IRISDESK · IRIS BUDDY INC.
IrisDesk 0.3.1 build 20 test downloads
Download the verified IrisDesk 0.3.1 build 10 for Apple Silicon MacDevelopment build, ad-hoc signed. Tested on Apple Silicon.
Download the corrected Windows 0.3.1 build kit — revision 20Extract this fresh ZIP into a new folder, then double-click BUILD-IRISDESK-WINDOWS.cmd. The builder checks the required tools, compiles the native Windows app, runs its tests, and opens the finished dist\IrisDesk-win32-x64\IrisDesk.exe. The IrisDesk icon is embedded in the application. If compilation stops, the complete message is saved in dist\windows-native-build.log.
Open the Mac test build
If macOS says “IrisDesk.app Not Opened”, click Done. Open Apple menu → System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click Open Anyway beside IrisDesk, authenticate, and click Open. Only approve the copy downloaded from this official IrisDesk page.
Windows status
The 0.3.1 Windows executable is created by the included one-click builder on Windows. After it passes testing, BUILD-MICROSOFT-STORE.cmd creates a signed IrisDesk-0.3.1-x64-test.msix that can be installed on that Windows account and a separate IrisDesk-0.3.1-x64.msix for Partner Center. Upload only the Store package. The package identity is irisbuddy.irisdesk; Partner Center still supplies the account-specific publisher value. Do not use the legacy Windows 0.1.0 package with this Mac build; their protocols are incompatible. The finished Windows build must pass physical-device testing and Windows App Certification before publication.
Store availability
Windows Store and Mac App Store submission materials are prepared, but the direct downloads above are development/test builds. Store listing links will be added after the respective developer accounts complete signing, certification, and review.
Both computers must run the corrected version 0.3.1 downloads above. Keep both apps open, then send the request from only one computer and approve it on the computer being shared. If a request was limited, wait 20 seconds before trying once more. Same-network testing can also use a local invitation.