Code & Engineering
Help optimize native memory usage, refine browser tab suspension logic, fix platform-specific edge cases, or add new local AI endpoints.
Ocal is independent, open-source software built alongside the people who rely on it every day. Join our conversations, propose features, report bugs, or share your workflow setups.
Pick the channel that fits your preferred way to connect and collaborate.
Hang out with creators and core maintainers. Test pre-release builds, share custom configurations, discuss UI concepts, and get instant troubleshooting.
Our entire codebase is open on GitHub. Submit reproducible bug reports, propose technical architectural changes (RFCs), and contribute pull requests.
Discover the parent studio behind Ocal. Follow our interactive games, web experiments, audio engines, and creative engineering releases.
Show off how you personalize your Ocal Browser tabs, your favorite Focus Flow settings, or videos edited with Ocal Screen. We regularly feature community workflows.
You don't have to be a C++ veteran to help make Ocal extraordinary.
Help optimize native memory usage, refine browser tab suspension logic, fix platform-specific edge cases, or add new local AI endpoints.
Propose interface improvements, test accessibility with screen readers, craft icon sets, or explore new layouts for the focus timer and scratchpad.
Test experimental builds on different hardware configurations, report reproducible bugs with log files, and share real-world workflow insights.
We are committed to providing a friendly, respectful, and harassment-free environment for everyone, regardless of experience level, background, gender, or identity. We value constructive collaboration, curiosity, and mutual respect.
When filing an issue on GitHub, include your Windows version (e.g. Windows 11 23H2), your Ocal version, concise step-by-step reproduction instructions, and screenshots or error logs if available.
Absolutely! Start an RFC discussion thread on GitHub Discussions or pitch your idea in the #ideas channel in Discord. The team and community will discuss feasibility, ergonomics, and implementation details.
You can star the project on GitHub, recommend Ocal Browser and Ocal Screen to friends, write a blog post about your setup, or answer questions from newcomers in our Discord server.
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