Our roadmap for the Tunable Quadratic Funding (TQF) project is focused on enhancing accessibility, expanding integration, and providing support to users. The primary focus of our immediate roadmap is to create an intuitive, easy-to-use interface for round operators. Currently, while the process is straightforward for those with coding experience, we recognize the need to make TQF accessible to a broader audience. We plan to develop a user-friendly front-end that will allow round operators with no coding background to easily input parameters and run the tool. This development will significantly lower the barrier to entry for using TQF, potentially increasing its adoption across various communities.

Depending on the amount of funding received, we aim to explore and potentially implement the integration of TQF into the Allo protocol. This integration would greatly expand the reach and applicability of our tool, making it available to a wider range of funding programs and further establishing TQF as a standard in the quadratic funding space. A portion of the funds will be allocated to providing comprehensive support for users of the TQF tool, including developing documentation, creating tutorials, and offering direct assistance to round operators implementing TQF.

We will continue to refine and optimize the current TQF repository based on user feedback and real-world applications, and plan to actively engage with other blockchain communities and funding programs to expand the use of TQF. By focusing on these key areas, we aim to transform TQF from a powerful but specialized tool into an accessible, widely-adopted solution for enhancing quadratic funding mechanisms across the Web3 ecosystem.

The grant funds will be instrumental in accelerating this development process, allowing us to bring these improvements to the community faster and support a broader range of users in implementing more effective and targeted funding distributions.
