warpseed v1.0.0
warpseed 1.0 — release notes
Free forever, from Zyra Labs. Support development: buymeacoffee.com/zyralabs
What warpseed is
A fast transfer client for Windows built for seedbox workloads: parallel
connections, byte-level resume that survives errors and restarts, and a
queue you can trust with an overnight 50 GB run.
Highlights
- Hyperlane — one large file split across up to 16 connections at
once, so a per-connection speed cap no longer caps the file. - Byte-level resume — errored or paused transfers pick up at the
exact byte, verified against per-chunk checkpoints. - Four views — Deck (the night's work at a glance), Browse (dual-pane
commander, WinSCP muscle memory intact), Activity (the session as a
story), and Flight (a live picture of the pipeline while it runs). - Mini mode — collapse warpseed to a tiny always-on-top pill and keep
an eye on the run while you work; Escape brings it back. - Three themes — Clay (default), Cobalt, and Iris (dark).
- Honest failure handling — plain-language errors with one-click
retry; the app reconnects cleanly after idle timeouts. - Safety — host-key pinning on first use, credentials in Windows
Credential Manager, downloads confined to their destination folder.
Bug reports
Settings → About → Report a bug in the app, or email warpseed@zyralabs.tech — handled on an urgency basis.
Requirements
Windows 10/11 x64 · WebView2 (preinstalled on Windows 11)
Known limitations
- SFTP password auth only (SSH keys/agent planned)
- FTP/S3/WebDAV planned via a future engine adapter
- Unsigned binary for now — SmartScreen may prompt on first run