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All four applications, for Windows and for Linux. Free, open source, no account. What you download runs entirely on your own machine.
No version number is written on this page. The buttons always point at the latest published release, and the details below are read from GitHub the moment you open the page. A number copied out by hand would end up lying.
Choose your system
Windows: the .exe installer. Linux: the AppImage, which runs with no
installation, or the .deb package for Debian and Ubuntu.
Freelance business management
Invoicing, quotes, time tracking, inventory, simplified accounting.
Reading the published files…
Inventory, rentals, power, DMX
The audio and lighting inventory, rentals, power per circuit, the patch.
Reading the published files…
Acoustic simulation
Zones, rakes, coverage map, section view, delays, placement advice.
Reading the published files…
Theatre lighting plot
Bars, inventory, dimmer or DMX patch, gels, printable patch sheet.
Reading the published files…
And the server
Nexika is not downloaded here: it has no installer. It is a single file you copy onto the machine that holds the data, and bring up with one command. It is only useful when several workstations must share the same data.
Before you install
A warning will appear
The installers are not signed with a paid certificate. Windows therefore shows a blue "SmartScreen" panel advising against running them. Click More info, then Run anyway. We would rather say so here than let you find out.
AppImage or .deb
The AppImage is not installed: make the file executable and run it. The .deb
installs on Debian, Ubuntu and their derivatives. Both contain the same application.
What has not been proven
The installers are built automatically and pass every check in the project. They have not been installed on a large number of real machines. That is written in every release note, and it is written here.
It stays with you
No account, nothing sent, no usage tracking. The only possible network access is the update check, and it is off by default.
The source code
Everything is published under the MIT licence. You can read the code, build it yourself, or take it further. github.com/ResonLab