Follow the Windows app improvements, release notes, and product polish that keep DTNT practical for real field work.
Microsoft Store approved the current DTNT build. This release keeps the Store install path as the recommended public path and includes focused IP Scanner improvements: selected-device TCP port checks, common field ports, one custom port check, a cleaner path for opening identified web services, and more reliable active-subnet tracking when the connected Windows network changes.
Microsoft Store approved the 2.1.0-a.13 maintenance package with a focused IP Scanner inventory fix so custom labels stay attached to the correct device when DHCP reuses the same IP for a different MAC address.
Prepared the 2.1.0-a.12 Windows release artifacts with remembered IP Scanner devices, cleaner online and offline device state, stronger channel-overlap logic, and a more complete Speed Test finish state.
Prepared the 2.1.0-a.9 Windows release artifacts, refreshed the public download metadata, and aligned the overview, download, and changelog pages so the current build reads consistently across the DTNT site.
Strengthened the public site so DTNT is more explicitly tied to Denali Tech Net-Tools across the overview page and FAQ, making the short name easier to recognize in search and on the site.
Refined the main DTNT product hub so the hero, proof language, install messaging, and product-site links match the stronger child pages and read more like a commercial software site.
Expanded the child pages with richer sections for features, download, pricing, activation, and FAQ so DTNT reads more like a real software product site and less like a thin landing page.
Added dedicated DTNT product pages for features, download, pricing, activation, FAQ, and changelog to strengthen the software identity under the live product section.
Strengthened product-page wording around installs, Pro activation, release readiness, and customer-facing guidance while keeping checkout and app delivery paths unchanged.
Improved DTNT’s Windows shell with stronger technical surfaces, clearer operator-facing labels, tighter dark and light themes, and cleaner no-selection states.
Refined the device-discovery surface, channel analyzer summaries, Wi-Fi detail rails, and speed-test operator wording to feel more like a professional desktop tool.
DTNT is focused on useful Windows field workflows: clearer packaging, calmer app surfaces, stronger scan behavior, and a product story that matches the real app.
The most valuable work now is continued app polish, stronger customer trust on the product pages, and a clean bridge between the live app experience and the public site.
