Show what it changes
Each of the 876 settings has its own page with a plain description and the Windows versions it supports. The download page explains the installer and the portable version.
Website for the app · separate service
Product site, accounts and support
The site behind the app: downloads, a page for each of the 876 settings, accounts with three plans and a support panel that takes requests from the site and by email.

Downloads, accounts and support for a desktop app.
People want to see what a Windows tool changes before they run it. Paid features need accounts that work offline for a while, support needs one inbox, and all of it has to run on one small server without monthly service bills.
Each of the 876 settings has its own page with a plain description and the Windows versions it supports. The download page explains the installer and the portable version.
Sign-up by email code, three plans and computers linked by a short code, like a TV.
Requests come from the site and from email. Users see only their own requests; testers see all of them.
Static pages, a small API on built-in SQLite and own mail, with no paid services in between.
The app gets a pass signed with Ed25519. It checks the signature locally, so paid features keep working offline for up to 14 days.
A bug report needs the app’s log. The panel parses it and lists what might have broken: errors first, then half-applied settings, then recent changes.
The server pulls the main branch every minute, runs the API tests, builds and deploys. A push is live in about a minute.




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