Mini Beta Is Open — Join the Current Testing Wave

Mini Beta is now open during the current testing wave.

If you want early access to where Mini is headed next, this is the right time to get involved. The beta program is built for people who want to test real builds, share useful feedback, and help shape what gets prioritized as the app keeps moving forward.

What beta access includes

Beta testers get access to the Discord beta hub, recommended beta builds, and a direct place to report bugs, workflow pain points, and feature requests grounded in real use.

Most testers should stick with Beta Stable, which is the recommended build for day-to-day testing. More experimental builds may be shared when available, but the goal is not chaos — it is useful feedback from real sessions.

How access works

Beta access begins with the standard 30-day Mini trial.

That keeps the onboarding simple and makes it easy to get people into the current wave without creating a separate installer path. During the current testing wave, testers who actively participate and provide meaningful feedback may be invited to continue beyond the initial trial period.

Continued access is reviewed case by case to keep the beta focused, useful, and high-signal.

What kind of feedback helps most

The most valuable beta feedback usually looks like this:

• clear bug reports with steps, screenshots, or logs when possible
• workflow feedback based on real sessions instead of quick first impressions
• thoughtful feature requests tied to actual use cases
• follow-up confirmation when a fix or updated build is ready to test

Why open the beta now

Mini has moved quickly over the last stretch. Features like caption burn-in, sampler-ready exports, and the broader 30-day trial have pushed the app into a stronger place, but the next stage depends on feedback from people actually using it in the wild.

That is what this beta wave is for.

Join the beta

If that sounds like your kind of thing, you can get started here:

Join Mini Beta