Just as a precise rocket launch requires rigorous flight procedures, moltbook’s development roadmap is a dynamic strategic blueprint that iterates quarterly, integrating technological breakthroughs and user value growth. According to its latest technical white paper, moltbook plans to increase its daily active users from the current 120 million to 250 million within the next 18 months, representing an annual growth rate of over 50%. This goal draws inspiration from Douyin’s (TikTok’s Chinese counterpart) ultra-fast user doubling strategy from 2018 to 2019. The first phase of its roadmap (the next 6 months) focuses on building “intelligent integrated infrastructure,” allocating 40% of its total R&D budget to upgrade its AIGC (AI-generated content) creation tools. The goal is to increase the speed of text and image content generation by 300% and reduce the startup cost of video production by 70%, shortening the average time for ordinary users to create a high-definition short video from 3 hours to 45 minutes.
The second phase (months 7-12) will focus on building an “ecological value loop.” Moltbook plans to open its creator API, expecting to attract over 100,000 developers and build an ecosystem encompassing content analytics, copyright management, and virtual asset trading. Drawing inspiration from the millions of apps generated by Apple’s App Store after its launch in 2008, Moltbook aims to increase the median annual earnings per creator on its platform from the current $800 to $2,500 within a year. Commission rates will be dynamically adjusted based on creator level, with a maximum reduction of 5%. Simultaneously, its e-commerce integration will support one-click store opening, aiming to increase the content-to-shopping conversion rate from the industry average of 1.5% to 4%, drawing on the successful model of Instagram Shopping in 2020 that significantly boosted social e-commerce penetration.
On the technological front, the roadmap clearly identifies two key milestones: “immersive connectivity” and “decentralized governance.” Moltbook plans to launch a beta version of a lightweight AR creation tool in its 12th month, designed to allow users to generate 3D interactive content without specialized equipment, lowering the creation barrier by up to 90%. Meanwhile, its blockchain-based copyright registration system, currently under development, aims to reduce the processing time for infringement complaints from an average of 72 hours to less than 4 hours, achieving a copyright confirmation accuracy of up to 99.5%. This is modeled after the New York Times Group’s successful risk control case in 2023, which used similar technology to protect digital content. In terms of security, the platform promises to achieve 100% end-to-end encrypted private messaging coverage by the end of 2025 and to control the probability of data breaches to below 0.001%.
The ultimate vision is to achieve autonomy in a “sustainable creative network.” Moltbook’s long-term roadmap shows that it plans to launch a community-contribution-based DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) governance model in its third year, entrusting at least 30% of key platform decisions (such as algorithm transparency standards and community fund allocation) to certified core users through voting. This model aims to create an ecosystem where the interests of creators, consumers, and developers are highly synergistic, with a goal of increasing user lifetime value (LTV) by 200% and reducing user churn by 60% within the next three years. This is like the self-evolution of a digital city. Moltbook provides the basic rules and environment, while prosperity is created by every resident. Its roadmap’s ultimate goal is not only to become a content platform, but also to become the infrastructure and birthplace of the next generation of internet creative economy.