Windows desktop app Beta QA testing - macro productivity tool

I'm looking for experienced QA testers to do a structured ~45-60 minute test pass on Trigr, a Windows desktop productivity app (hotkeys, macros, text expansions, clipboard manager). Signed installer, fresh beta build.

DELIVERABLES:
1. Install the .msi from the GitHub release link I provide. Bypass SmartScreen (instructions provided - app is code-signed, reputation still building).
2. Complete the in-app onboarding tour.
3. Apply one of the built-in templates and confirm it works.
4. Build and test multiple examples of each trigger type:
- Hotkey (e.g. Ctrl+Alt+T → types your name, open an app, open a website etc)
- Text expansion (e.g. ";em" → types your email)
- Hold trigger (action while key held)
- Repeat trigger (action loops at interval)
5. Test multiple of each action type:
- Keyboard simulation
- Open App / URL / Folder
- Focus Window
- Mouse click
6. Use the clipboard manager - copy 5+ items, retrieve them via the hotkey. Text, links and images.
7. Toggle dark mode, restart, confirm persistence.
8. Quick poke through Settings - flag anything broken or confusing.
9. Submit all bugs and friction points via the in-app Feedback button (top right of the header). Submit every issue you find, no minimum.

REQUIREMENTS:
- Native Windows 10 or 11 (NOT a VM, NOT Parallels - keyboard hooks behave differently)
- 3+ years QA testing experience
- Clear bug reports with reproduction steps
- Complete within 5 days of brief acceptance

DELIVERABLE FORMAT:
- Loom or alternative video showing your install, onboarding, and completion of tasks - narrating confusion as it happens would be ideal

BUDGET: £35 fixed. £15 bonus for any bug found (crash or install fail, non-function of a feature or misfire etc).
For bug bonus please submit via the Feedback button in top right.

I provide:
- Signed installer download link via our website with smartScreen bypass instructions

Please confirm Windows version (10/11) and architecture (x64/ARM64) when applying.