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Sonos is still trying to clean up from the mess from the messy rollout of its new app, and to help give users a better idea of what fixes are in the pipeline, the company has shared a public Trello board<\/a> detailing fixes that it\u2019s working on.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cAll the cards here are sourced from various posts and release notes communications (Future Feature Update, for example), including communications from [CEO Patrick Spence] directly,\u201d says Reddit user KeithFromSonos<\/a>, who is a Sonos employee. \u201cWhat we are hearing and working on is sourced from you \u2014 the Community at large and our acknowledgment of that area of opportunity.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n KeithFromSonos says that the Trello board isn\u2019t \u201can exhaustive list of every item on our internal roadmap\u201d or a view of every known issue, but it is \u201ca live document that will be updated with information as soon as it is made available to me.\u201d In a section on the board titled \u201cOn The Roadmap,\u201d for example, there are entries for \u201cFull Queue Editing \/ Management\u201d and \u201cPlaylist Editing.\u201d The \u201cComing Soon\u201d section has entries for things like \u201cSearch and Browse Latency Fixes\u201d and \u201cImproved Volume Responsiveness.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Sonos isn\u2019t the only company to launch a public Trello board to give users transparency into what it\u2019s working on. Epic Games has Trello boards for Fortnite<\/em><\/a> and the Epic Games Store<\/a>, while EA offers a Trello board for Apex Legends<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n