The release of codeclap 0.9.5 is quite imminent and is scheduled for release later this Saturday.

However there is a bit of information and decisions that may already be of interest before the update is available.

Planned support for other architectures
If nothing goes wrong codeclap will become capable of supporting additional architectures besides x64. I will start with this rather soon by porting to ARM64/AArch64 on Linux. The goal after that is to provide support for ARM-based macOS as soon as possible (which is the main reason to start working on this now).

Upcoming price change
With 0.9.5 the price on itch will be adjusted to the expected final price of the upcoming 1.0 release. Meaning that for the following months, or maybe half a year, the price tag will likely be higher than the actual state of development. Selling in-development alpha/beta software is always a bit of a balance act in general so please head to the next paragraph for further information. Also I don't want to change the price tag all the time and now is a good time to do it once.

Free evaluation version
There will be a free evaluation version at some point after 1.0. However it is not yet clear in which way this version will be different from the full "pay to use" release. If you are unsure if codeclap will reach a point where it is really worth the price for you I'd highly encourage you to wait for the free version, try it out and then decide. However if you basically can't wait to try out every single update and want to support this project and its goals then you are at the right place. Of course there is a large space in between these two sides and there you just have to decide for yourself.

Happy coding and stay safe