Happy lunar new year. Truckers confirm they are scheduled to deliver to Crowd Supply's warehouse on Monday.

We apologize that, when we listed the potential risks for our crowd funding campaign, we did not include among them "shipping delays due to snowstorm-induced power outages in Texas."

We have confirmation hardware shipment is in the hands of Crowd Supply. Will be sending out an update soon when the Google Play store approves the Android app. (We've been waiting two days for them to review it.)

Our Android beta app is now live in the Google Play store. Because the version there took a week for initial review, it's also a week behind. New updates coming in the next 24 hours. play.google.com/store/apps/det…

There are many approaches to security keys and password managers. We'll explore live with Conor Patrick from SoloKeys during our next online event. Grab your spot here crowdcast.io/e/security-key…

We have started hearing from backers who have received their DiceKeys hardware from Crowd Supply. Let us know if you're among them! Got suggestions? Let us know while there's still time to incorporate product feedback before our next production run.

#1 support issue: backers locking the box together before putting the dice in. It isn't realistic to expect excited customers to read the instructions before tinkering, so the next production run may have top and bottom parts in separate bags with warning labels.

We have a preview up of our new website, with the all-important FAQ covering many of the questions you've been asking. preview.dicekeys.com Please send feedback, either via a reply, DM, or to [email protected].

Android bug fix release 1.02 (build 3) will be available after completing review by the Google Play store.

After spending most of the day keeping up with support requests, made some good progress on the Windows command-line tool for seeding SoloKeys. If you're comfortable compiling Windows EXEs, give it a go. If you're not, we'll post an EXE in a few days. github.com/dicekeys/seedi…

A test release of our next-gen DiceKeys web application is at staging.dicekeys.app It uses the same TypeScript code base as our Windows/Linux app running on Electron.

The third release of our Windows app is now available. github.com/dicekeys/dicek…

Our web-based app is now also updated to release 0.3.0 at dicekeys.app

We've updated our Windows app to allow import/export of recipes and the saving of generated PGP/OpenSSH keys, along with lots of bug fixes and better native menu support. github.com/dicekeys/dicek…

Having spent weeks trying to get our Electron app to distribute for MacOS, we'd love help from anyone who knows how to debug Electron/MacOS signing issues. github.com/dicekeys/dicek… We get a "code signature invalid" error loading the Electron framework, but CL tools say its valid