Proteus v1.3.0

Proteus — Rebranding Tool. Carries a corporate rebranding through an organisation's
files: it finds the files still carrying the old logo, pairs each one with the most
suitable replacement, shows a before/after preview of every pairing, and overwrites them
atomically with recoverable backups.

• Finds by name, by visual similarity, and inside Office documents and PDFs — pictures
  no wildcard would ever reach.
• Never writes silently — a dry run by default, an explicit --apply, and a refusal
  (exit code 4) rather than a guess when a match falls below the similarity threshold.
• Interface and command line in one binary — double-click for the GUI, or
  --help from a terminal for scheduled and unattended runs.
• Bilingual — English and Italian, switchable at runtime.

Download

Platform	File
Windows (x64)	Proteus-1.3.0-windows-x64.zip
macOS (Apple silicon)	Proteus-1.3.0-macos-arm64.zip
Linux (x64)	Proteus-1.3.0-linux-x64.tar.gz

Each archive is built on that platform's own runner — no cross-compilation, no emulation.
Unpack and run: no installation, and no Python needed. The builds are unsigned, so
Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper warn on first launch.

Each archive unpacks to a folder holding the executable and a licenses/ directory: the
terms of everything Proteus is built on, plus an inventory of every native library in the
build and where each licence determination came from. That inventory is generated on the
machine that produced the archive, so it describes what you actually downloaded.

Running from source instead is described in the
README.

Changes

See CHANGELOG.md.

Licence

Licensed AGPL-3.0-or-later — see
LICENSE. A commercial
licence, without the AGPL's obligations, is available for closed-source and redistribution
use: see
COMMERCIAL-LICENSE.md.