Arendamisel

Arendamisel is an Estonian term that translates roughly to “in development” or “under development.” It is the present participle form of the verb arendada (to develop) and is used to describe a product, feature, or project that is currently being built and is not yet ready for public use. In documentation, websites, and software interfaces, arendamisel signals that the subject is incomplete and subject to change.

Common contexts for the label include software applications, websites, and digital services where a feature or page is not yet released. A status such as arendamisel informs users that the functionality may be unstable, partial, or awaiting further updates, and that availability depends on ongoing development work.

In relation to the software and product lifecycle, arendamisel typically appears during development phases between planning and release. It can accompany other stage labels such as alpha, beta, or prototype, depending on the organization. The label helps manage expectations about timing, stability, and future changes.

Nuances of the term include its dynamic nature; the label can be updated or removed as work progresses. It does not guarantee a fixed deadline, and delays or scope adjustments are possible. A feature labeled arendamisel may eventually reach release, be revised, or be canceled.

Notes: arendada means “to develop,” and arendamisel is the form used to indicate ongoing development. The term is common on Estonian digital platforms and in technical documentation to convey that work is ongoing rather than finished.