Browse the shelf
The app reads the same catalog model as the website, so the product page and native detail view describe the same release artifact.
The native shelf for direct Mac software.
Browse apps, inspect release receipts, install from the shelf, and update through a self-hosted Sparkle feed. The website is the shelf; the app is the runtime.
Two words, 39 locales, launch receipts, and a direct install route from the catalog.
Vapor Wares stays plural because the product is the catalog: a place for many small Mac apps, each with its own release receipts. Vapor Wares.app is the native piece that makes the website actionable on a Mac.
The app reads the same catalog model as the website, so the product page and native detail view describe the same release artifact.
The website routes into the catalog with vapor-wares:// links, letting the native app handle installs and local library state.
Sparkle keeps the runtime current from a self-hosted appcast, without an App Store listing or TestFlight lane.
The release lane is direct distribution from vapor-wares.com. The Pages site hosts the product pages, appcasts, and release DMGs; Homebrew is the convenient install surface.
The first catalog DMG lands at https://vapor-wares.com/releases/VaporWares-0.1.0.dmg after notarization.
The appcast lives at https://vapor-wares.com/appcast/vapor-wares.xml and carries the final DMG size, hash, and signature.
The cask installs Vapor Wares.app with the direct path: brew install --cask vapor-wares.
This page can describe the product now, but the public binary should not be treated as shipped until the distribution receipts below are complete.
The Mac app passed a local Release build as vapor-wares.macos.release.app.
The public artifact still needs distribution signing; the last checked build was development-signed.
The notarized DMG has not landed under public/web/releases/ yet.
The appcast still needs the final length, hash, and ed25519 signature for the release DMG.
The vapor-wares:// URL scheme is registered and routes install links to the matching catalog item.
The launch catalog still needs the durable legal/entity decision before this becomes a clean public release.
The Homebrew command is the launch surface. The cask points at the Pages-hosted DMG, so the final packaging step is to drop the notarized artifact into the release directory and update the appcast receipt.