The Microsoft Store is the recommended route on Windows. Direct installers stay available for machines without Store access, alongside a manual ARM64 package for macOS. Or skip installing: the web app runs the same workspace in the browser.
Windows installs the signed package and keeps it updated for you, under the update settings you already control. No installer to run, and no release feed to trust.
The same Transport Book workspace, in any modern browser, with nothing to install.
For machines that cannot install from the Store. The recommended Windows installer is offered first, every package published for the current version is listed below it, and earlier versions still kept in the release store appear under Previous versions.
Recommended. Windows installs and updates it for you, and the package is signed by Microsoft.
For machines without Store access. It is the only direct Windows package the in-app updater serves, so it keeps itself current.
The downloaded .exe installer is not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may say it "protected your PC" from an unrecognised app. Check that you downloaded it from transportbook.app and that its SHA-256 checksum matches the one on the download page, then choose More info → Run anyway. The Microsoft Store copy is signed by Microsoft and shows no warning.
Every build still held in the release store is listed by version above, for staged rollouts and for pinning a machine to a known build.
The current DMG is manual and not yet Developer ID signed or notarized. Verify its checksum and follow Gatekeeper guidance.
The Store package and the Windows .exe installer both stay current on their own. The macOS DMG does not — plan to redeploy it.
