You solve SketchUp in Ruby. Then comes the question that isn't about code: what stops someone from installing your copy on a hundred computers? Behind it come payment, tax, delivery, updates and support. All of that is already built — it's what distributes EasyTools today. The intention is to open it to other developers, and it hasn't opened yet. There's no date.
The list is not a queue. Joining it reserves no position and guarantees no spot — it notifies, it doesn't rank.
The list records your interest. When the program opens, the people on it hear first — the notice shows up in your account. That's why it requires an account, and why there's no email field.
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