PRIVATE BETA
Welcome to the Hylume Beta.
You're helping us test Hylume before its public release. Use it with your real maker business, explore the features, and tell us what works, what doesn't, and what doesn't make sense.
Windows 10/11 · 64-bit · Beta software
Current build: Hylume 1.1 Beta 1
Before you install
What to know
This is beta software.
Hylume is still being tested before its public release. You may encounter bugs, unfinished details or things that simply don't work the way you'd expect.
That's exactly what we want you to help us find.
Windows may show a warning
You may see “Windows protected your PC.”
The Hylume Beta installer may trigger a Microsoft Defender SmartScreen warning because this pre-release build isn't digitally signed yet.
To continue:
More info → Run anyway
Only download Hylume from this private beta page.
Already using Hylume? Back up your data before installing a new beta build.
We recommend creating a Hylume backup before installing any beta update.
Put Hylume to work.
Don't just click around. Try running part of your actual maker business with it. The more realistic the test, the more useful your feedback will be.
Products & Pricing
Add a few real products and use the Pricing Calculator. Does Hylume capture the costs you actually deal with?
Production Queue
See what needs to be made, update quantities as you complete items, and check whether the workflow feels natural.
Equipment
Add the equipment you use and try the rate calculator. Do the suggested costs and options make sense for your type of making?
Inventory & Expenses
Record some inventory and real-world business expenses. Is anything important missing or unnecessarily complicated?
Sales & Orders
Create a real or sample customer order with multiple products. Follow it from order through fulfillment.
Your Maker Business
Most importantly, look for places where Hylume doesn't fit how you work. We want Hylume to work for different kinds of makers—not force everyone into the same workflow.
If you think “I wish Hylume did…” — tell us.
Bugs matter. Confusing screens matter. Missing features matter. Even small annoyances matter.