Euphonia v0.1.0 — first desktop release

First desktop release of Euphonia — a voice-feminization training tracker, now available as a standalone Windows app (no coding agent, no terminal required).

What it does

• Record a take right in the app
• Runs the same acoustic analysis (pitch, resonance, register, jitter/shimmer, etc.) locally via a bundled analyzer
• Optionally generates a short, personalized, encouraging insight per take using your own free Gemini API key
• Everything stays on your machine — no accounts, no server, nothing sent anywhere except (optionally) Google's Gemini API for the written insight

Getting started

1. Download Euphonia Setup 0.1.0.exe below
2. Run it — Windows SmartScreen will warn it's from an unrecognized publisher (it's unsigned; not a sign anything's broken). Click More info → Run anyway.
3. On first launch, you can optionally add a free Gemini API key for written insights (skippable — everything else works without one). See docs/gemini-api-key.md for how to get one.

Requirements

• Windows only for this release (see README for build-from-source options on other platforms)

Licensing note

This installer bundles GPLv3 components (Praat/parselmouth, ffmpeg). The source in this repo is MIT/public domain, but the packaged installer as a combined work is GPLv3 — see the README's License section and the bundled THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.md for details.

Full documentation: README.md