Release notes

Customer records: address, commercial or residential, IT provider and contacts. License shown and recorded on first run. Team sharing. Now at scanwrx.com.

Team sharing: one shared record of every customer, site, network and scan across a service department. Sync is manual, additive, and never deletes anything on your computer.

Licensing, activation and updates. ScanWRX Pro can now be activated. The application shows a code, you type it at scanwrx.myrrapp.net/activate, and Pro switches on without a restart. Every connection is outbound: ScanWRX opens no port to sign you in, which is why it is a typed code rather than a browser callback. Added an update check. It sends this version number and nothing else, only offers an update whose manifest is cryptographically signed, and verifies the download against that signature before it will run it. It can be switched off, and with it off the free tier makes no outbound connection at all. Fixed two installer defects found by testing the installer rather than trusting that it built: it installed machine-wide and asked for administrator, and it created no Start menu shortcut. It now installs per-user with no elevation, and appears under CompanyWRX. Still not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn on first run. Verify the SHA-256 published on the download page.

First public build. Seven discovery methods running at once: the neighbour table, ICMP, TCP connect, mDNS, SSDP, WS-Discovery and NetBIOS. Around eight seconds for a class C network of 80 devices, over Wi-Fi. Device identification that shows the evidence behind every conclusion, and says unknown rather than guessing. Change detection that tracks a device by its MAC address, so a new DHCP lease is one change and not two. Runs without administrator rights and opens no inbound port. Both measured rather than asserted: https://scanwrx.myrrapp.net/security Not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen will warn the first time you run it. Verify the SHA-256 published on the download page.