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Feedback & Feature Requests

podkit is a one-person project and I rely on hearing from the people who use it to build the right things. Whether you have a feature idea, a bug to report, or just want to tell me how you use your iPod — I’d love to hear from you.

Feature Requests

The best way to suggest a feature is through GitHub Discussions. Check the roadmap first — your idea might already be there and ready for your vote.

How to get involved

  1. Browse the roadmap — see what’s planned and find features you care about
  2. Vote on discussions — upvotes directly influence what I work on next
  3. Tell me your use case — this is the most helpful thing you can do. Even a short comment like “I keep my podcasts as local files and would love to sync them alongside my music” gives me real insight into how a feature should work
  4. Start a new discussion if your idea isn’t already listed

Why your input matters

I can guess at how features should work, but I’ll build something much better if I understand how you actually use your iPod and what your workflow looks like. Every piece of context helps — your setup, your frustrations, your wishlist, even the things that seem obvious to you. There’s no comment too small or too simple.

What makes a good feature request?

You don’t need to write a spec. Just tell me:

  • What you’d like — in your own words
  • Why it matters to you — what’s your situation? What would this unlock for you?
  • How you’d imagine it working — totally optional, but if you have thoughts I’d love to hear them

Bug Reports

Found something broken? Open an issue on GitHub with:

  • What you expected to happen
  • What actually happened
  • Steps to reproduce
  • Your environment (OS, podkit version, iPod model)

Questions and Help

Stuck on something or not sure how to set things up?

Show and Tell

Using podkit in an interesting way? Modded iPod? Unusual setup? I’d genuinely love to see it. Share your setup in Show and Tell.