocol

    Notes, commitments, nullifiers and the Merkle tree from shielded-notes go on-chain. The moment they do, deposits, withdrawals and private transfers flip from simulation to real — the app is already wired for it.

    #1#10#12#13
  2. Spend circuit + proof of innocence

    Compliance

    Every spend proves in zero knowledge that its funds descend from approved deposits. Privacy that compliance can sign off on.

    #16
  3. Dark crossing engine

    Trading

    Encrypted intents matched at the Chainlink midpoint and settled note-for-note inside the pool. No spread, no impact, no footprint.

    #3
  4. Relayer network + one-time addresses

    Protocol

    Public pieces leave from fresh addresses, gas is paid from the shielded balance, deposits enter in batches. The last link between you and your trades disappears.

    #4#12#13
  5. Cryptographic viewing keys in the app

    Compliance

    The audit portal switches from same-device simulation to the real per-asset / per-day key derivation from viewing-keys — disclosure that is mathematically scoped, not policy-scoped.

    #17
  6. Pool testnet + public bug bounty

    Security

    The contracts and circuits run on a public test deployment with rewards for anyone who breaks them, before a single mainnet deposit.

  7. Private orders executed by the pool

    Trading

    Limit, stop, TWAP and DCA triggers move from the in-browser engine to encrypted intents the crossing engine fills on its own.

    #7#8#9
  8. Association-set curation, published

    Compliance

    The first policy (deny lists, screening, minimum age) published as a reproducible snapshot anyone can rebuild and verify.

    #16
  9. Agent backend for agent-kit

    Agents

    IntelenaBackend: encrypted intents through the relayer network with spending limits enforced by the spending proof itself. Bots that can't overspend and can't be copied.

    #22
  10. MCP tools for trading

    Developers

    The MCP server grows from read-only data to plan / submit tools with the same limits an agent gets — any AI assistant can route a private order.

    #22
  11. Mobile-first PWA

    App

    Installable on iOS and Android, wallet deep links, push for fills and alerts. Every page already works at 400px; this makes it feel native.

Next

Once the pool is live and audited. Thirty-plus items, none with a date — we announce when it ships. Custody first, then everything that builds on it.

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  1. Independent audits

    Security

    Contracts and circuits reviewed by outside firms before mainnet pool deposits open. Reports published in full.

  2. Formal verification of the spend circuit

    Security

    Machine-checked proofs for the constraints that guard custody: membership, ownership, nullifier derivation, value conservation.

  3. Shielded team vaults on-chain

    Trading

    Multi-member approval enforced by the pool itself. A treasury that isn't a public feed.

    #21
  4. ZK PnL proofs

    Privacy

    Prove your return or a holdings range for calls and leaderboards — without ever revealing the wallet behind it.

    #20
  5. Private payment links

    Trading

    Get paid in USDG with a link; the payer never learns your balance or your main wallet.

    #11
  6. Association-set decentralisation

    Compliance

    The curation policy goes public and the operator role leaves a single party's hands.

    #16
  7. Multiple association sets

    Compliance

    Choose the set you prove against — a strict institutional set or a broad public one — per deposit, with the policy visible before you commit.

  8. Uniswap v4 hooks for the fallback leg

    Trading

    Route the public remainder through v4 pools with hooks that reject sandwiching, on top of v2/v3.

    #4
  9. Multi-input spends

    Protocol

    Spend several notes in one proof, so a large order doesn't need a chain of small ones.

  10. Note consolidation in the background

    Protocol

    Small change notes are quietly merged over time so wallets stay fast and spends stay cheap.

  11. Decentralised relayer set

    Protocol

    Anyone can run a relayer; the app picks by uptime and price, and the emergency exit keeps working without any of them.

    #24
  12. Relayer staking and slashing

    Protocol

    Relayers post a bond and lose it for censorship or delay, so convenience never becomes leverage.

  13. Cross-chain shielding

    Ecosystem

    Bridge into the pool from Arbitrum One and Ethereum in one step, so funds land shielded rather than sitting in a public wallet first.

    #13
  14. More stock tokens as Robinhood lists them

    Ecosystem

    Every new stock token on Robinhood Chain with a Chainlink feed becomes shieldable and crossable.

  15. USDG on-ramp inside the app

    Ecosystem

    Buy USDG and shield it in the same flow, so the first deposit never sits exposed.

  16. Robinhood Wallet integration

    Ecosystem

    First-class connect, deep links and signing flows for the wallet most Robinhood Chain users already have.

  17. Hardware wallet support

    App

    Ledger and Trezor for pool keys as well as public swaps, including clear-signing of encrypted intents.

  18. Watch-only mode

    App

    Import a viewing key or an address and follow a portfolio without any spending authority on the device.

  19. Native mobile apps

    App

    iOS and Android with biometric unlock for the note store and push for fills, alerts and vault approvals.

  20. Encrypted note backup

    App

    Notes backed up to iCloud / Google Drive under a key only you hold; restore on a new device without the pool learning anything.

  21. Alerts to Telegram

    App

    Price and fill alerts delivered to a Telegram bot, without linking the chat to an address.

  22. RFQ for large orders

    Trading

    Ask market makers for a private quote on size the dark book can't absorb, settled inside the pool.

  23. Portfolio rebalancing

    Trading

    Target weights across stock tokens, executed as a batch of dark-first orders with one Leak Score for the whole plan.

  24. Tax packs for accountants

    Compliance

    Exports in the formats tax tools already read, generated on your device from a viewing key.

  25. Multi-client audit portal

    Compliance

    Accountants manage several clients' viewing keys in one place, each decrypted independently.

  26. Agent adapters: Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, MCP

    Agents

    Drop-in tools so any agent framework can plan and submit private orders with agent-kit's limits.

    #22
  27. Per-agent keys

    Agents

    A derived key per bot that can spend its allocation and nothing more, revocable without touching the owner key.

    #22
  28. Public data SDK

    Developers

    Typed client for /api/prices, /api/history and quotes, plus webhooks for fills and alerts.

  29. Leak Score API

    Developers

    Score any route or wallet exposure over HTTP, backed by the open leak-score model.

    #6
  30. Explorer-safe activity export

    Privacy

    Share a trade summary that proves what happened without linking to the note or the address.

  31. Per-dapp address rotation policies

    Privacy

    Rotate the address you give a dapp on a schedule or after N interactions, automatically.

    #14
  32. Docs in more languages

    Community

    Bahasa Indonesia first, then Chinese, Japanese and Spanish — the concepts, not just the UI strings.

  33. Brand and press kit

    Community

    Logos, banners, screenshots and a one-pager anyone can use to write about Intelena.

  34. Public metrics dashboard

    Community

    Aggregate pool flows, crossed share and relayer uptime — the numbers that are safe to publish, published.

  35. Security council

    Security

    A multisig with a published charter for pausing the pool and upgrading circuits, with time locks users can see.

Utility numbers (#1–#25) refer to the whitepaper. Dates are when an item went live. Planned items carry no date on purpose — we announce when it ships, not before.

Most projects publish a roadmap. We publish what already runs.

Follow along — every item moves left as it ships.