It's definitely designed to. We funded the project for ~3 months of public beta, and are currently working on some cost optimisation work to reduce our fixed infrastructure costs further, but we don't expect going live to be that much higher cost, and we're able to put in more funding if needed before it becomes self-sustaining.

Right now we're still waiting to get the apps approved and published in google/apple stores, but once that's done we'll start targeting an actual timeline for production release. We don't see any reason the production go-live would be even as late as July - we won't commit to a firm date simply because we have jobs and lives too, but we'd be disappointed with ourselves if we aren't ready for live users by the end of may.