In short
- Installers are not offered for public download on this website. They are provided with software access.
- Release details are published only from verified release records.
- Current installers are not code-signed. Check the SHA-256 checksum before running one.
This summary helps you find your way. The full text below is what applies.
How software is distributed
Installers for our software are not offered for public download on this website at present. They are provided directly to customers with software access, together with their SHA-256 checksum. To get software, use Request release access. When a public release channel is set up, download links will appear on the downloads page.
Current releases
- BILL OS 1.5.0, released 5 October 2026. Platform: Windows 10 (version 1903 or later) or Windows 11, 64-bit. Code signing: not code-signed. Public download: not offered.
- DINE OS 0.1.2, released 19 September 2026. Platform: Desktop app; ask us which computers are supported. Code signing: not code-signed. Public download: not offered.
GYM OS, EDU OS and GROCERY OS have no public release.
Release catalogue
For each release, the catalogue can show the version, release date, platform, file name and size, SHA-256 checksum, code-signing status and release notes. A field is filled in only with verified information. A download link appears only for a published file whose checksum has been recorded.
Code signing
Current installers are not code-signed, so Windows may show an “unknown publisher” warning. An unsigned installer is not presented as a signed or cryptographically verified release. Its SHA-256 checksum lets you confirm that the file is the one we provided; see download integrity. When releases are signed, the catalogue will say so.
Official sources only
Use only files received from Chameron Digital through our official channels or, once published, from links on this website. We do not publish installers on third-party download sites and we never ask you to turn off antivirus or security software. Report a suspicious file as described in the Security Policy.
Updates and older versions
Release notes describe what changed in each version, including known limitations. We recommend using the current version. Older versions may not receive fixes; ask us before relying on one.