ShoddyAudioLab is in closed testing. The current build focus now spans install-aware setup, fast tuning controls, Builder Mode EQ workflows, Garage-based tune handling, a fuller shell and settings experience, and stronger diagnostics and support tooling for troubleshooting and release-note capture.
Latest documented update: April 26, 2026.
Closed testing remains active while shell polish, settings depth, and support tooling expand
ShoddyAudioLab is being polished around real install setup rather than generic audio presets.
Workspace restore and shell navigation have been tightened for everyday testing.
Debug export detail is stronger, which makes support feedback easier to act on.
Theme and readability polish help the tuning workspace stay usable across custom setups.
Release timeline
This page reflects the documented ShoddyAudioLab milestones currently present in the site workspace.
April 26, 2026 - Version Code 5
Closed testingVersion Code 5Reliability and tooling polish
Improves workspace restore reliability.
Expands the built-in debug export with deeper support detail and recent snapshot history.
Polishes shell and navigation behavior.
Sharpens custom theme readability.
Refreshes project tooling.
April 8, 2026 - Version 4
Closed testingVersion 4Shell and support polish
Added a much fuller Settings experience with appearance controls, palette selection, custom shell colors, and a live shell preview so Dashboard, Garage, Builder, and adaptive surfaces stay visually aligned.
Added a built-in debug export flow that previews, copies, or shares an AudioLab support snapshot with version details, shell settings, audio session state, tuning context, and recent snapshots.
Added a dedicated support section with clearer project and version information plus a direct external support link for continued testing and development.
Refined the main app shell for phones and tablets with clearer navigation between Dashboard, Garage, Advanced, and Settings plus a more polished workspace header.
Updated dashboard messaging so Quick Tune, Builder Mode, and support tooling better explain how everyday adjustments, advanced tuning, and diagnostics fit together.
April 7, 2026 - 1.0 (Build 3)
Closed testingBuild 3Diagnostics and support
Added an app-specific debug export for capturing the active AudioLab state during troubleshooting.
Expanded Settings with dedicated Diagnostics and Support plus Credits and Support sections.
Made it easier to copy or share the support report directly from the app.
Added ready-to-paste website and Google Play release notes directly inside the app.
April 2, 2026 - Version2
Closed testingVersion2Preset workflow
Save your own Everyday Listening and Builder Mode tunes directly from the dashboard.
Keep custom presets even without an advanced vehicle setup, then load them later from Garage or the preset picker.
Builder Mode now shows a horizontal scroll cue so hidden EQ bands are easier to discover on tablet layouts.
April 1, 2026 - First closed testing build
Closed testingInitial buildInstall-aware tuning
Added install-aware vehicle setup so tuning starts from the actual hardware and cabin context.
Introduced Quick Tune controls for faster day-to-day sound adjustments.
Added Builder Mode EQ tuning for more hands-on setup work.
Enabled live adaptive sound adjustments during use.
Added a Garage for saving custom tunes and rollback snapshots.
Started collecting tester feedback to help dial in the experience before wider rollout.
Thanks for testing and sharing feedback while the ShoddyAudioLab experience gets dialed in.
Current direction
ShoddyAudioLab is starting with a practical tuning workflow instead of a generic preset pack. The goal is to help real installs move from first setup to repeatable tuning with fast adjustments, deeper Builder Mode control, and safer rollback when trying aggressive changes.
Why the first closed test matters
Validate install-aware setup across different vehicle and hardware combinations.
Check whether Quick Tune controls feel useful during normal driving.
Stress Builder Mode EQ workflows before opening the audience wider.
Confirm Garage snapshots make tune experimentation easier to trust.