Many programs and installers weren’t tested with it, so we told users to consider Unchecky to be an experimental product. Batya Steinherz: What’s the significance of the program no longer being in beta? Michael Maltsev: The fact that Unchecky is no longer a beta product means that we consider it to be mature enough for everyday use.ĭuring the development of Unchecky, especially in early versions, there were several known issues and limitations. It turns out that Michael was more than happy to give us an insider peek into what’s happening with Unchecky and how things have and have not changed since he joined our team. Now that Unchecky’s developer Michael Maltsev is around the Reason Software office every now and then, we figured we would torture him with an interview to find out how things have changed since Unchecky and Reason Software joined forces. It also has some new features and some old features have been enhanced to make it even more effective. This newest version of Unchecky is the first version that is no longer in beta and is also significant as this is the first major release since joining up with Reason Software.

Here at Reason Software, we are excited to announce the release of Unchecky v1.0.