We ship in public. Every release is listed here — and each app self-reports the version it's serving right now, straight from its update manifest.
These cards are read from the same version manifests the apps check for updates. What you see here is what a fresh download gets today.
v3.7.2 — OpenCode's TUI paints in the pane. The terminal reports window size in pixels, answers the probes that TUI waits on before drawing, and listens for the first frame before the process starts. Linux creates missing sandbox bind directories. Helm uses the Sky Mint wake. macOS, Windows and Linux AppImage all update in-app. deb/rpm still update through the package manager. On Apple Silicon the bundled DeckTest engine is still an Intel binary, so that one feature asks for Rosetta.
Product page →v3.7 - a browser for every account (macOS). Anthropic's Claude-in-Chrome extension only pairs with a Claude window when the browser profile and that window are signed in to the SAME account - Anthropic verifies this on its servers, so no launcher can bridge it. The working setup is one Chrome profile per account, and that is now one click: right-click an account, 'Open Browser', and the first use explains everything and lets you pick an existing Chrome profile or create a fresh one named after the account. If you own Deck Test (our $29 browser bridge - your Claude drives a real Chrome through our own connection, from any account), 'Connect Deck Test' wires it to any account in one click, with backups and nothing changed if anything looks off. Windows and Linux move to 3.7 for version alignment only; nothing functional changed on either. On Windows 3.4+, press U when the launcher offers the update. Updates are free - your receipt link or resend.php always serves the newest version.
Product page →v1.3.5 — Recording no longer paints a colored box behind the pill — while you hold the key, the glow hugs the pill itself: a subtle rim, the live waveform and the mic ring, on any background.
Product page →v1.2.0 — a universal app, native on both Apple Silicon and Intel. Browser tab groups are named after the site or project each session is working on, so parallel test sessions stay distinct. Sessions dashboard, parallel runs, captcha detection with escalation to a human, always-on engine, auto-updates.
Product page →v1.0.0 — first release: capture, annotate, on-device OCR, agent prompt pipe, MCP server, auto-updates.
Product page →The full record across the deck. Owned licenses get free updates within their major version via your personal download link; subscribers always run the latest.
One subscription covers the whole deck — or own any tool outright with your own key and $0 metering. Complete licenses deactivate if you cancel; owned licenses never do.
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