The Ministry on your own machine
The portal can live on your desktop as a program of its own — its own icon, its own window, and a seat in the system tray that tells you when something wants your hand.
Not published yet.
The installer has not been put out. Nothing is wrong with your machine — come back shortly, or put the website on your taskbar in the meantime, which needs no download at all.
The first time you run it Windows says “Windows protected your PC” — press More info, then Run anyway. It asks once and never again. That notice appears because the program carries no paid signing certificate, not because anything is wrong with it.
It tells you
It sits in the tray
It signs you in with Discord
It says where you are
It opens Ministry links
It keeps itself current
It keeps no records of its own. Everything filed through the app goes to the same Docket and the same archives as the website, because the app is the website in a window of its own. Nothing is stored twice, so nothing can fall out of step. All it holds on your machine is who you are signed in as, where the window sat, and your own switches.
Nothing here is required. The portal works exactly as it always has in a browser, and officers who prefer a password may carry on using one. This page shows how to put the website itself on your taskbar without downloading a program.