Scans are now dramatically more consistent: the same network returns the same devices, scan after scan. Devices that stop answering (phones asleep, gear powered off) stay in your list marked offline instead of vanishing. Better identification, fully on device: Network Scan now recognizes the hardware vendor of many smart-home and IoT devices from the bundled IEEE registry — no internet lookup, nothing leaves your iPhone. Bonjour naming is also far more reliable, so more devices show their real names. Also in this release: - The scan progress line lights up while a scan is running. - Tools and Terminal match the app's console background. - Faster, gentler network probing that plays nicer with busy Wi-Fi.

Fixes an issue where an interactive SSH terminal could unexpectedly switch to Command Mode while waiting for output or a sudo password. Interactive sessions now remain in Terminal mode until you explicitly switch modes, including for promptless shells and slow-running commands.

The scanner got smarter and the toolbox got bigger: • Real ping: send actual ICMP echoes to any host, right from the app • Offline device identification: a built-in IEEE manufacturer database helps name devices, entirely on-device, no internet needed • Enter a MAC address yourself to identify a device that doesn't announce one • Confirm or correct a device's type, and it sticks across scans • Steadier scans: recently seen devices stay in your list and show as offline when they nap, instead of vanishing from the count • More reliable SSH command mode, plus many fixes and refinements

• Improved App Store listing and descriptions • Minor refinements All features from the 1.1 Radar Console redesign are unchanged.