How to update TextQuery on your Mac

1. Let TextQuery update itself. Open TextQuery. It checks for new versions on its own, and if it has not offered one yet, look in the TextQuery menu, or under Help or its preferences, for Check for Updates, then let it download and relaunch.
2. Download the current build from textquery.app. TextQuery's developer publishes each release at textquery.app. Get the Mac build from there.
3. Replace the old copy. Quit TextQuery, open the download and put the new TextQuery in Applications in place of the old one: a disk image is dragged across, an installer package runs its own steps. Your settings and documents live outside the app and are kept.

That is one app. The same walk, through a different menu or page each time, is what every other app on the Mac asks of you, which is where Floodtide comes in.

Floodtide's own signed catalog lists where TextQuery's developer publishes each release, and Floodtide reads that source directly to learn which version is current. When yours is behind, the row appears under Updates with the version that is out, next to every other app on the Mac that is behind.

The developer publishes the version but no download Floodtide can check, so Floodtide does not install this one itself. The update comes from TextQuery's own updater, or from the developer's site, and Floodtide is what tells you the day it is due.