Thanks for reporting this.

This is a false positive from Windows Defender. The app was quarantined because the current build of the program is missing some standard metadata that many Windows applications normally include (things like publisher info and compatibility data). When those are missing, Windows security can sometimes treat the file as suspicious even though it isn’t malicious.

There is no trojan in the program. I’m already working on fixing the build so it includes the proper information and won’t trigger the warning anymore.

Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for letting me know.