Pastrix 1.3.1 — pinboards, Undo and a Mac installer

Pastrix 1.3.1 — pinboards with less friction

Drag a clip onto a pinboard name, or Command-click individual clips / Shift-click a range and drag them together. The destination highlights, the drag preview shows the group count, and confirmation names the destination. Command-Z or Undo restores the previous pinboard placement. Right-click and the clip menu remain available. Unpinning refreshes clip recency, and Undo reports how many clips were actually restored.

Download and install

Choose Pastrix-1.3.1-macOS-arm64.dmg, open it, and drag Pastrix onto Applications. A ZIP is also provided. Verify the matching .sha256 file with shasum -a 256 -c <download-name>.sha256 before installing.

This early preview targets Apple Silicon and macOS 14+. It is ad-hoc signed, not notarized. Use macOS's per-app Open / Open Anyway flow if needed; do not disable Gatekeeper globally. Quit older copies before installing. The legacy bundle identifier and history location are preserved.

Encrypted Mac-to-Mac sync implementation

The source includes selected-pinboard sync using a private CloudKit database, AES-256-GCM payload encryption, synchronizable Keychain, account binding, conflict choices and offline retry. Settings require explicit setup and board selection. Unpinned history is never uploaded.

The public download is local-only. Live sync still requires Apple provisioning, schema deployment and two-Mac acceptance testing. Default builds do not attempt CloudKit access. See setup, limits and security details.

Finder file references cannot sync as portable files. Disabling sync retains existing cloud copies. The local database and JSON backups remain readable to your account. Device-specific key revocation and cloud erasure controls are future work.

Next

Native iPhone/iPad companions, mobile sharing, accessibility/appearance coverage, and broader signed distribution are on the roadmap. No mobile binary, AI service, MCP server or CLI is included in this release.

Version 1.3.1 also fixes a Swift compiler compatibility issue found by GitHub CI before public binaries were released. The 1.3.0 tag is retained as an unpublished candidate.

Validation: 87 synthetic tests, packaging parser checks, strict app signature and read-only DMG checks passed locally. Claude Code Opus review and fix dispositions.