Release updates.

Updated Windows, Mac, and Linux downloads improve video loading, saving, and combining clips, refine operator summaries and analytics, and add the superior retinal view. The one-time desktop price is now $40 USD.

EyeSurgerySplits moved to a one-time desktop purchase. See current pricing above. There is no subscription or recurring charge. Buy once, download the app, and keep using your downloaded version.

The updated app is available for Windows, Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and Linux. New Overview, Cases & Steps, and Retina Skills views include diagnosis and procedure filters, case and skill charts, and CSV/PDF exports.

The Linux package now uses an Ubuntu 22.04 baseline for compatibility with the Ubuntu base used by Pop!_OS 22.04 and 24.04. The download page includes explicit installation and terminal-launch instructions.

Version 1.0.8 is now available as separate Apple Silicon and Intel Mac DMGs, plus an amd64 Linux DEB built on Ubuntu 24.04. These new platform previews need testing on real user machines.

At their original release, these previews were free. Current downloads follow the one-time purchase pricing shown above. No activation key is required. Mac downloads are not Developer ID signed or notarized. See the download page for requirements, installation steps, and a short testing checklist.

Replacing a video now saves the trimmed result in its Surgery_Analyses case folder and deletes the old video only after the new video and case data are saved successfully. Save both preserves the original. This fix is included in Windows, Mac, and Linux downloads.

Video saving now shows live progress, elapsed time, encoding speed, and an estimated time remaining. Preparation and delayed progress updates are identified, and FFmpeg no longer opens a blank terminal window.

Includes the video replacement choice and local case-data protections from version 1.0.6.

The free preview now opens the available desktop tools without a subscription or case limit, including installations with an old test license. Activation prompts have been removed from the preview.

Video saving now selects a working encoder from the actual FFmpeg executable in use. This fixes the “Unknown encoder libopenh264” error in source launchers. The EyeSurgerySplits app icon and previous drawing-save fixes are included.

The installer is unsigned. Mac compatibility testing is pending. The previously planned subscription has been replaced by the one-time desktop purchase.