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Rishiraj Sharma edited this page Nov 16, 2018 · 3 revisions

// The core features on which we're currently working on.

There are also lot of small-features on pipeline which will be rolling out very soon. You can also request a feature under Issues section or join us on private-beta to help us build better and stable public releases.

Penetration Testing Library (Web; includes checklist, templates and payloads)

This will be a checklistlibrary especially designed for penetration-testers covering most of attacks and methodologies. It will be published within this month.

If you're interested in contributing to checklist-libraries - get in touch here.

macOS Build

I initially underestimated the flexibility of Electron apps and only had a plan to just port the functionalities of original macOS app however, by the time of reading about Electron and designing it - I got to know a lot of things and I am now pretty sure there's a lot of great functionalities can be achieved in much efficient way.

Electron version of macOS build will be available very soon. Do check out the original Swiftness in meantime.

Dark Theme & UI Improvements

There are lot of small changes have been done with Swiftness including dark-theme, checklist tracking, etc These will be rolled within a month.

Dark Theme

Report Generation (Under Templates Section)

This is one of my favorite features on which I have been working on from a long time (including from few early beta users) - a complete system to let you generate a report (or multiple) and export it (in markdown, PDF and JSON)

It's core idea is inspired from @fransr Template-generator.

Self Hosted for Auto Sync on Multiple Devices

This is really important - when you are working on multiple devices or with the team. This can initially easily hooked on top of Dropbox or Google Drive Services (as Swiftness data points to a single JSON file) however by the time, we will also have a dedicated way to self-host the sync service.

Inbuilt Terminal

This will allow you to run commands within Checklist & Notes moreover output will be reserved even after restarting the app - its super cool when you are pentesting an app and you don't need to jump up to terminal (and maintain bunch of windows) for each cases, you can also easily maintain the history of output from your tests.

SwiftnessX Terminal

Integrate of Code Signing Certificate on all cross-platform apps

This is a costly and time consuming process however, we definitely have the plan to implement this within upcoming months - to make our auto-updating system more robust.