What this changes
What the new Windows distribution channel changes—and what it does not.
- 01Windows-native Store installation
- 02Store-managed application updates
- 03The same desktop app and project format
- 04The signed x64 setup remains available
Install without hunting for the right package
Busloom now has a Microsoft Store listing for Windows 10 and Windows 11. The Store handles installation and subsequent Store updates through the familiar Windows flow.
The package has a stable Store identity and is distributed under the verified Prism Sebastian Szczepański publisher account. Windows can therefore identify the application and its publisher consistently across installation and updates.
Get Busloom from Microsoft StoreThe Store does not replace the direct download
The signed x64 setup remains available from busloom.com. Use it when Microsoft Store is disabled on the machine, when you keep installers for an offline toolkit, or when your deployment process expects a conventional setup file.
Both channels deliver the same Busloom application and open the same project files. The choice is about installation and update delivery, not a separate Windows edition.
Community and Professional still work the same way
Downloading Busloom from Microsoft Store is free. Community remains available for private and non-commercial use, with the same product updates and support as every other distribution channel.
Professional licensing is still handled by Busloom rather than Microsoft Store. A seven-day trial can be started from the application, and a permanent Professional device license can be activated through My Busloom.
