Software
Every release has dated compatibility tests.
REZICS gives each program one identity with a record of every release on each platform. Environments without tests are marked unknown. Licenses, ways to get the software, ratings, and discussions all link to the same identity.
Six pages
From finding a program to publishing your own.
Catalog and versions
One identity, a record for each release
Compatibility
Dated test results show what runs
Reviews
Ratings name the edition
Follow updates
Follow programs, developers, and filters
Publishing and licenses
Releases, licenses, and access for developers
Relations
Mods, MCP servers, skills, and APIs
Compatibility
A compatibility claim needs a test.
A developer’s list of supported platforms is a claim. A test is a result confirmed by someone in a specific environment on a specific date, with the method and conditions recorded. REZICS uses tests to answer whether software runs.
No test means unknown; it is not assumed compatible or incompatible.
One program
What connects to one identity.
Releases
Each release on each platform is archived, with stable and beta releases marked separately.
Compatibility
Operating system, system version, and processor architecture are checked for the same release.
License
The license terms and version are recorded with who declared them and when.
How to get it
Official downloads, stores, and package registries appear together. External links are labeled as such.
Ratings
Rate one edition on its own, with counts and distributions shown beside the score.
Follow
Follow a program or maintainer to receive new versions and announcements.
Relations
Programs rarely stand alone.
Game mods depend on them, MCP servers let AI agents operate them, and skills may need them to run. Each relation has a direction and source and can be found from either end.
One program, one identity, every release recorded.
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