Project log

What changed in Sténtor.

A public log of the software as it grows: desktop app work, Live Sync, audience web client, import/export, audio-description tools and research-facing improvements.

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Jun 5 · 2026
v0.1.64 Milestone

Live Sync becomes the centre of the room workflow

The current prototype connects the operator view, screens and audience phones around a shared live cue state.

New
  • Audience phones. Spectators can connect with their own smartphone and follow surtitles, translations or audio descriptions.
  • Local room mode. The project can be shared over a local network for theatre tests and rehearsals.
Improvements
  • Operator focus. The live view is being simplified around current cue, next cue, blackout and connected devices.
Jun 2 · 2026
v0.1.61

Audience web client refined for performance use

The audience page moves toward a cleaner live view, especially on mobile devices and in landscape orientation.

Improvements
  • Reduced interface noise. Less technical status text during the show, with settings and connection state kept discreet.
  • Language switching. Interface language and subtitle language are treated as part of the audience experience.
Fixes
  • Mobile viewport. The bottom of the page is adjusted to avoid being hidden by browser controls on smartphones.
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May 30 · 2026
v0.1.50

Script preparation and metadata model

Project structure now reflects real production needs: title, company or collective, languages, cues, notes and audio-description material.

New
  • Project metadata. Title and company/collective are available as project-level fields.
  • Empty speaker fields. Speaker or character can remain blank when it is not useful for the script.
Improvements
  • Central script panel. The script workspace is being adjusted to use the available width more effectively.
May 26 · 2026
v0.1.40 Milestone

Desktop-first direction confirmed

Sténtor is being developed as a desktop app for theatre work, with web views for screens and audience devices.

New
  • Cross-platform direction. The target is a desktop-first tool for macOS, Windows and Linux.
  • Room-oriented architecture. The app is shaped around rehearsal rooms, venues, local networks and live operation.
May 22 · 2026
v0.1.30

Import and export groundwork

Early import/export work focuses on practical theatrical formats rather than forcing users into a single source format.

New
  • Supported imports. Word, TXT, SRT, WebVTT, CSV and JSON are part of the preparation workflow.
Improvements
  • Export-ready scripts. Exports are considered as rehearsal, archive, touring and research materials.
May 18 · 2026
v0.1.20 Patch

Research feedback loop added to the project logic

The website and workflow now make feedback, questionnaires and field notes part of the exchange around Sténtor.

Improvements
  • Shared knowledge. Use of the software is connected to practical feedback from operators, audiences, artists and venues.
More project notes soon