- Fewer, smarter notifications — no more alert flood when reopening the app. - More reliable background alerts (failed tasks, quorum loss). - Failed tasks now show the affected guest, so you can tell them apart. - Redesigned, calmer Alerts screen. - Fixed guest description editing failing with special characters or HTML.

Wake-on-LAN & Guest Configuration - Wake-on-LAN: power on your nodes with a magic packet. Add multiple physical NIC MAC addresses and set an optional broadcast address. - Automatic NIC detection over SSH: PVE Guard finds your node's physical network ports and shows which ones have Wake-on-LAN enabled — no more guessing MAC addresses. - Edit guest configuration: change CPU, sockets, memory, swap, name, hostname and description of your VMs and containers right from the app. - Various UI refinements and stability improvements.

- UI performance improvements

SSH Key Authentication & Default Port You can now save your SSH private keys directly in the app and use them to connect to your VMs and nodes — no more typing passwords. Keys are stored encrypted in the iOS Keychain. Add Ed25519 and RSA keys in Settings → SSH Keys Encrypted keys (with passphrase) are fully supported Set a default SSH port in Settings → SSH that pre-fills when opening a terminal

Backup improvements: - The backup sheet now shows active running backups in real time. - Scheduled backup jobs can be triggered manually via the new run button. - Individual guest backups can also be started directly from the backup overview — both gated by Control Pack

HA Rules — The High Availability section now shows your cluster's HA Affinity Rules (PVE 9+), including node-affinity rules with node priorities and resource-affinity rules with keep-together/keep-separate direction Guests without Backup — The Backup section now highlights any guests that have no backup job configured Node Subscription — The node detail view now shows the Proxmox subscription status, level, and expiration date for each node Resource names in HA — HA resources and rules now show the guest name alongside the resource ID (e.g. "my-container (ct:109)")

Improved Cluster Monitoring - Quorum status now visible directly on the dashboard — instantly see whether the cluster has quorum - Critical alert fires when cluster quorum is lost - HA section now shows all cluster members with online/offline status - QDevice (quorum device) appears as a dedicated member when configured - CRM master node is labeled in the HA section - Cluster members are sorted stably — no more reordering on every refresh

Cluster Visibility: When a node in your cluster goes offline, the app now clearly marks it as such — across the dashboard, guest list, storage view, and all health sections. Previously, stale data from offline nodes was displayed without any warning. Health data for larger clusters now loads noticeably faster.

- Fixed a minor bug that could cause connection issues for users.

iPad Support (Beta) PVE Guard now runs natively on iPad with a sidebar layout and support for all orientations. This is our first iPad release — some screens may not yet be fully optimized for larger displays. We'd love your feedback.

- Stronger widget security: Widget refresh now validates your Proxmox server's certificate just as strictly as the main app. Your API token stays protected even on tampered connections. - Certificate changes are detected immediately during live use and require the same confirmation as on first connect. - Stability improvements on iOS 26.

- New hint in Settings when your API token is connected but doesn't see any resources — including step-by-step guidance on which role you need with "Privilege Separation" enabled (PVEAuditor for read-only, PVEAdmin for Control Pack actions). - Token setup help text significantly expanded so the ACL pitfall stops catching new users off guard. - Minor fixes and cleanup under the hood. - Some users may need to re-enter their credentials. I apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause.

Since we listen to our users: In the settings, you can now shorten or disable the splash screen.

a few minor improvements

Got feedback? We added a Contact section in Settings so you can report bugs or request features — right from the app. Your mail composer opens in-app, no detours.

Storage Details & Stability - Tap any storage pool to explore its contents — browse disk images, ISOs, backups, and templates at a glance • Expanded Ceph status with OSD health, PG statistics, monitor info, and active health checks • Significantly improved polling stability — fewer failed requests and cleaner error handling when nodes are offline • German and English localizations for all new features

SSH Console for Nodes and Guests

Face ID App Lock Lock PVE Guard with Face ID. Once enabled in Settings, the app requires authentication every time you open it — keeping your Proxmox credentials safe. If Face ID isn't available, your device passcode works as a fallback.

Face ID App Lock Protect your server credentials with Face ID. Enable it in Settings and PVE Guard will require authentication every time you open the app. Falls back to your device passcode if needed — you're never locked out.

Fixed a few bugs and added some new ones, so I'll still have work to do tomorrow

a few key bug fixes

Troubleshooting built in Locked VM or container? Unlock it with one tap. A service went down? Restart it right from the node details. And if a task is stuck, you can now stop it directly from the alerts view. All the fixes you'd normally need a shell for — now just a tap away.

What's New in 1.07 Fresh look — PVE Guard now sports a warm Proxmox-inspired orange accent, giving it its own identity. Live status updates — Start, stop, or reboot a guest and watch the status change in real time. No more wondering if anything happened. Smarter widgets — Widgets now fetch data directly, so they stay fresh even when the app hasn't been open in hours. Better error messages — Failed a migration? You'll now see the actual Proxmox error instead of cryptic codes. Errors also show up in the right card now. Compact updates view — The updates sheet got a redesign. One card per node, clean and scrollable — even with dozens of packages. Bug fixes — Fixed HA resource and disk decoding errors, and the app switcher no longer briefly shows "No server configured."

some minor bug fixes

Home Screen & Lock Screen Widgets Monitor your Proxmox cluster at a glance — right from your Home Screen, Lock Screen, or StandBy. Small, medium, and large widgets show cluster health, CPU & RAM usage, node status, and running VMs/CTs. Accessory widgets bring key metrics to your Lock Screen and StandBy mode. Alert Archive Dismissed alerts are now archived instead of lost. Review past alerts anytime in the new archive section, and clear the archive when you're done. Improved Alert Handling Failed tasks you've dismissed no longer reappear after the next data refresh.