Testing and release evidence

Evidence scope: this page preserves the dated 0.11.0 verification record. StoreCrow 1.0.0 is now a processed Mac App Store release candidate, but it is not publicly available until Apple review approval and Ownerstate Software's manual release.

Operational coverage

The repository exercises setup, floor-plan and grid inventory, tenants, reservations, reviewed-agreement move-in, billing, manual payment records and reversals, rate changes, delinquency, notices, move-out, reports, imports and exports, privacy minimization, health checks and rollback paths. Exact test output is retained with each release candidate rather than implied by this page.

Captured application

The exact signed 0.11.0 candidate produced 28 byte-hashed screenshots covering first-run setup, every primary page in both themes, floor-plan and card-grid views, reservation detail, Data Health, relaunch, updater failure and reinstall persistence. All records are synthetic. The captured sidebar and title-bar mark predates the current storage-first logo.

StoreCrow unit floor plan in dark mode — **Live unit map**Reserved, maintenance and available states.

StoreCrow reservation detail in light mode — **Reservation detail**Tenant, expiry, rate and guarded move-in action.

StoreCrow tenant index in dark mode — **Tenant records**Searchable synthetic profiles and protected gate codes.

StoreCrow Data Health and recovery controls — **Data Health**Integrity, access and recovery controls.

View all 28 exact application screenshots and their SHA-256 manifest.

Power loss and recovery

Automated abrupt-termination, restore rollback, emergency-recovery and real-filesystem exhaustion drills cover the production SQLite/WAL path. The product owner accepted the residual risk and waived a physical mains-interruption test for 0.11.0; that decision is not represented as direct physical-power evidence. Independent encrypted removable-media recovery on a second clean Mac remains required before broad release.

Data portability

StoreCrow produces a checksummed format-v2 portable package with explicit datasets, relationships, accounting semantics and security-field exclusions. The legacy StoreLok format identifier remains intentionally unchanged so existing exports continue to verify and import.

macOS candidate status

The exact Apple Silicon 0.11.0 candidate is Developer ID signed, notarized and stapled, and it passed same-Mac fresh-profile installation and reversible reinstall checks. That is candidate evidence, not proof of public availability or independent clean-machine recovery.

Open commercial gates

Jurisdiction-specific legal review and commercial agreements.
Production updater endpoint and live signed-update verification.
Independent encrypted-media recovery on a replacement machine.
Real operator pilot with written entry and exit criteria.
Live domain, mailboxes and static-site deployment verification.