Now — v1.0.2 (Current)
Stable and shipping. What works today:
- Full styling control over SureCart's Shadow DOM checkout, cart drawer, and cart icon
- Shop page, product pages, collections, and related products styled and Breakdance-ready
- SureCart shortcodes usable directly on Breakdance pages
- Breakdance Global Settings integration and Display Conditions support
- Admin settings with color controls and CSS caching with automatic version-based flushing
- Dark mode fixes across checkout, cart drawer, and quantity inputs
Next — June through July 2026 (v1.x Maintenance)
Polish and confidence-building ahead of V2. No new surface area, just making the current feature set bulletproof:
- Verified compatibility for sale-price display, subscription products, and multi-collection layouts
- Tutorial coverage for setting explicit background colors on Breakdance-templated headers and footers
- Expanded documentation and setup guide
- Edge-case hardening based on user reports
August 2026 — CartDance V2 (Primary Focus)
The release users have been asking for: the data bridge.
V2 brings SureCart's product data into Breakdance's native Dynamic Data system, so you design SureCart product pages with real Breakdance elements instead of SureCart's block editor.
- SureCart product fields (price, name, stock status, and more) available as Breakdance Dynamic Data
- Build custom single-product layouts with native Breakdance elements
- Expanded Display Conditions tied to SureCart product and purchase state
- Designed so individual data points stay stable as the integration grows
V2 is a free upgrade for all current license holders. No new purchase, no upgrade fee.
Later — V3 (TBD)
Dedicated SureCart elements inside the Breakdance builder panel, in the spirit of Breakdance's WooCommerce Product Builder. Direction, not a commitment yet. V2's data layer is being structured so V3 can build on it without breaking your existing templates.
Support
V1 stays supported after V2 ships. Existing installs keep getting compatibility and bug-fix updates.
Dates are targets, not guarantees. Roadmaps shift as we learn from real usage.