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The readable half of a pair. The other half is /sitemap.xml, which is regenerated on every build from the same route list this page reads.

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Home/The product argument in fifteen bands: the two install paths, the receipt, the refusal list, the sections, the desktop app.Download/downloadBoth installers with their sizes, what a checksum and a minisign signature do prove, and the CLI beside them.Pricing/pricingFree, Pro and Team side by side, what counts as a real run, and how paying works. The command line is never counted.Changelog/changelogRendered from the product repo. The site’s one dated surface, which is what makes the feed honest.Privacy/privacyWhat each of the three programs sends. No promised switch: a notice rather than a consent request.Terms/termsWho runs it, the account rules, plans and payment, the software as is under MIT, and the law. A notice to read before any account, download or plan.Feed/feedThe readable feed. Its entries are the changelog’s, which is the only dated thing this site has.Sitemap/sitemapEvery public page, with a filter. The readable half of the pair whose other half is sitemap.xml.

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Contact/contactSigned-in only. Subject, a rich-text message, and the sender’s own previous requests underneath.

The machine-readable pair

Both are regenerated on every build from this same route list, so none of the three can drift from the others.

sitemap.xmlEvery public URL with a genuine <lastmod>, for search engines.feed.xmlRSS 2.0 of the releases, for a reader.robots.txtWhat may be crawled, and where the sitemap is.

Every public page on this site.

The readable half of a pair. The other half is /sitemap.xml, which is regenerated on every build from the same route list this page reads.

/ — The product argument in fifteen bands: the two install paths, the receipt, the refusal list, the sections, the desktop app.
/download — Both installers with their sizes, what a checksum and a minisign signature do prove, and the CLI beside them.
/pricing — Free, Pro and Team side by side, what counts as a real run, and how paying works. The command line is never counted.
/changelog — Rendered from the product repo. The site’s one dated surface, which is what makes the feed honest.
/privacy — What each of the three programs sends. No promised switch: a notice rather than a consent request.
/terms — Who runs it, the account rules, plans and payment, the software as is under MIT, and the law. A notice to read before any account, download or plan.
/feed — The readable feed. Its entries are the changelog’s, which is the only dated thing this site has.
/sitemap — Every public page, with a filter. The readable half of the pair whose other half is sitemap.xml.
/contact — Signed-in only. Subject, a rich-text message, and the sender’s own previous requests underneath.

The machine-readable pair

Both are regenerated on every build from this same route list, so none of the three can drift from the others.

sitemap.xml — Every public URL with a genuine <lastmod>, for search engines.
feed.xml — RSS 2.0 of the releases, for a reader.
robots.txt — What may be crawled, and where the sitemap is.

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