RELEASE ARCHIVE · GITHUB RELEASES · FIRST TAG → CURRENT
Every build, from first to latest.
Each release ever published by the build pipeline, in order — Android APKs split per
ABI, a portable Windows build and an MSIX package, the Linux bundle and Debian package, and the
macOS app. Every entry carries the version it shipped as, the commit that produced it, and the
files attached to that release. Downloads link straight to GitHub; nothing is mirrored here.
Assets as attached to the newest GitHub release. The package that matches this device is marked FOR YOU.
READING GITHUB RELEASES…
Reading the newest release…
RELEASE COMMIT —
QUERYING GITHUB API...
SOURCE ARCHIVES AND RELEASE LINKS LOAD WITH THE PANEL.
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Platform Matrix
What each platform receives, and how many published versions actually carried it.
Packages published per platform across all releases
PLATFORM
TARGET
PACKAGE
WHAT YOU GET
VERSIONS
RANGE
MAPPING ASSETS...
VERSIONS = RELEASES CARRYING THAT PACKAGE · RANGE = OLDEST → NEWEST BUILD OF IT.
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Version Ledger
Every published release on GitHub, oldest build first, with attached packages and platform targets. Open an entry for download links and release details.
CONNECTING TO GITHUB RELEASES…
BUILDING LEDGER...
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Before You Install
Packaging, signing and sourcing notes — the parts that surprise people.
N/01 — ANDROID
Two legs ship per release: arm64-v8a for current phones and armeabi-v7a for older 32-bit hardware. Take arm64 unless you know your device is 32-bit only.
APKs are built in release mode and signed with the project keystore, so a newer build installs straight over an older one. Android will ask you to allow installs from your browser or file manager.
The earliest tags carry a single universal APK instead of split ABIs.
N/02 — WINDOWS
The portable ZIP is the safest pick: unpack the folder, run the executable. No installer, no registry keys. This is the build the FOR YOU marker prefers.
The MSIX is produced with --install-certificate false, so it is signed by a local test certificate rather than a public authority. Windows needs developer mode — or the certificate trusted manually — before it will install.
N/03 — LINUX & MACOS
Linux ships as a portable bundle (tar.gz — extract and run) alongside a Debian package built on Ubuntu 22.04 for amd64.
macOS ships as a zipped .app bundle. The runner does not notarize it, so Gatekeeper will object on first launch: right-click the app and choose Open once.
N/04 — IOS & SOURCE ARCHIVES
iOS packages — an unsigned .ipa, or a zipped build in the earliest test tags — exist for a handful of versions only, and must be sideloaded with your own signing identity.
Every version below also links GitHub's generated source archives (zip and tar.gz) plus the exact commit it was cut from.
N/05 — HOW THIS PAGE WORKS
Real-time tracking: Releases, version tags, publish dates, and downloadable application packages are fetched directly from the GitHub Releases API (api.github.com/repos/wambugu71/sautiflow/releases).
Automatic updates: Whenever a new build is published by the GitHub Actions CI pipeline, it immediately appears on this page as the current release without any manual record-keeping or manifest generation.
Direct downloads: Nothing is mirrored or re-hosted. Every download link connects directly to official release assets on github.com/wambugu71/sautiflow/releases.
Session caching: Release data is temporarily cached in your browser's session storage for 5 minutes so you can browse, filter, and navigate without encountering GitHub API rate limits.