Euphonia now updates itself, and you can back up your recordings before deleting them.
What changed
Auto-update — Euphonia now checks GitHub Releases in the background and downloads new versions automatically. When one's ready, a small toast appears with a "restart to update" button — no need to revisit this page for future releases.
Back up your recordings — Settings now has a 💾 export all recordings button that copies your recordings, audio, and analysis to a plain folder of your choosing. Both delete confirmations (single take and delete-all) now point to it.
Behind the scenes — the project now runs its regression tests automatically on every change via GitHub Actions, catching build/logic regressions before they ship.
Getting started
- Download
Euphonia-Setup-0.4.0.exebelow. - 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.
- Record a take — you'll get a written insight right away, no key required. From here on, Euphonia updates itself automatically. See the README for the full walkthrough.
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