Repository navigation
CrispDeck v1.3.0 makes daily publishing recoverable and streamlines Feed, Deck and Compose.
- Crossposts and threads retain per-account progress across reloads. Reconnect and retry only unfinished destinations; uncertain responses require review to avoid duplicates.
- Scheduling runs across routes and resumes after sleep/offline periods. Keep CrispDeck open: scheduled posts stay on this device.
- Destination previews, attached-file draft recovery, per-network text, alt text, starter workspaces and simpler navigation.
- Production browser workflows, live public API checks, native checks and performance/accessibility budgets validate the release.
Downloads:
- macOS: universal DMG for Apple Silicon and Intel, Developer ID signed and notarized.
- Android: APK for direct installation; AAB for store upload. Signed with the retained CrispDeck production identity. Google Play publication is separate.
- Windows: x64 EXE or MSI. These installers do not have an Authenticode signature.
- Linux: amd64 DEB.
- Web: https://crispdeck.vercel.app, plus a static web ZIP for hosting at an origin root. Optional server endpoints require separate configuration; they are not included in the static archive.
- iOS: the IPA is an App Store distribution archive, not a sideload installer. Install via the TestFlight public link when Apple approves this build. App Store review status is separate from GitHub release availability.
Store status (2026-10-26): iOS build 61 is VALID and assigned to the existing TestFlight groups, with external beta review waiting for Apple. Its App Store listing is staged; the previous unresolved review still needs a response. macOS build 7 is waiting for App Store and external TestFlight review. No Google Play publication was performed.
Validation: 2,026 unit tests, 92 browser workflows, 13 release-tool checks, native tests/checks on Linux/macOS/Windows, and 56 live public API checks passed. Authenticated live publishing was not exercised because dedicated test credentials were unavailable.
Verify downloaded files against SHA256SUMS. Android's certificate SHA-256 is included alongside the packages for future update verification.