Fixes for the parts you meet first — adding a server, and being told why it didn't work. ADDING A SERVER • The API key field can now be revealed. Sixty-four random characters typed into a row of dots gave you nothing to check, and one wrong character looked exactly like a wrong key. • Keys and URLs are taken exactly as typed. On Vision Pro these fields were set to capitalize the first character the way a keyboard does at the start of a sentence. • A stray space on the end of a pasted key no longer reads as a rejected key. • When a connection fails, the app now says what the server actually returned. A key the server refused and a request that never reached Dokploy are different problems, and they now read differently, with the status code either way. PUSH NOTIFICATIONS • Alerts can be turned off for a server on this device, from Settings → Push. Turning them back on reuses the webhook already registered instead of adding another. • The relay URL is no longer a setting. It was never something that could usefully be changed, and changing it silently stopped notifications arriving. APP LOCK • A PIN that cannot be saved to the Keychain no longer leaves the lock showing as on. That left you with a lock you believed was set and an app that would never ask for it.

Bug fixes

Support for the features introduced in Dokploy v0.30. DOCKER DASHBOARD The Containers tab is now a full Docker hub, with one server picker shared across seven views: • Containers — as before • Networks — create, import, inspect, recreate, and remove Docker networks • Images — browse images with their size and age, and remove the ones you don't need • Volumes — browse and remove volumes, and open a file browser to read, edit, and delete files inside a volume • Disk Usage — see what is using space, how much of it is reclaimable, and prune the build cache • Health — memory and disk usage, CPU and container counts, inotify limits, per-network IP usage, and any Docker daemon errors • Events — recent Docker daemon activity DNS PROVIDERS Connect Cloudflare or Route53 in Settings, test the connection, then browse your zones and add, edit, or delete records without leaving the app. VAULT PROVIDERS Connect HashiCorp Vault (or OpenBao), Infisical, AWS Secrets Manager, Doppler, Azure Key Vault, or Scaleway Secret Manager, assign them to projects, and browse the secret names a project can resolve. Secret values never leave your vault. SESSIONS See every active login on your account — device, address, and expiry — and revoke any of them from Settings. DOMAINS Turn a domain's route off without deleting it, and back on when you're ready. Also in this release: the Docker tab bar was rebuilt so its labels are no longer cut off, and long image names, volume sizes, and session details now lay out correctly instead of wrapping.