wtf is fastcompress-releases?

FastCompress Releases hosts the public release notes and download files for a Windows app called FastCompress. Like its sibling project FastClip, this repository only distributes the built app, it does not contain the app's source code. FastCompress is built to shrink video files down, either by picking from ready-made presets or by telling it a target file size you want to hit, without needing to understand video codecs or manually tune encoder settings. It is meant to make video compression approachable for people who just want a smaller file without a technical detour. Right now the app is only available as a Windows beta, distributed as a ZIP file rather than a proper installer, and it is not yet code-signed. It also does not come with FFmpeg bundled inside it. To actually use FastCompress, you need to separately provide your own ffmpeg.exe and ffprobe.exe files alongside it, since those do the underlying video processing work. The free version of FastCompress covers the core job: compressing a single file at a time, using platform-specific presets, hitting a target file size, and doing all of this without adding a watermark to your output. A paid Pro tier adds convenience and workflow features on top, including batch compression across multiple files, processing whole folders as a queue, saving your own custom presets, more advanced encoder and hardware acceleration controls, running jobs in parallel, and generating compression reports afterward. To download it, you get the latest pre-release from this repository along with a matching sha256 checksum file to verify the download, and the project points to a separate smoke test document for a practical way to verify the beta is working correctly.