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# New feature process # New feature process
## Where do I submit my idea for a new feature? ## Where do I submit my idea for a new feature?
We encourage new feature requests in [Feedback Hub](https://insider.windows.com/en-us/fb/?contextid=130). The easiest way to submit new feature requests is through [Feedback Hub](https://insider.windows.com/en-us/fb/?contextid=130).
Feedback Hub is easy to use. You can write your request in any language, and any Windows user (even In Feedback Hub, any Windows user (even if they aren't on GitHub) can upvote suggestions. The
if they aren't on GitHub) can upvote it. The Calculator team reviews Feedback Hub regularly and Calculator team reviews these suggestions regularly, and when we're ready to work on an idea we
takes action on upvoted ideas. create [feature pitch issues here on GitHub](https://github.com/Microsoft/calculator/issues).
Once we're ready to develop an idea further, we'll create a [feature pitch issue here on GitHub](https://github.com/Microsoft/calculator/issues) But using Feedback Hub is not required—you can write a feature pitch too! This document
to track our progress. If you want to help develop the idea, you can write a feature pitch too! explains the elements of a good pitch and how we'll guide features from a pitch to a finished
This document explains the elements of a good pitch and how we'll guide features from a pitch to a product.
finished product.
## Do I need to follow this process? Can I just start coding and submit a PR? ## Do I need to follow this process? Can I just start coding and submit a PR?
You *do not* need to follow this process for bug fixes, performance improvements, or changes to the You *do not* need to follow this process for bug fixes, performance improvements, or changes to the