Join the Beta Channels
Mindwtr publishes beta and release-candidate builds before the final stable release. Betas get new features and bug fixes earlier, and they help catch platform-specific issues before the same build reaches everyone on stable.
You can stay on a beta channel long term. Stable releases are also published to the beta channels, so beta testers do not need to switch back after a test cycle just to stay current.
If you need the lowest-risk build, use the stable installation pages instead:
Android - Google Play Open Testing
Join the Google Play open testing track, then update through the Play Store as normal:
To leave the beta later, return to the same testing link and choose Leave the test.
iOS, iPadOS, and macOS - TestFlight
Install TestFlight, then join the Mindwtr beta:
To leave TestFlight, remove Mindwtr from TestFlight and reinstall the stable version from the App Store or Mac App Store.
Linux - AUR Beta
Arch Linux and derivative users can install the dedicated beta package:
yay -S mindwtr-bin-betaPackage page:
To go back to stable, install mindwtr-bin instead.
Linux - Flathub Beta
Add the Flathub beta remote once, then install the beta branch:
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub-beta https://flathub.org/beta-repo/flathub-beta.flatpakrepo
flatpak install flathub-beta tech.dongdongbh.mindwtr//betaRun the beta build explicitly:
flatpak run --branch=beta tech.dongdongbh.mindwtrYou can keep stable and beta installed side by side. To make the desktop launcher open the beta branch:
flatpak make-current tech.dongdongbh.mindwtr betaTo switch the launcher back to stable later:
flatpak make-current tech.dongdongbh.mindwtr stableWindows, AppImage, FOSS APK, and Other Direct Downloads
Pre-release builds are published on GitHub Releases and marked as pre-release:
Look for versions with a pre-release suffix such as -rc or -beta. Stable releases are still available from the same page.
Reporting Beta Issues
If you hit a bug, please open an issue and include:
- your platform
- the version from Settings -> About
- what you expected to happen
- what happened instead
Beta feedback is most useful when it includes the platform and exact version, because release-candidate fixes often vary by channel.