- Receiving and implementing user feedback.
- Incorporating more sources: inscriptions (continued); artifacts and archeology; pilgrims' accounts and chronicles, and more languages.
- Introducing tools for spatial analysis. The mapping of the locations mentioned in the documents is already under way; this will provide the means for a new reading of the patterns of Frankish settlement, range and daily life.
- Interfacing with other databases of related source material, in other regions or in other periods in the Levant (for example, the 'Islamization of Palestine' database currently underway).
- Interfacing with databases dealing with other aspects of the crusades, such as 'material culture' and other digital humanities projects in medieval studies.
- Increasing the interaction between the digital humanities and crusade studies.
- Introducing an innovative and open-access teaching tool to increase the appeal and accessibility of crusade studies to new generations of students.