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# Road map

### Previous Milestones

####  LIVAAT INFRASTRUCTURE

* Cloud-based storage
* Backend development
* Frontend development
* Mobile application interface

#### LIVAAT STREAMING APP

* Creating the business model for Livaat 
* Creating Livaat UI / UX
*  Livaat apps development
*  Launching Livaat Apps
*  Building a VR production studio

#### LIVAAT VERSE CONCEPT

* Data gathering Requirements
* Project investigation 
* Approve specification 
* Concept Case studies 
* User experience 

#### IMPLEMENTATION 

* implementation Construction development 
* Multiplayer infrastructure 
* Building the Livaatverse map 
* UI and UX for the interface 
* Development for PC version 
* Creating VR Brand

### Future Milestones

####  INTEGRATIONS 

* LIVAA Tokens & Coins 
* Structure development 
* Starting Applications Integrations 
* Creating community segments 
* Creating urban masses 
* NFT platform & integrations 
* Avatar creation

####  LIVAAT VERSE LAUNCH

* Web-version 
* Partnerships Assets selling 
* Content selling (UGS, PGC ) 
* Marketing 
* Growing Livaat Verse community


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