wavekat · wavekat-eason · Aug 16, 2026 · Aug 15, 2026 · Aug 15, 2026 · Aug 15, 2026
diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
@@ -32,3 +32,9 @@ Thumbs.db
 *.njsproj
 *.sln
 *.sw?
+
+# Claude Code local state — session worktrees are git repos of their own, and
+# settings.local.json is per-machine. Scoped, not the whole `.claude/`: shared
+# project config (settings.json, agents/, skills/) is meant to be committed.
+.claude/worktrees/
+.claude/settings.local.json
diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md
@@ -95,8 +95,9 @@ This site is optimized for classic search (SEO) **and** generative answer engine
 - **Q&A blocks earn their keep twice** — they render as a human FAQ *and* feed `FAQPage` schema *and* are the single most-quoted structure in AI answers. Phrase questions the way a user would type them ("Can WaveKat Voice connect to the same SIP provider as Linphone?"), and answer in 1–3 plain sentences.
 - **Comparison tables are extractable gold.** Keep cells short, factual, and parallel across rows; models lift table rows almost verbatim into "X vs Y" answers.
 - **Be specific and honest.** Concrete specifics (platforms, versions, prices, "records every call automatically") get quoted; vague superlatives get skipped. On comparison pages, name what the competitor is genuinely good at — fair framing reads as a trustworthy source to both readers and models, and avoids the "marketing fluff" discount.
-- **Keep entity naming consistent.** Always "WaveKat Voice" (not "the app", "Voice", "WaveKat" interchangeably) so engines bind the facts to one entity. Same for platform claims — match the truth in `voice/index.astro` (Mac and Linux today; Windows when there's demand).
-- **Don't target a single platform in copy.** Voice is Mac + Linux today; write "your computer" / "desktop" in body copy and put the platforms in a table row or a "Mac & Linux" qualifier. Titles may still include "Mac" to catch the high-volume "… for Mac" queries, but never *exclude* Linux.
+- **Keep entity naming consistent.** Always "WaveKat Voice" (not "the app", "Voice", "WaveKat" interchangeably) so engines bind the facts to one entity. Same for platform claims — match the truth in `voice/index.astro` (**Mac, Windows and Linux**; Windows ships an x64 and an ARM64 installer, is younger than the other two, and isn't code-signed yet).
+- **Don't target a single platform in copy.** Voice runs on all three desktops; write "your computer" / "desktop" in body copy and put the platforms in a table row or a "Mac, Windows & Linux" qualifier. Titles may still include "Mac" to catch the high-volume "… for Mac" queries, but never *exclude* the other two.
+- **A platform claim is never one sentence.** Promoting a platform means the lead, the meta description, the FAQ answer, *and* the clause after it ("works on both" → "all three") — in all nine locales. Changing only the FAQ leaves the page contradicting itself, and the lead is the passage answer engines quote first. `grep` the whole post, not the section you came for.
 
 When you add a page that doesn't fit the patterns above, mirror the closest existing one (`voice/alternatives/[slug].astro` is the current best example: clear `<h1>`, self-contained intro, comparison table, fair "what it is", Q&A, and `FAQPage` + `BreadcrumbList` schema).
 
@@ -176,8 +177,9 @@ is the same page scrolled to the assistants section (a scene `scroll` hint, sinc
 it's below the 960×640 fold).
 
 - **Framed, not bare.** These use the pipeline's **Ubuntu/GNOME-framed** output
-  (`screenshots/framed/ubuntu/…`), so the window chrome is real, not CSS — we're
-  a Mac + Linux product and the author runs Ubuntu. No site-drawn frame.
+  (`screenshots/framed/ubuntu/…`), so the window chrome is real, not CSS — the
+  app is a desktop app on every platform and the author runs Ubuntu. No
+  site-drawn frame.
 - **Single theme (light), per language.** A baked-in frame can't follow the
   page's dark/light toggle, so we pick light and keep it consistent — but each
   localized surface shows the app in *its* language (`/screenshots/<scene>/<code>.webp`).

diff --git a/docs/05-windows-downloads.md b/docs/05-windows-downloads.md
diff --git a/public/llms.txt b/public/llms.txt
@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
 # WaveKat
 
-> WaveKat builds open-source, AI-powered tools that give small businesses enterprise-grade voice capabilities. Its flagship product, WaveKat Voice, is a desktop softphone for Mac and Linux that records and transcribes every call.
+> WaveKat builds open-source, AI-powered tools that give small businesses enterprise-grade voice capabilities. Its flagship product, WaveKat Voice, is a desktop softphone for Mac, Windows and Linux that records and transcribes every call.
 
 ## Core pages
 
-- [WaveKat Voice](https://wavekat.com/voice/): Desktop softphone for Mac and Linux — answer and place calls, every call recorded automatically, live transcript alongside each call. Works with SIP providers like Twilio, Telnyx, and 2talk. Free public beta.
-- [Download WaveKat Voice](https://wavekat.com/voice/download/): macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon) .dmg and Linux .deb (Debian/Ubuntu).
+- [WaveKat Voice](https://wavekat.com/voice/): Desktop softphone for Mac, Windows and Linux — answer and place calls, every call recorded automatically, live transcript alongside each call. Works with SIP providers like Twilio, Telnyx, and 2talk. Free public beta.
+- [Download WaveKat Voice](https://wavekat.com/voice/download/): macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon) .dmg, Windows 10/11 .exe (separate x64 and ARM64 installers, not yet code-signed), and Linux .deb (Debian/Ubuntu).
 - [Use cases](https://wavekat.com/voice/use-cases/): Who WaveKat Voice is for — small businesses that live on the phone.
 - [Softphone alternatives](https://wavekat.com/voice/alternatives/): How WaveKat Voice compares to other SIP softphones, e.g. [vs Linphone](https://wavekat.com/voice/alternatives/linphone/).
 - [Changelog](https://wavekat.com/voice/changelog/): Release notes for every WaveKat Voice version.
 - [Docs](https://wavekat.com/docs/): Setup and usage documentation for WaveKat Voice and the open-source libraries.
 
 ## Blog
 
-- [Why Phone Links Don't Work on Your Computer](https://wavekat.com/blog/why-phone-links-dont-work/): Clickable phone numbers work on a phone because it has exactly one calling app; a computer has a "phone app" slot that is usually empty (macOS puts FaceTime in it, Windows asks, Linux has nothing). WaveKat Voice fills that slot on Mac and Linux.
+- [Why Phone Links Don't Work on Your Computer](https://wavekat.com/blog/why-phone-links-dont-work/): Clickable phone numbers work on a phone because it has exactly one calling app; a computer has a "phone app" slot that is usually empty (macOS puts FaceTime in it, Windows asks, Linux has nothing). WaveKat Voice fills that slot on Mac, Windows and Linux.
 - [Share a Call Recording With a Link](https://wavekat.com/blog/share-a-call-recording/): Turn any recorded call into a shareable link — private, invite-only, or public.
 - [Let Your AI Assistant Place Real Phone Calls](https://wavekat.com/blog/place-calls-from-the-command-line/): The wavekat-voice CLI and MCP server let assistants like Claude place and manage calls.
 - [Common Voice Explorer](https://wavekat.com/blog/common-voice-explorer/): A free tool to browse and review Mozilla Common Voice dataset clips.