• Apple Intelligence on iOS 27: Private Cloud Compute, no API key • Separate topology views for multiple Thread networks • Updated AI picker • UI/UX fixes

• Small fixes

• Smoke and CO alarm diagnostics and self-test button (if supported). • Fabrics: see every Matter ecosystem a device is paired into (multi-admin). • More device settings: sensors, valves, pumps, thermostats, relays. • Fix colors with "Increase contrast" system setting.

• Search devices by name or RLOC. • Remove Border Routers discovered on other Thread networks (mention left). • Cleaner Structured graph. • Measured radio congestion replaces guessed interference (scan twice to see results). • Optional full JSON export with raw neighbour & route tables. • Custom name for unidentified routers. • Updated AI model picker. • Fix diagnostics share. • Various fixes and UI improvements.

• You can now configure settings for supported Matter devices • Updated AI model picker • Improved UI • Improved the diagnostic algorithm

• Identify: blink any accessory to physically locate it • Time section (for clock devices): clock, drift, accuracy, time source + Force Sync and time zone picker • Rename Border Routers when the automatic name is not good (changes the name only in this app)

• Surfaces each accessory's self-reported Radio, Network & Hardware faults from its Matter General Diagnostics cluster (if any) • Reliability and stability improvements

• Small bug fixes and improvements

• Fixed: Border Router labels occasionally getting mixed up in multi-BR homes • Improved Thread device placement with reworked join keys

• Border Routers now use their names from HomeKit. • Better diagnostics: weak-link warnings now flag only links with no stronger alternative. • Small bug fixes and improvements.

• Improved macOS support with a dedicated Mac build. • More diagnostic data, including device cards for Border Routers. • Tuned the timeout for deciding whether a device is unreachable; now configurable via the Info/Privacy page. (It was too short in v1.7).

Every device should be visible now: native HomeKit, Matter over Wi-Fi, even Thread devices whose firmware hides its diagnostics (usually low-power devices). Most of these can't be drawn on the mesh graph (they expose no topology data), but each one gets a list and a card with whatever it can share. What's New • HomeKit-only accessories appear in their own section – bridges with their accessories grouped under them. Tap one for battery, reachability, and firmware. Older HomeKit devices that run on Thread should be badged THREAD. (HomeKit shares far less than Matter — expect essentials, not full diagnostics.) • Accessories are listed in categories: "Matter over Wi-Fi", "Unreachable this scan" (worth a look), and "Thread — no diagnostics" for Thread devices whose firmware doesn't expose diagnostics data (low-power devices). • Device cards go much deeper: last reboot reason, operational hours, battery voltage, Matter version, serial – values the scan already knows come pre-filled. Wi-Fi devices get cards too: signal, channel, Wi-Fi generation. • Scans run in roughly half the time on bigger homes – and one sleepy sensor can no longer drag a scan out for minutes. • Batteries on unusual endpoints finally report – the scan now asks each device where its battery actually lives. • A freshly paired accessory shows up immediately, and Discovery's "pairing" chip clears when commissioning finishes. • AI Diagnose sees more and got smarter: crash reboots, parent flapping, a power blip as one event instead of ten "broken" devices. Claude Fable 5 joins the model picker. • Smoother graph pan and zoom; stable Border Router labels. Fixed • Family Sharing for Pro. • Battery levels froze at their first reading – they now refresh on every scan. • Stop now stops the scan immediately. • Faster cold launch, and the device list no longer rebuilds itself several times per frame mid-scan. • AI Diagnose keeps partially-streamed answers, marks cut-off responses as incomplete, gives correct rate-limit advice, and no longer bills twice on a double-tap. • Long AI "thinking" runs no longer die with a misleading connection error. • Unreadable error blobs from some hubs are now decoded into plain language.

• A redesigned fullscreen Mesh graph is now fully interactive, making large smart homes easier to explore. Use Pin Mode to drag accessories into place, pin key devices, and keep complex networks readable. • New graph controls: switch layouts, simplify the view, toggle device names, show/hide offline devices, and keep your preferred setup between scans. • Added a new AI provider. • Smarter AI checks for devices running older firmware than similar accessories. • Clearer offline device handling. • Fixed rare crashes when using "Save to Files".

What's new • A lot more useful new Thread diagnostic metrics. • AI diagnose algorithm improved. • AI reasoning effort now has a slider. • UX/UI improvements.

What’s New • Multi-home support — switch homes from the Topology toolbar; scans, AI, and history all scope to it. • One-way link arrows on the graph reveal directional signal issues. • AI Diagnose no longer surfaces duplicate findings for the same fix. • Device Detail pre-fills. • "Last scan" shows relative time and survives cold launches.

What’s New • Battery levels for Thread accessories - shown on the topology graph and device cards. • Scans are up to x3 as faster on a typical home - reads now run in parallel. • AI Diagnose now uses firmware versions, reboot counts, uptime, and vendor information to provide more specific recommendations. • Stop button to cancel a scan while it is running. • Upsize graph a bit.

Bug fixes • Fixed: Pro Unlock is working now. • Fixed: A crash on the Topology screen when HomeKit returns duplicate Matter device IDs. • Fixed: Parser now tolerates malformed Thread diagnostic data from old Thread devices, that previously could crash the scan. • Fixed: Thread mesh scans no longer interrupted by screen auto-lock.

• Fixed: Border Routers now show their connected accessories in the mesh graph and JSON. • History has been reworked and now shows more information, not only graph. • See which Border Router is the Thread Leader on the graph (new legend element) • AI Diagnose now flags isolated routers, even when no accessories are at immediate risk. • Re-analyze any past scan with AI directly from History. • Share Scan results or AI Diagnose findings as Markdown.