• Faster iCloud sync — changes you make on one device now show up on the others much sooner. • Stability and performance improvements throughout the app. • Various small fixes and polish.

• Passwords you type on a server are no longer kept in command history. • Built for coding agents: one-tap setups for Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, and reconnecting drops you back into the same session instead of starting over. Tabs show when an agent is working, with a recap of what you missed. • Better Chinese, Japanese and Korean: the character-set setting is fixed and consistent everywhere, UTF-8 is set up automatically on connect, and backspacing over wide characters is cleaner. • Smoother output — a burst of text no longer freezes the screen — and the terminal opens at the right size from the first line instead of reflowing. • Steadier pasting: control characters are stripped and text is encoded for the host, with a confirmation for multi-line pastes. • Also: hosts set up for an agent are marked in the list, leaving with exit no longer reports a dropped connection, sessions can be exported as text with secrets masked, Nerd Font gained all four weights, and more elements are labelled for VoiceOver.

- Pick where Files starts on each server — the home folder by default, or any path you choose. - Hosts no longer appear in the Files app unless you ask them to — turn on “Show in Files App” for the hosts you want. - Steadier Files integration: fixed intermittent sync warning badges on your server locations, and cut needless background refreshing (easier on battery and data). - More of the app is now translated, including the Home Screen Widget settings and the widget’s name and description in the widget gallery.

- Your servers, in the Files app: every SSH host can now appear as a location in the system Files app. Browse remote directories, open and edit files with save-back, upload, rename, move, delete, and create folders — over password or ED25519 key auth, including hosts behind a proxy or jump chain. Toggle "Show in Files App" per host. - New home screen & lock screen widgets show your hosts' live status — tap to connect instantly. Pin and reorder hosts from the new widget settings page. - Shortcuts & Siri support: connect to a host, open SFTP, run a snippet, or start a port forward — straight from the Shortcuts app or your voice. - Terminal, refined: JetBrains Mono is now built in, cursor style is fully configurable (block, bar, underline, with optional blinking), fonts show a live preview, and copying selections gives clear feedback. - Per-host startup command: run something like `cd /var/www && tmux attach` automatically every time you connect. - Gentler connection errors: if a host can't be reached, you now get a compact alert right where you are — with one-tap Retry — instead of a full-screen error page.

- Jump hosts (bastions) now support SSH key authentication — password, ED25519, and Secure Enclave keys all work in a host chain. - Pick an SSH key while editing a host and there's nothing to pick, You can now generate or import one right there — no more losing your draft. - Clearer sync guidance: the Sync page now spells out that passwords and keys sync only when you enable it, and connection errors tell you when a password or key simply isn't on this device yet. - If saving a password to the Keychain fails, you'll know immediately instead of finding out at connect time. - Monitor is steadier: brief network hiccups no longer drop the dashboard, and hosts without Docker no longer show a bogus "0 running". - Traffic cards no longer reload when you scroll or switch tabs — the chart stays put and refreshes quietly in the background. - The Docker page no longer reloads every time you switch to it — your container list appears instantly and updates in the background. - Fixed: the Security & Privacy row in Settings no longer truncates its status.

- Refreshed terminal themes, with a smooth crossfade when you switch. - Terminal font size and family are now configurable, including smaller sizes to fit more on screen. - Tidier host list with clearer typography and a new wordmark. - A new connecting animation, and consistent backgrounds in dark mode. - Fixed: port numbers no longer show a thousands separator. - Fixed: Monitor and Docker cards no longer stay dimmed after reconnecting.

• Rebuilt the SSH engine for stronger security and reliability. • Performance optimizations for faster, smoother connections.

New: • Search inside the terminal — find text in your scrollback instantly. • Terminal bell feedback — choose haptic, visual, or off. • iPad hardware-keyboard shortcuts — ⌘F search, ⌘K clear, ⌘1–9 switch tabs, ⌘W close tab, ⌘+/− font size. • Auto-reconnect — sessions recover automatically after network changes or when you return to the app. Fixes & improvements: • Ctrl and Alt in the shortcut bar now send real key combinations (e.g. Ctrl+C). • The Paste key now pastes your clipboard. • No more “Allow Paste” prompt every time you connect. • Smoother performance and better battery when monitoring many hosts and Docker. • Refined layout and localization so buttons and labels stay readable in every language.

• Network Tools — run Ping, Traceroute, and DNS lookups against your servers over SSH (or locally where supported). Track down connectivity issues without leaving the app. • Mosh connections — stay connected through network changes, Wi-Fi/cellular switches, and device sleep. Your session survives roaming. • Telnet connections — reach legacy devices, switches, and equipment that still speak Telnet. • Data & Logs — optional on-device connection logging you can turn on in Settings to help diagnose issues. Off by default; nothing is recorded unless you enable it. • Stability improvements and UI polish.

• More reliable SSH — connections stay alive and recover automatically after long idle periods. • Refreshed host editor with clearer, filled input fields and required-field indicators. • Safer editing — your changes are kept only when you tap Save; Cancel discards them cleanly. • Clearer, friendlier error messages when something goes wrong. • Performance and stability improvements throughout.