Install and first-run experience
We want to know whether the install is clear, whether setup makes sense, and whether the software feels ready to use once it lands on the machine.
Beta testing
Endozia beta testing is live.
We are opening a limited round of beta testing for writers who want to put the real product through its paces and tell us where it holds, where it drifts, and where the experience still needs work.
Limited seats
We are keeping this round small on purpose.
This is an active beta, not a broad open signup. We want a group large enough to pressure the product, but still small enough that feedback is readable and useful.
If you want in, apply here and tell us what machine you are using. Hardware matters for this product, and part of the beta is learning where the experience stays strong and where it starts to strain.
What we need from testers
Useful feedback, not polished praise.
We are looking for people who will actually use Endozia, notice where it slows down or gets confusing, and tell us plainly what happened. That includes install issues, AI behavior, image generation quality, project organization, and machine-specific problems.
Scope of this beta
What this round is meant to test.
The goal here is not just "does it open." We want to know how the actual writing workflow holds up on real machines, with real projects, under real use.
Muse and Ask AI
We are looking closely at answer quality, groundedness, follow-up behavior, and whether the AI feels genuinely useful inside the manuscript workflow.
Image generation
This includes prompt quality, generation time, hardware behavior, and whether portrait and concept work actually feel worth using.
Performance and stability
We want to hear where the app feels smooth, where it feels heavy, and where it feels like it is close to freezing or falling over.
Hardware compatibility
Part of the beta is understanding how Endozia behaves on different CPUs, GPUs, RAM sizes, and storage setups, especially outside the recommended target.
Writer workflow fit
We want direct feedback on whether Endozia helps the manuscript stay legible and usable as the project grows more complicated.
Recommended target
The system we are tuned around.
- Windows 11
- 32 GB RAM
- NVIDIA GPU with 16 GB VRAM
- Modern desktop CPU
- 80 GB free disk space (100 GB preferred)
If you are outside that target and still want to test, apply anyway. We just want to know what hardware you are bringing into the beta.
Discord sessions
Beta demo and Q&A are coming.
We will be doing beta tester demo sessions and Q&A on our Discord server. The schedule and announcement are still to come, so this page is the place to raise your hand first.
Once those sessions are ready, we will post the details through the normal Endozia channels and make sure testers know where to show up.
Apply for beta
Tell us what machine you are using.
We do not need a perfect spec sheet. We need a practical picture of the system you would be testing on and what kind of writing use you want to put through the product.
What happens next
This is an application, not an instant download.
We are using this form to understand who is testing, what machines they are using, and where the beta will be most useful right now. If your setup fits the current round, we will follow up with the next step.
We are especially interested in a mix of recommended-spec systems and real-world edge cases, because both tell us something important about the product.