Small improvements.
A clearer picture.

A signed, Apple-notarized Mac app.

The Apple Silicon download is now signed by Eggshell LLC and notarized by Apple. Both the DMG and ZIP contain the approved app with its notarization ticket attached, and both copies passed macOS Gatekeeper checks.

We also verified the packaged background runtime, an offline npm install, and the signed Lima and Docker tools. Packaging fixes keep bundled command links portable and preserve third-party notices. This update does not claim a new agent-quality benchmark.

Zipper is ready to try on your desktop.

The 0.1.9 preview includes installers for Apple Silicon Mac, Windows x64, and Linux x64. The download page brings together setup instructions, requirements, and file checksums.

The original September 18 Mac and Windows packages were unsigned. The Mac download was replaced by a signed, notarized app on September 20. Windows and the Linux Debian package passed native installation and welcome-screen checks; broader device and agent-workflow testing remains in progress.

More ways to get to know Zipper.

The website now goes beyond the landing page, with product tours, workflow examples, setup guidance, and a licenses and ownership page.

• Product pages explain collaboration, shared projects, agent computers, routines, approvals, models, and costs.
• Dedicated workflow pages cover engineering, research, support, marketing, and operations.
• The resource library includes installation, troubleshooting, FAQs, release preparation, brand assets, and contribution guidance.
• Actual interface screenshots use fictional demo data, with no live user conversations.

A quieter, clearer startup.

Recent macOS startup work addresses extra foreground executable icons and makes runtime recovery easier to understand.

• Background helpers keep runtime processes out of the foreground.
• Model catalog requests use caching and backoff.
• Port conflicts report an actionable error.
• Opening an agent computer shows progress and guards against repeated clicks.

Still ahead

Public source and broader platform testing.

The website and desktop preview downloads are public. The application repository remains private while public source access is prepared.

Remaining release work includes platform-specific install verification and distribution readiness. We will update this page as platform checks and public contribution access expand.