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Before you run it — read this once

This is a single self-contained executable, code-signed with an Organization Validation (OV) certificate issued to Patrick Mercier (the BrkrOps™ Inc. principal) by Certum. OV certificates need time to build a reputation with Microsoft Defender SmartScreen; until enough downloads accumulate, Windows may show a "Windows protected your PC" warning when you launch the exe. This is normal for any new OV-signed software, not a sign that the file is unsafe.

Save the file when your browser prompts. If it flags the download, choose Keep / Keep anyway.
Right-click the .exe → Properties. If you see an "Unblock" checkbox at the bottom, tick it and click OK. (This is the NTFS "Mark of the Web" flag — clearing it tells Windows the file was deliberately accepted.)
Double-click to launch. If SmartScreen appears, click "More info" → "Run anyway".
No UAC prompt is expected — ParseMyCloud runs entirely in user space and never modifies the system.

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File ParseMyCloud-1.0.0.exe

Version 1.0.0

Size 44.71 MB

Signer Patrick Mercier · Certum OV · SHA-256 timestamping

SHA-256 0ABF4AD8401B876B02A8EFD19D189A83F3AA5DDF574F0F0E45586D48BDFFDDC7

Get-FileHash .\ParseMyCloud-1.0.0.exe -Algorithm SHA256

The hash above must match the output of Get-FileHash exactly. If it doesn't, the file was modified in transit — do not run it. Email admin@brkrops.ca and we'll investigate.

On the choice of CA: this binary is signed by Certum, a Polish CA operated by Asseco Data Systems out of Gdańsk, under EU law and the eIDAS regulation. That's a deliberate decision — using a non-US certificate authority avoids binding BrkrOps™ Inc. or its customers to the US CLOUD Act surface area, which matters to public-sector and regulated buyers. Compatibility-wise it's a non-event: Certum roots have shipped in every Windows install for over two decades, and SmartScreen reputation accrues to the certificate identity regardless of which CA issued it.

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Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 / M4) ParseMyCloud-1.0.0-mac-arm64.zip · 39.78 MB Intel Mac ParseMyCloud-1.0.0-mac-x64.zip · 41.38 MB

Not sure? Apple menu → About This Mac. If the "Chip" line says Apple M-something, pick Apple Silicon. If it says Intel, pick Intel Mac. Apple Silicon Macs can run the Intel build under Rosetta, but the native build is faster.

Before you open it — read this once

This is a notarized macOS application bundle inside a .zip, code-signed with a Developer ID Application certificate issued to Patrick Mercier by Apple and notarized through Apple's gatekeeper service. macOS Gatekeeper verifies both the signature and the notarization ticket on first launch — no manual override should be required.

The zip downloads to ~/Downloads. Double-click it — macOS Archive Utility extracts ParseMyCloud.app beside it.
Drag ParseMyCloud.app into your Applications folder (optional but recommended for proper Finder integration).
Double-click to launch. On first run, Gatekeeper validates the notarization ticket — this is silent if you have internet access, otherwise allow a few seconds.
No admin password is expected — ParseMyCloud runs entirely in user space and never modifies the system.

If you see "ParseMyCloud cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified": this means your copy was downloaded before the notarization ticket was stapled. Right-click (or Control-click) ParseMyCloud.app → Open → Open in the warning dialog. You only need to do this once.

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File (arm64) ParseMyCloud-1.0.0-mac-arm64.zip

Size (arm64) 39.78 MB

SHA-256 BBC6F4CDF678CB3C31D3BCA607CB6723D8D612D2D498D20F3F10ADF03AC46C88

shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/ParseMyCloud-1.0.0-mac-arm64.zip

File (Intel) ParseMyCloud-1.0.0-mac-x64.zip

Size (Intel) 41.38 MB

SHA-256 8EC32E258975065E5A15D4164388291AEA637DE5711F9DB299E5A54F938316FF

shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/ParseMyCloud-1.0.0-mac-x64.zip

Both hashes must match exactly. If yours doesn't, the file was modified in transit — do not open it. Email admin@brkrops.ca and we'll investigate.

The macOS builds carry the same Avalonia code as the Windows build, recompiled with dotnet publish -r osx-arm64 / osx-x64 as a self-contained single binary. Minimum macOS version is 10.15 (Catalina). Apple Silicon users get the native arm64 build; Intel Mac users get the x86_64 build.

ParseMyCloud is on its way.Read this once while it lands.

ParseMyCloud is on its way.
Read this once while it lands.