Syzygy 1.0.1 is a stabilization release for the first stable line. We focused on the places where a small mismatch creates a large amount of confusion: release artifacts, account duration, quick-panel sessions, and the host used by the public website. The release bump touched the desktop, mobile, server, and web packages together so that an installed client and its supporting services report the same version.
Release and distribution fixes
The desktop distribution configuration now consistently identifies the 1.0.1 package across the related applications. Build metadata and generated release resources use the same version, which makes an installed package easier to compare with the download page and support reports.
The download surface also keeps its platform labels aligned with the available variants. A user can see which package belongs to macOS, Windows, or Linux before starting a download instead of inferring it from a filename.
The stabilization pass also tightened build and release checks. Generated resources are refreshed with the package version, platform-specific build scripts agree on the same inputs, and the release page can point at artifacts that carry the same identity as the client they install.
Account duration is easier to understand
Account and activation views now use benefit duration rather than an ambiguous expiry-date-only presentation. A duration such as “30 days” describes what an activation grants, while the account still shows the date on which that grant ends. The server and account page now use the same interpretation for manual activations.
Quick Panel sessions behave like one task
The quick panel now keeps a preview session tied to the selected item. Reopening the panel does not discard the item merely because the preview surface changed. Direct paste materialization also emits a history update, so the list refreshes after an item becomes local.
These changes matter when a user selects a remote or file-backed entry, previews it, and then chooses paste. The panel can report that materialization is still required instead of losing the selection or presenting an old row.
Canonical website address
The public Syzygy site uses www.syzygysync.com as its canonical global address. Account links, delete-account links, and generated service endpoints follow the same host. This keeps browser navigation, search indexing, and support instructions pointed at one stable origin.
Upgrade notes
- Existing 1.0 installations can move to 1.0.1 without changing their local history.
- Re-download the package that matches your platform label.
- If an account page shows both a duration and an end date, use the duration to understand the grant and the date to plan renewal.
- If a quick-panel item is remote, wait for its local materialization before using a clipboard action that needs the original bytes.
This release is deliberately conservative about product behavior. It does not introduce a second synchronization model or a new account authority; it makes the 1.0 behavior repeatable across packaging, account screens, and the foreground paste path.
The 1.0.1 line keeps the stable feature set intact while making release identity and foreground behavior easier to trust.