eCaptureQ v1.0.0

Download eCaptureQ to open the application directly. Choose eCaptureQ Web
only when you want to host the interface and use it through a browser.
Neither package includes or launches the eCapture collector.

Download eCaptureQ

System	Intel / AMD64	ARM64
macOS	Universal DMG · Universal ZIP	Same universal download
Windows	ZIP	ZIP
Linux (Ubuntu / Debian)	DEB	DEB
Linux (Fedora)	RPM	RPM

eCaptureQ Web — browser deployment

System	Intel / AMD64	ARM64
macOS	Universal ZIP	Same universal download
Windows	ZIP	ZIP
Linux (Ubuntu / Debian)	DEB	DEB
Linux (Fedora)	RPM	RPM

SHA256SUMS

• macOS uses one universal app for Intel and Apple Silicon. The DMG is the normal
  installer; ZIP is an optional portable download. The Web CLI is also universal.
• Linux DEB/RPM installers add ecaptureq or ecaptureq-web to PATH. The app also
  appears in the applications menu. Install with sudo apt install ./file.deb
  or sudo dnf install ./file.rpm; dependencies are resolved by the package manager.
  Desktop packages target Ubuntu 24.04 / Fedora 43 or compatible newer libraries.
  Web packages do not require a graphical desktop and do not auto-start a service.
• Windows ZIP contains the executable; the desktop app requires WebView2.
• Verify files against the single SHA256SUMS. BUILD-INFO.json records version,
  source commit, architecture and actual signing status. Linux metadata and docs
  are installed under /usr/share/doc/ecaptureq or /usr/share/doc/ecaptureq-web.
• macOS defaults to ad-hoc signing (signing: adhoc, notarized: false), without
  Apple-authenticated developer identity or notarization. If the first launch is
  blocked, verify the source and checksum, then use System Settings → Privacy &
  Security → Open Anyway for this app. Apple's instructions.
• Web starts with ecaptureq-web --addr 127.0.0.1:28257; visit that address in a
  browser. For ZIP downloads run the executable from the extracted directory.
• The previous Tauri implementation is replaced. Legacy SQL filtering, integrated
  collector launch and Android UI are not included. Android/iOS targets remain
  undecided. Existing alpha.2 release files and tags are unchanged.

See README and docs/upgrade.md for source connection, prerequisites and migration.

What's Changed

• ui: replace legacy client with shared Web and Wails app by @cfc4n in #59
• docs: make README a user guide and include UI screenshots by @cfc4n in #60
• build: use ad-hoc macOS signing by default by @cfc4n in #61
• build: provide native Linux installers and universal macOS downloads by @cfc4n in #62
• ui: add bilingual themes and improve protocol inspection by @cfc4n in #63

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v1.0.0