ShinyResetApp.exe (v0.1.0.1-alpha)

Binary for the Shiny Reset App I made. Base version. The versioning mismatch (in the actual executable) is because I'm too lazy to rebuild it with the correct version number.
My usual versioning system will be at play here, (0.0 pre-alpha, 0.1 alpha, 0.2 beta, 0.3+ pre-release, 1.0 release). I'll likely fix it next update if I remember.
The app is pretty simple: there's four buttons. In order: decrement shiny total, increment shiny total, decrement attempt total, increment attempt total. The app includes a "last click" timer so you can tell if you forget to click the "increment attempt" button between attempts. Aside from that, the app creates three files in the executable directory: "settings.ini" (settings file), "shiny reset attempts.txt" (includes total attempts, as well as the cumulative "odds" for this attempt and all the previous ones), and "shiny reset avg.txt" (lists the average amount of time you are taking to complete each attempt.
Use the following WolframLanguage formula to see a graph of your odds. The y-axis will be the odds in percentage points, and the x/n-axis will be the number of hours ellapsed.
Plot[(1 - (1 - 1/4096^(SHINIES))^Floor[(SCHARM) 60 n (60/(AVGTIME))]) 100, {n, 0, 48}, PlotRange -> {0, 100}]
Replace "SHINIES" with: 1 + [total shiny pokemon encountered during this hunt]
Replace "SCHARM" with: 1 (no shiny charm), 3 (shiny charm), 6 (Masuda method, no shiny charm), 8 (Masuda method, shiny charm)
Replace "AVGTIME" with: the amount of time in whole and fractional seconds each attempt takes. (In the case of batch methods like egg hatching, take the average time each batch takes, and divide it by the number of eggs in each batch)
You can reset everything by opening the app's menu and clicking "reset". Likewise, you can change the settings by clicking that option as well. Those features haven't been fully tested though.

Much of all of this text will eventually be going in the application itself on a form of help screen.

WinAudioLevels.exe (v0.1.4.216-alpha)

Current release. Use 7-Zip to unzip the file (or use the zip).
I added in my saved past releases (since I have postbuild.bat archive everything and occasionally save those). They're tagged with the closest commit that matches the version. They're mainly for "historical purposes".
I'll eventually get around to pushing a release build sometime soon.

WinAudioLevels.exe (v0.1.4.199-alpha)

Adding old releases

WinAudioLevels.exe (v0.1.4.181-alpha)

Adding old releases

WinAudioLevels.exe (v0.1.4.105-alpha)

Adding old releases

WinAudioLevels.exe (v0.1.4.32-alpha)

Adding old releases