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macOS: a universal build (Apple Silicon & Intel). It's ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): unsigned — no code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen may warn on first run. The Microsoft Store listing (coming soon) will install without that hassle.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

iOS (.ipa): not an App Store build — a sideloadable package signed with a free Apple developer identity via a tool like AltStore. Installs like a real app, but expires after about 7 days and needs re-signing to keep using — the simplest option is usually just installing the web version below instead.

Any platform, as a web app: open Timezone Watch in your browser, then use the browser's Install app option (desktop Chrome/Edge) or Share → Add to Home Screen (iOS/Android Safari/Chrome). Runs in its own window and works offline, no download required.

Microsoft Store: coming soon — the app is built as an installable PWA, ready for Store packaging.

Any platform, as a web app: open Meet Zone in your browser, then use the browser's Install app option (desktop Chrome/Edge) or Share → Add to Home Screen (iOS/Android Safari/Chrome). Runs in its own window and works offline, no download required.

Share a meeting: add your participants, tap Copy share link, and send it — whoever opens it sees the same grid without overwriting their own saved list.

macOS (direct download): Apple Silicon only, unsigned — right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): unsigned — no code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen may warn on first run.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

Windows / macOS / Linux (desktop Chrome or Edge): open FlightDeck, then click the install icon in the address bar (or menu → Install FlightDeck…). It runs in its own window and works offline.

Windows (sideload, no browser needed): download the ZIP above, unzip it, then right-click install.ps1 → Run with PowerShell. It trusts the package's certificate, installs the app, and launches it — no Store, no browser.

Android: open FlightDeck in Chrome, then menu → Add to Home screen / Install app.

iOS: open FlightDeck in Safari, then Share → Add to Home Screen.

Microsoft Store: the name is reserved and the install package is built — listing goes live once it's submitted and clears certification.

Windows (direct): unsigned — no code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen may warn on first run. The Microsoft Store listing (coming soon) will install without that hassle.

macOS: a universal build (Apple Silicon & Intel). It's ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

iOS (.ipa): not an App Store build — a sideloadable package signed with a free Apple developer identity via a tool like AltStore. Installs like a real app, but expires after about 7 days and needs re-signing to keep using — the simplest option is usually just installing the web version below instead.

Any platform, as a web app: open Doorstep in your browser, then use the browser's Install app option (desktop Chrome/Edge) or Share → Add to Home Screen (iOS/Android Safari/Chrome). Runs in its own window and works offline, no download required.

Microsoft Store: the name is reserved (listed as "Doorstep Package Tracker") and the install package is built — listing goes live once it's submitted and clears certification.

macOS (universal — Intel & Apple Silicon): open the .dmg, drag to Applications, then right-click → Open → Open the first time (it isn't notarized). You'll need a Google Gemini API key to use it.

Windows (x64 — also runs on Windows-on-ARM): if SmartScreen warns, click More info → Run anyway.

Windows is the full graphical app. It's in Microsoft Store certification now — the Store link above goes live automatically once that clears, usually within a few hours. If SmartScreen warns on the direct download, click More info → Run anyway.

macOS & Linux currently ship as a terminal build (same story and choices, text interface) — a native graphical version is in the works. Download the binary for your CPU, then in Terminal: chmod +x Echoes-macos-arm64 && ./Echoes-macos-arm64. On macOS it isn't notarized, so right-click → Open the first time, or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine Echoes-macos-arm64 first.

Android is a sideload APK — enable "Install unknown apps" for your browser/file manager, then open the downloaded file.

macOS (universal — Apple Silicon & Intel): it isn't notarized, so right-click the installer → Open → Open; if still blocked, allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security.

Windows (x64): the installer isn't code-signed, so if SmartScreen warns, click More info → Run anyway.

1. Copy the SuperWiiBros folder into apps/ on your SD card.
2. Insert the card into a Wii running the Homebrew Channel.
3. Launch Super Wii Bros from the Homebrew Channel. Hold the Remote sideways — D-Pad to move, 2 to jump.

macOS: a universal build (Intel + Apple Silicon). It isn't notarized, so right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): an installer outside the Store, signed with our own certificate rather than a paid one, so Windows may block it as untrusted — click "More info" → "Run anyway" if SmartScreen warns.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

Android: sideload the APK — allow "install unknown apps" for your browser/file manager when prompted.

macOS: a universal build (Apple Silicon & Intel). It isn't notarized, so right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): unsigned — no code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen may warn on first run.

Linux (x64): an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

Linux (ARM64): a .deb package (sudo apt install ./NightshadeProtocol-linux-arm64.deb) — cross-compiled, so this one ships as a deb rather than an AppImage.

Android: sideload the APK — allow "install unknown apps" for your browser/file manager when prompted.

macOS: signed with a Developer ID but not notarized, so right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): an installer outside the Store, signed with our own certificate rather than a paid one, so Windows may block it as untrusted — click "More info" → "Run anyway" if SmartScreen warns.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

Android: sideload the APK — allow "install unknown apps" for your browser/file manager when prompted.

macOS: a universal build (Apple Silicon & Intel), built with Tauri. It isn't notarized, so right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): unsigned — no code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen may warn on first run.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

macOS: a universal build (Apple Silicon & Intel). It isn't notarized, so right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): unsigned — no code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen may warn on first run.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.

macOS: Apple Silicon only, unsigned — right-click the app → Open → Open the first time to get past Gatekeeper.

Windows (direct): unsigned — no code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen may warn on first run.

Linux: an AppImage — chmod +x it, then run.