Invisible Folder
Distribute software and updates through the same access rules that protect it.
Host releases in Invisible Folder, give licensed customers a protected download path, and make staying current a normal part of using your software.
Shipping your application is more than putting a ZIP on a public link. You need a place to distribute files, a way to decide who may receive them, and a dependable update path once the first version is already in customers' hands.
Put releases where you can control access
Invisible Folder provides secure file upload and distribution with native System Locker protection. After signing up for System Locker, you may link your developer account to Invisible Folder.
Now you're ready to protect your automatic updates behind the security of System Locker. That keeps your distribution flow close to your licensing flow. Instead of publishing one open link and trying to clean it up later, the customer proves access before the file is delivered.
Give your updater a predictable job
An automatic updater needs a stable place to check for the current release and a file it can download only after access is confirmed. Use Invisible Folder as the distribution endpoint, and let your application decide when to check, how to present the update, and when to install it.
Keep update metadata small and explicit: the current version, what changed, and the release file to fetch. When you publish a new build, customers on an older version can discover it through the same controlled path rather than relying on an announcement channel or a manually copied link.
Make every release easier to support
A protected release path helps support too. You can point a customer to the right build, keep private test releases separate from public ones, and stop offering a download when the associated access is no longer valid. System Locker continues to handle the license decision; Invisible Folder streams the file after that decision is satisfied.
Start with one downloadable release. Once that is working, add a version check in your app and replace ad-hoc update links with a simple, repeatable publishing routine.
Turn the next release into a repeatable process.
Link Invisible Folder, upload a test build, and verify that a licensed customer can reach it before wiring the same path into your updater.