Two instances on one server are now told apart. If a server runs a second instance of the watched service, add it with the new optional "Instance" field. Each instance gets its own card, status and connection count, and Nyx, logs, config editing and fix commands go to that instance instead of the first one. Importing a fleet file without agent tokens no longer leaves most servers showing a warning for half an hour: missing tokens are read over SSH on the next refresh.

A relay that is running is no longer reported as down. The app used to judge a relay only by whether it could reach the server over SSH or the metrics agent. Both measure access to the machine, not the relay itself, so a server with a stuck SSH daemon was shown as offline and sent a false alert while the relay was running normally and carrying traffic. The app now asks the relay directly before raising an alarm.

When many servers go down at once but your internet works, RelayPulse now raises the alarm instead of leaving them "Pending". The summary also counts servers still waiting for a first reading.

- Server cards fill in within seconds after opening the app: each reading shows as soon as it arrives, and one slow or unreachable server no longer holds up the rest. - Mbps and CPU appear about 20 seconds after opening, instead of after two minutes. - Pull-to-refresh no longer shows "Network problem here" and pauses readings. - Switching back to the app no longer reconnects to every server; readings continue on their normal schedule. A fresh launch still reads at once. - AI diagnosis now works for any Linux server, and the fix commands act on the services you watch (Settings > What counts as "up") instead of relay services only. - A refused or empty AI key now says so in plain words.

- Log in with the server's password as well as an SSH key, the same as on the Mac. Open a server, fill in Password under SSH - the key is tried first, the password stays in the Keychain. - Works with any Linux server: choose the service to watch, and the phone reads servers directly over SSH - no agent needed. Servers with the RelayPulse agent keep using it, and a changed agent token is fixed automatically over SSH. - Create an SSH key on the phone and install it on a server with its password. - New Help, under Settings on the home screen: first steps, and every setting, field and tool explained in a sentence or two. The first screen now shows the three steps to add a server. - Relay tools (Nyx, relay configuration) now appear only on servers that run relay software. - Restore Purchases now says what it found, and one purchase unlocks both iPhone and Mac. - Fixes: English text on the lock screen and in Shortcuts, a network warning shown over demo data, and servers without a watched service no longer shown as a warning.

RelayPulse is now free to download. • Start with seven days of full-fleet monitoring, then keep a permanent free tier for up to 3 relays. Nothing stops working when the preview ends. • The lifetime unlock is now lower priced. • The purchase option stays visible while the App Store loads it, with a retry if it is slow. • More accurate relay health: a stopped service that still holds an open socket is no longer reported as healthy. • Diagnostics now list UDP listeners as well as TCP.