Mac requirements.
The current app targets macOS 14 or later. Its package contains Apple Silicon and Intel architectures. Intel runtime has not been verified.
Current test-build status.
The current public QA package is version 1.2.9, build 29, 1.2.9-account-bridge-qa7. It is a QA/test download, ad-hoc signed and not Developer ID signed or notarized. The single-card pass is £2.99 GBP and full unlock is £14.99 GBP; checkout requires Google sign-in. Displayed prices do not verify paid fulfillment, payment-to-Mac unlock or credit refresh.
What has been observed.
The user reported one successful card flash with the original baseline. QA7/build 29 passed native source, original offline-test, package and checksum verification, but the packaged app was not launched. The QA package does not establish a successful physical iPhone scan/write, Intel runtime, native payment fulfillment or automatic Mac unlock.
Upstream scanner evidence.
An upstream record documents card detection on an iPhone 15 Pro with iOS 18.6.2, using a MacBook Air M3 on macOS 26.6.2 after a scanner change. That record did not test artwork flashing, on-phone artwork display or passcode themes.
Read the source recordKeep the stages separate.
Record device connection, card detection, transfer result and visual confirmation independently. No-test evidence means unknown; it does not establish success or failure. Cache targets and universal settings are not a compatibility matrix.
Make a useful report.
Record the iPhone model, full iOS and macOS versions, Mac chip and exact app build. Give results for each stage and redact card identifiers, numbers, device identifiers and personal paths.