Changelog

What changes in 2.0.3:

• When a run is interrupted, the screen says why — and how to pick up where it left off.
• Copying to a removable drive no longer stops midway for no reason: the missing-drive notice only appears when the drive really left.
• Checking again always works: every check ends with its own receipt and its own confirmation on screen.
• The results screen scrolls as one page, with no cards covering text and no repeated buttons.

What changes in 2.0.2:

• Some messages that still showed up in Portuguese with the app in English or Spanish now come out in the language you chose.

What changes in 2.0.1:

• The Move screen breathes: everything aligned in a single column, at any window size.
• Freeing the source after a move got much faster, even with thousands of files.
• Delete for good, no Recycle Bin: your explicit choice, confirmed by typing a word, never the default — and the receipt records what you chose.
• The receipt is written next to the destination again.

What comes in 2.0:

• Move mode: pick the sources and the new drive, see the numbers, and copy while you watch.
• Verification reads back off the device, not out of Windows’ memory — and only then does the seal close.
• The CSV receipt is kept on your PC, and a copy sits next to the destination with a LEIA-ME.txt that explains what it is.
• Only after the seal does the program offer to release the source folders, and only what passed all three proofs. What does not pass stays, named, with the reason.
• Where the drive has a Recycle Bin, that is where it goes — and the screen says the GB only come free once you empty it. Where there is none, it says this is permanent and asks you to type the word.
• Bought 1.0? 2.0 is yours, without paying again. It is the same one-time purchase.
• Version history, a schedule and network-drive (NAS) destinations are still promised, still free, and are now the 2.x line.

When there is a new version, it lands here.

What changes in 1.0.1:

• The trial ended and you only found out when you clicked copy. Now the notice opens together with the program, with the purchase right inside it — and with the way out written down: carry on just to restore and check, which stay free forever.
• The copy button looked normal and only locked after the click. Now the padlock is there first, with the reason — and someone who already bought and just needs the Store update reads that, not a request to buy again.
• Bought on the Store with Vault open? The screen unlocks right then, with no closing and reopening.
• Screen reader users got a button with no explanation. Now the lock says why, and the notice that turns up on its own is read out when it turns up.
• Internal stability fixes, with nothing changed on screen.

What shipped in 1.0.0:

• Pick the folders, pick the drive: the copy only starts after you see the numbers.
• Every copied file gets a SHA-256 fingerprint, recorded in a text file you can actually read.
• The vault opens in File Explorer on any PC — without this program and without a proprietary format.
• Nothing is deleted and nothing is overwritten: at the source, Vault only reads.
• The 40-second rehearsal brings files back and checks them, so you do not find out at the wrong moment.
• Unplugged the drive mid-copy? That is a pause, not an error — and it resumes where it stopped.
• "Verify the whole vault" finds the files that the media degraded in silence.
• Restoring and verifying never expire, even after the 15-day trial.