Help Wanted
For testing
All current features are experimental — and that’s part of the excitement.
Right now, the focus is on exploring what’s possible: building powerful tools to edit every aspect of an Octatrack project, enabling bulk actions, and demonstrating the full potential of the platform. Hardening and stabilizing features comes next, and that’s where real-world usage becomes invaluable.
If you’re using the app, your experience truly matters. Whether everything works perfectly, something behaves unexpectedly, or you notice a bug or edge case — every piece of feedback helps move the project forward. Even a simple “worked fine for me” is useful. The goal is to validate each feature across a diverse group of real users, building confidence, stability, and a solid feedback loop for continuous improvement.
At this stage, functional feedback is what matters the most — correctness, reliability, data safety, edge cases, and real-world behavior. UI/UX and visual design will be refined later; the current priority is building a solid, reliable foundation.
Please report issues on the GitHub Issues page or join the discussion on the Elektronauts thread.
For macOS Code Signing
On macOS, the app currently requires extra steps to run because it isn’t code-signed yet. If you have an Apple Developer account and are willing to help by sharing a signing certificate for CI/CD use, it would make a huge difference — significantly improving the macOS installation experience for the entire community.
If you’re able to help, please get in touch.
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For supporting the project
Octatrack Manager is a free, open-source project developed in my spare time. If you find the app useful and would like to support its ongoing development, you can do so by buying me a coffee.
