• Designed for iPhone Duo and iPad: on the larger screen, My Device and Releases are laid out in two columns, and Devices shows a sidebar list beside the details. The layout adjusts when iPhone Duo is half open. • Added support for the latest Apple devices. • Added a HomeView category in Devices.

• My Device now shows the current version the way Settings does (for example, 27.0). • Fixed "Downgrade To" sometimes showing the version you're already on. • Improved the version layout on My Device.

• Page titles now stay visible while scrolling, and search and categories in Devices stay at the top. • Corrected some device names. • Minor fixes.

• Versions available only as over-the-air updates now appear in device details, My Device, widgets and on Apple Watch, marked "OTA only". • Improved how newly released versions are shown in widgets, the Following list and on Apple Watch.

• Widgets, the Following list and the Apple Watch app now show the latest version for devices that have no status, such as AirPods.

• Apple Watch app rebuilt: it now shows every device you follow, with the versions Apple is signing for each, tap a device for the full list, and it opens with the latest data from your iPhone instead of waiting to sync.

• Widgets redesigned: the small size now shows your first two followed devices with their signed versions, medium and large show every followed device, device names no longer get cut off and the layout is tighter.

• Follow up to 5 devices. Followed devices are pinned at the top of Devices with the versions Apple is signing for each, and every one is checked in the background. • Widgets: medium shows three followed devices at a glance, the new large size shows up to five with the last version that closed, and on iOS 17 a “One Device” widget lets you pick which device it shows.

• Added the devices released in 2026 to Devices; My Device now recognises the latest models. • Firmware list is now grouped as Open Signed Versions, Signed-Stopped Versions and No longer checked. Versions released over a year ago move to “No longer checked” instead of sitting in “Checking” forever. • Firmware lists now work offline: the last downloaded data is shown with the time it was fetched.

- Added support for iOS 16.0 and later. - Improved compatibility and stability.

What’s New - Added compatibility support for iOS 16. - Improved Apple Watch firmware loading. - Added baseline device-catalog support for AirPods and Mac. - Improved error messaging to clearly distinguish “no data coverage” from “network request failed”.

- Fixed an issue where some newly released devices were missing from the device library.

In this major 1.5 update, we bring you a completely redesigned IPSW Go: - Brand New UI: We've rebuilt the underlying color and design system, delivering a more elegant Light and Dark mode experience. New timeline and card-based lists greatly enhance browsing. - "My Device" Dashboard: A dedicated home page has been added to instantly view your current device's system status, latest OS release, and available downgrade firmwares. - Smarter Monitoring: An improved background monitoring engine provides precise push notifications and history tracking when firmware signing opens or closes. - Global Support: Our architecture has been optimized to natively support 8 languages. - Better Experience: A brand new feedback module and numerous under-the-hood stability improvements.

- Support for new device

- Support for new device

- Fix Bugs

- Provide a valid firmware download link. - Fix Bugs.

- Support for iOS 26 and new devices. - Fix Bugs.

- Add support for Apple Watch

- Fixed an issue where the device name was displayed as Unknown Device. - Fixed an issue where the loading prompt was displayed in the wrong position.

- Add support for Widgets.

- Fix the issue of missing firmware information for certain devices.

- Adapt to the new system - Performance optimization

- Support for new device - Fix bugs

- Support for new device - Fix bugs