You can evaluate SpecLog for 30 days without any limitations. This includes client and server with unlimited number of clients. During the trial period, SpecLog can be used in stand-alone and shared mode. After the trial period, SpecLog can still be used to read repositories and export them to XLS and XPS.
Download the installer for latest release of SpecLog from below.
Version 1.0.445
V 1.0.445 Released on 19th of July 2011
Commercial release v1.0, with the following new features:
SpecLog Server installation guide
Describes setting up shared repositories with a server and enabling integration with Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010, Git or a central source code drop location to link Gherkin feature files to SpecLog requirements and synchronize SpecLog requirements to TFS work items.
SpecLog 1.0 has been released on July 19th 2011.
Further releases of SpecLog will provide improved SpecFlow integration and support for additional work item tracking and source control systems.
Please contact us if you require a specific feature, source control integration or work item tracking integration.
Version 1.0.417
V 1.0.417 Released on 25th of June 2011
Contains bug fixes and further extends evaluation period until commercial release end of June. There is no need to upgrade the server repository schema with this release.
Version 1.0.415
V 1.0.415 Released on 31st of May 2011 (bugfixes)
Version 1.0.384
V 1.0.384 Released on 4th of May 2011, with the following new features
Version 1.0.284
Released on 11th of April 2011
Version 1.0.166
Released on 21st of March 2011
Version 1.0.137
V 1.0.137 Released on 12th of March 2011, providing performance improvements
V 1.0.115 Released on 4th of March 2011, with the following new features
Version 1.0.63
Released on 21st of February 2011
Version 1.0.18
Initial public version, released on 4th of February 2011
SpecLog: SpecLog ambassadors, academic and early beta users will receive their license keys in the next few days.
SpecLog: SpecLog now commercially available: http://t.co/CL5kdEq - new release with user authentication for the server.
QuestMasterNET: Digging into @SpecLog - I like what I see!
pasihe: Tests are specifications; specifications are tests. True live documentation with SpecLog and SpecFlow: http://t.co/gZrwNR7x #Scrum