UPDATED 12 SEPTEMBER 2026
The roadmap.
What is done, what is under way, and what will not be done. A roadmap that announces only what already exists is useless; so is one that promises everything.
What is done
Shipped, covered by automated checks, and downloadable.
Business management, and multi-workstation
Invoices, quotes, time tracking, ledger, inventory, simplified accounting, bank statement import. And since 0.1.3, multi-workstation mode.
Inventory, rentals, power, DMX
The equipment inventory, rentals showing what did not come back, power split per circuit, and the DMX calculator tied to the real inventory. And now mobile consultation: the inventory reads on a phone, standing in the store room, served by Nexika on the local network.
Coverage, and advice
Freely drawn zones, rakes, a loudspeaker library, a coverage map, a section view, alignment delays — and placement advice that explains why. The plan pans and zooms, so you can go and look at a detail up close.
A theatre's lighting plot
The bars and a front view of the grid, the inventory, the patch — a dimmer channel for conventionals, a DMX address for everything else — the gel reference, and the printable patch sheet you take to the get-in.
The server, in one command
Accounts, rights, encryption, a certificate it builds itself. It serves Ohmnia and Scenika. Bringing it up takes one command.
French and English
All five websites and all four applications, in full. Ohmnia took the longest — eighteen screens — and the last one needed a decision rather than work: the legal notices printed on an invoice follow the country of issue, never the language of the interface.
Windows and Linux
An .exe installer, an AppImage and a .deb package for all four
applications, built automatically.
What is under way
Started, usable, and not finished. We would rather say so than let you think otherwise.
Loudspeaker data
Importing polar data as text works and derives the coverage angle per band. The CLF format is still the goal. The electro-acoustic table of a real file is now read with certainty; it is the directivity itself that still resists — see below why we do not guess it.
The installers on real machines
They are built automatically and pass every check. They have not yet been installed on a large number of machines. That is stated in every release note, and on the download page.
What will not be done
An honest roadmap also states what it refuses. Each of these was weighed, and each is refused for a reason, not for lack of time.
The cloud
Your data will not go to our servers, because we have none. Multi-workstation installs on your own machine.
Subscriptions
Software that stops working when you stop paying is software you do not own. The code is MIT licensed.
The CLF format, as long as it must be guessed
CLF is a binary format whose structure is not public. A reader that guessed would produce wrong directivity — hence wrong placements with the confidence of right ones. Two plausible layouts were tried against real files; both fell to an independent measurement. Text already imports.
Invoicing inside Scenika
A rental gets invoiced, but building a second invoicing module would mean maintaining VAT and numbering rules twice. Scenika prepares the lines, Ohmnia invoices.
Acustika on multi-workstation
It works on project files, not on shared company data. Two people do not edit one simulation at the same time.
“Like EASE”
No ray tracing, no reverberation, no predicted intelligibility. Those are decades of work by teams of acousticians. Promising them would mean shipping wrong maps with the confidence of right ones.