New in 1.5 Command Palette Keys Panel — A new Keys tab inside the Command Palette puts every special key one tap away: Esc, Tab, Enter, Space (SPC), Backspace, Del, PgUp, PgDn, the four arrows, and the full Ctrl+A..Z grid. Arrows, Space, editing, and paging keys stay open after each tap so you can chain inputs without re-opening the panel. Smart Paste from Clipboard History — Pick an entry while the keyboard or input bar is already active and the text now pastes straight into the terminal. From the browsing state (no keyboard focus) selection still drops into the input bar for editing, just like before. Toolbar Refinements — Cleaner icons across the toolbar: the Ctrl button now opens the Keys panel (toggle to dismiss), Command Palette uses a clearer ⌘ glyph, the Edit shortcut shows an upward chat arrow, and Esc / D-pad / dismiss-keyboard icons are resized to match. New Settings Section: Input Bar — "Open input bar on tap" and the new "Close input bar after send" option now live in their own Input Bar group. Enable the new option to have the input bar collapse and the keyboard dismiss automatically right after each send. New Settings Section: Gestures — Gesture-related toggles ("Single-finger arrow keys", "One-finger double-tap sends Enter") moved into a dedicated Gestures group, separate from General. File Preview Favorites — A favorite button now lives on the file preview panel.

New in 1.4 Input Bar — A compact input strip now lives right above the toolbar. Tap the edit button to open it, type your command, and hit Send or Enter. The old floating editor is gone; the new bar stays out of your way until you need it. Faster Select Mode — Selecting text now copies straight to the clipboard and exits. No extra taps, no dialog. Four New Settings • Keep terminal size on keyboard — stops the terminal from shrinking when the keyboard appears (on by default). • Open input bar on tap — tap anywhere on the terminal to open the input bar in normal mode (on by default). • Single-finger arrow keys — swaps single- and double-finger swipe gestures if you prefer. • One-finger double-tap sends Enter — changes the double-tap action from Tab to Enter. What's New Guide — A short swipeable guide appears on first launch after upgrading so you can see what changed. Better Startup — The loading screen now shows a spinner and live status while your terminal history replays, so you always know something is happening. File Browser (iPad) — Opens full-screen on iPad. Also opens in the active pane's current directory when possible, and remembers the last folder you visited per pane. QuickTUI Pro — A one-time lifetime purchase that unlocks unlimited server profiles. Free accounts keep one profile and full access to terminal, sessions, file browser, themes, shortcuts, and all other features. If you bought QuickTUI before it became free, you're already Pro — just tap Restore Purchase. Restore Purchase — The Restore button is now in Settings → About, away from the main flow. A bug where cancelling the Apple ID password prompt could incorrectly grant Pro status has been fixed.

1.3 What's New - Single-finger arrow keys gesture: swipe with one finger to send arrow keys; two-finger gestures keep vertical scrolling and tmux window switching - File browser swipe actions: copy a path or switch the terminal's working directory directly from the file list - Settings now show the iOS client version, and non-App Store builds report the actual build number - Server info panel now refreshes the available server version when opened instead of waiting for the next background check - Tap "Copy" next to the install command on the setup screen to grab the full curl one-liner - Polished iPhone terminal toolbar and accessory bar icon sizing

Version 1.2 is a major update with a redesigned interface and a lot of new functionality. NEW • Remote file browser — browse and preview files on your server without leaving the app • Terminal themes — 14 color schemes: Catppuccin, Tokyo Night, Gruvbox, Solarized, Dracula, Nord, Rose Pine, GitHub, and more • Font picker — JetBrains Mono, Cascadia Code, Fira Code, Source Code Pro, IBM Plex Mono, Space Mono • Pane zoom — tap to focus the active pane; zooms automatically when you switch • D-pad overlay — four-direction cursor control, no arrow key hunting required • Session and window rename • Swipe left/right (or two-finger swipe) to switch tmux windows • Server upgrade UI — install server updates and watch progress from the app • In-app update banners for App Store and TestFlight builds • Multiple app icon options IMPROVED • Shortcut editor: searchable, folder-organized, with a recent and special key panel; slash commands send Enter automatically • Clipboard history: searchable, with a cleaner layout • Multiline editor: floating window you can drag, pin, and resize; remembers your preferred size • Text selection: smart cleanup trims whitespace, dedents, and joins lines — with undo • Profile list: server info card showing version and connection status • Session browser: redesigned with a quick-switcher overlay for jumping across sessions and servers • Full light mode support throughout the app

What's New - Select Mode: Long-press the terminal to select text with draggable handles, then copy to clipboard - QR Code Setup: Scan a QR code from your server to add it instantly — no manual typing needed - Shortcuts: Quick-send frequently used commands with one tap. Ships with Claude Code, Codex, and common terminal shortcuts (Ctrl+C/D/L/Z) built in. Fully customizable with folders and a Restore Defaults option - Clipboard History: Access and resend previously copied or pasted text - Customizable Accessory Bar: Rearrange buttons across three regions (left, center, right) to fit your workflow - Key Hints: Visual feedback when activating Ctrl mode or double-tapping for Tab Improvements - Fixed blank terminal screen after returning from background - Quick Setup now verifies SSH authentication (not just TCP) with a 10-second timeout - SSH host key trust dialog works correctly on first connection - Token is masked in command preview and install logs - Light mode: better selection contrast and button readability - Tap the terminal to send tmux left-clicks (e.g. for mouse-aware apps) - Compact accessory bar with square buttons - UI scaling support