This page should feel like a release dashboard. It shows what the public site already serves, what browser packages are staged, and which platform lanes exist in the repo even when their public links are not yet exposed on notekrypt.app.
This page should make it obvious which install path belongs to which platform instead of hiding everything behind one vague download button.
The marketing site already ships the updater manifest and release notes used by the public desktop release flow. Direct package links and store listings can be added here as distribution channels are staged.
Firefox and Chromium packages use their own manifest path. Safari is bundled inside the macOS app, and the current native-host fallback is for advanced cases only.
Mobile Quick Fill does not depend on desktop browser extension packages. It uses iOS Password AutoFill and the Android Autofill service instead.
The repository already contains documented release lanes for iOS TestFlight, Android Play, Mac App Store, and Microsoft Store, even if the launch site is not publishing every one of those links yet.
The repository already includes release-lane work for direct desktop downloads, iOS TestFlight, Android Play, Mac App Store, and Microsoft Store paths. This site just is not exposing every one of those routes yet.
The current public site ships the updater manifest and release notes that the direct desktop update flow reads.
Firefox and Chromium packages live behind the Browser Companion route, while Safari support ships inside the macOS app.
Mobile Quick Fill does not rely on browser extension packages. It plugs into iOS Password AutoFill and the Android Autofill service.
The repo already contains release-lane docs for iOS TestFlight, Android Play, Mac App Store, and Microsoft Store flows.
If the site is missing the package or store link you expected, send the platform you need and we can point you at the correct NoteKrypt route.
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