2.0.1 — Telegram on the licence screen
Current
Small release, one purpose: make it obvious how to buy and how to reach support.
- The activation screen now shows
@Sssaaalah2 with a direct “Open Telegram” button, next to the machine ID.
- The “Need a licence?” link opens Telegram instead of the website.
- Help & Docs gained a support card, and the local-mode text now describes the offline licence accurately (one machine, transfer by request).
- Licence delivery messages include the support link.
2.0.0 — RepurposeThis
previous
The rebrand and the licence model.
- New name, logo mark and crimson-to-violet identity across the app and installer.
- Offline Ed25519 licensing: one key, one machine, verified locally with no licence server.
- Preset files renamed to
.rt-preset.json; older exports still import.
- Windows startup registry key renamed to match the product.
- macOS and Linux targets wired into the same build pipeline.
1.2.0 — Measurement
previous
- Fingerprint Lab — solo-runs every enabled effect on fast samples and ranks the real contributors with bars and a full-mix score. “Apply top 3” enables only the winners. On test content, zoom dominated noise and speed, which is exactly the kind of thing the lab exists to expose.
- Contact sheet builder — grid montage with columns, thumb size and labels, plus a staged-file filmstrip with thumbnails and remove buttons.
- Light theme, plus English, French and Arabic with a right-to-left layout.
- Fixed: default effects (noise, zoom, speed) are genuinely active on launch.
1.1.0 — No-login rebuild
foundation
- Everything runs locally: no account, no trial counter, no cloud queue.
- Video Repositor: 32 randomised transforms, watermark and background overlay, rotation, forced dimensions, blurred border, fresh US metadata, NVENC with CPU fallback, copies per source, uniqueness retries.
- Image Uniquifier: 13 transforms, EXIF regeneration, format and quality control, filmstrip staging.
- Preset Maker: ten built-in presets, create/edit/delete, export/import, import-conflict handling.
- Uniqueness report (dHash), history, settings, help and documentation, support reports.
Release notes are kept short on purpose. If a specific fix matters to your workflow, ask in the chat and we will tell you whether it is in your build.