Version 0.96.0

A page says what the recovery program, the command-line tool and the encryption engine are.

Two of them were one-word links in the footer that told you nothing until you clicked them, and the command-line tool was named nowhere on the site at all. Each one now gets what it is, what it does and where it is, with the line that installs the tool. The last section says what is NOT published: the server and the web app are not open source, and listing only the three would have left the opposite impression.

The command-line tool installs its own newer releases, and says when one has been published.

It is installed from its repository's releases rather than from a package registry, so nothing told anybody a newer version existed. Running nmts update reads which release is newest and installs that release by name, so what it showed you and what lands on the disk are the same answer. Separately, once a day after a command has finished, it asks the releases page and the next run prints one line on stderr. Setting NMTS_NO_UPDATE_CHECK stops both halves, and that request carries no account code, no key and no command name.