Improve Handpan Studio with me: the feedback feature

Handpan Studio isn’t a frozen app: it’s a living project that grows with the people who use it. Right from the app, you can send me feedback in one click — a bug, an idea, a question or simply a feeling. Every message is read, and it genuinely shapes the next updates. You’re not downloading software: you’re joining a collaborative adventure.

Feedback in one click, without leaving the app

Open the help menu in Handpan Studio, click “Feedback”, and a small window simply asks: “What would you like to tell us?”. You choose what fits best:

• 🐞 Report a bug — “something isn’t working”.
• 💡 Suggest an idea — “a feature to add”.
• ❓ Ask a question — “I need help”.
• 💬 Share a thought — “general feedback, a feeling”.

No endless form, no third-party account: you write your message right there, in the moment, while you play. You can even attach a screenshot, an audio clip or a short video to show exactly what you mean.

Why your feedback matters so much

An app as rich as Handpan Studio is built both ways. I design it, but it’s by playing that you discover what’s missing, what’s stuck, what would make all the difference. Your feedback means:

• A bug caught before it bothers anyone else.
• An idea that joins the list of upcoming features — and benefits the whole community.
• A question I can answer, that tells me what needs explaining better.

New scales, new modes and new features arrive regularly, and are included. The app you use today will be richer tomorrow — partly thanks to you.

A community, not a catalogue

Sending feedback isn’t “filing a ticket”: it’s taking part. By sharing what you feel, you shape a unique teaching tool built to make music visible and accessible. That’s exactly the spirit of the colour-and-shape method: together, we build the tool we all wish we’d had as children.

Your turn

Next time an idea crosses your mind while playing — “what if it could do that?” — don’t keep it to yourself. Open Handpan Studio, click “Feedback”, and tell me. And if you’d rather talk it through, my handpan lessons are another place where your feedback feeds the teaching.