Official public releases of the Simulator.Company desktop application by Corezoid Inc.
This repository does not contain source code. The application is proprietary. What lives here is the released installers, their checksums and torrents, the release notes, the machine-readable release manifest, and the licence notices for bundled third-party components.
Every release carries a SHA256SUMS asset with the SHA-256 of every file —
see Verifying a download. Torrent links
carry a webseed, so they
download at full CDN speed even with no other peers online.
| Processor | Disk image |
|---|---|
| Intel | Download · torrent |
| Apple Silicon | Download · torrent |
| Architecture | Installer |
|---|---|
| x64 | Download · torrent |
| arm64 | Download · torrent |
| Architecture | deb | rpm | AppImage |
|---|---|---|---|
| x64 | Download · torrent | Download · torrent | Download · torrent |
| arm64 | Download · torrent | Download · torrent | Download · torrent |
Release notes and every checksum: desktop-v0.12.91.
The current application's builds are still published here under their own v*
tags — see releases
and desktop-releases.json, which stays the
machine-readable per-platform answer for it. Installed copies keep updating from
app.simulator.company as before; GitHub is a
mirrored distribution point and neither depends on the other.
Simulator.Company is also available for phones and tablets:
| iOS | App Store — Simulator.Company |
| Android | Google Play — Simulator.Company |
Mobile builds are distributed only through the stores; they are not attached to releases here.
| Installers | Attached to each release as assets |
SHA256SUMS |
One per release: the SHA-256 of every asset in that release |
SHA256SUMS.sigstore.json |
Sigstore signature of SHA256SUMS; verify against cosign.pub |
| Torrents | .torrent assets next to the installers they cover, with a webseed |
desktop-releases.json |
Machine-readable manifest — see docs/RELEASE_MANIFEST.md |
simulator-desktop.json |
The same, for the next-generation Simulator Desktop releases |
| Release notes | On every release, including anything that affects installing or updating |
CHANGELOG.md |
The same history in one file |
THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md |
Licences and source offers for bundled third-party components |
- The source code of the application.
- Issue tracking. Issues are disabled — see SUPPORT.md for where to ask questions and report problems.
- Pull requests. Nothing here is built from contributions.
Releases are tagged v<major>.<minor>.<patch> and follow semantic versioning.
A release contains the platforms built for that version; platforms released on
their own cadence (macOS today) appear under their own version tag, and
desktop-releases.json always names the current
version per platform — that file, not the tag list, is the machine-readable
answer to "what should this machine be running".
Pre-releases carry a -beta.N suffix and the GitHub pre-release mark. They
are published for testing and are not offered to anyone who did not ask for
them.
Simulator Desktop — the new application, and what Downloads
offers — is tagged desktop-v<version> and published as a full release: the builds
here are the recommended ones, and simulator-desktop.json says channel: stable.
Its versions are named per platform in
simulator-desktop.json.
The current Simulator.Company application keeps v<version> tags and
desktop-releases.json, untouched by any of the above. Two
files rather than one so that nothing reading the current application's manifest is
ever offered a build of the next one it did not ask for.
Simulator Desktop's releases carry the repository-wide latest release mark
(make_latest: true) — the opposite of what used to be true here. Third-party integrations need one download link that survives a version bump,
and GitHub only offers that through /releases/latest/download/<name>, which
resolves to whichever release carries this flag; there is no way to grant that link
without also granting the mark. Simulator.Company's own "latest release" badge above
and its INSTALL.md link are therefore scoped to the v* tag namespace
explicitly, rather than relying on the repository-wide mark.
Numbering continues across both: the current application's last build is 0.12.7, so Simulator Desktop starts at 0.12.8. One number never means two different builds.
The installed application checks app.simulator.company and updates itself; you do not need to watch this repository. Installing a newer version over an existing one by hand also works and keeps your settings and session.
The application is proprietary software. It bundles third-party components, some under copyleft licences. Notices, licence texts and the written offer for corresponding source code are in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.
How to verify that a download is genuinely ours, and how to report a vulnerability: SECURITY.md.