Design

A physical Stream Deck consists of freely assignable buttons: you decide which function is behind a button and which symbol is displayed on it. This same idea is now available in Callers Caddy. With the new Stream Deck widget, you can place your most important functions as freely configurable buttons directly on the main interface. This way you have… Read more

With the new FIRE theme, the Callers Caddy gets a fresh new look. Warm, bold, and energetic. But what exactly is a theme? A theme determines the visual appearance of the Callers Caddy. This includes colors, backgrounds, borders, spacing, lines, and other user interface details. The functionality remains the same, but the interface gets its own unique style. Read more

With version 0.105, Callers Caddy now offers its first Japanese translation of the user interface. This marks the next small but important step: Callers Caddy is becoming more international. The translation capability was built in from the beginning. Callers Caddy was designed from the outset to allow for interface translation. The software launched… Read more

First, it had to work. The player was the heart of Callers Caddy from the very beginning. This is where the music plays. This is where patterns and singing calls are initiated. This is where tempo, pitch, loop, lyrics, planner, and many other important functions are located. Therefore, in the first phase, one thing clearly took precedence: the functions had to be there. A prototype… Read more

With version 0.35, Callers Caddy gets a new tutorial system. The idea behind it is simple: functions should be explained where they are needed. Callers Caddy, in particular, has many widgets and windows with their own tasks. This is practical in everyday use, but can also seem confusing at first. A traditional manual only helps to a limited extent… Read more