A small update. • Links can now take you straight to the Apple Watch settings in the app. • Various small bug fixes. More is on the way in the next updates.

• Server cards on the dashboard now update right after you start or stop a container, and refresh every 30 seconds • Import SSH keys and TLS certificates straight from a file instead of copying and pasting PEM text • Pasted keys and certificates with stray spaces or broken lines are repaired automatically, so they connect, including ones you saved earlier • Clear messages when a key or certificate is in the wrong field, damaged, password-protected, or a public or PuTTY key Hit a bug or have a suggestion? Send it from Settings > Feedback.

• Import SSH keys and TLS certificates straight from a file instead of copying and pasting PEM text • Pasted keys and certificates with stray spaces or broken lines are repaired automatically, so they connect, including ones you saved earlier • Clear messages when a key or certificate is in the wrong field, damaged, password-protected, or a public or PuTTY key Hit a bug or have a suggestion? Send it from Settings > Feedback.

New: Docker Manager for Apple Watch. Every container on every host, on your wrist: see what is running and what stopped, check a container's details, and start, stop, restart or pause it, with a confirm step first. Your hosts, keys and passwords stay on your iPhone. I don't own an Apple Watch, so the watch app is best effort and tested in the simulator only. • Plain-HTTP connections to servers outside your own network now need your confirmation when you save them • Container logs fetch only new lines, and only while you're viewing them • Combined logs no longer retry connecting while the app is in the background • Combined logs recover on their own when the connection stalls • Alerts: first-run setup offers to enable notifications; an Open settings button helps if you declined • Selecting several containers: start/stop progress now counts up as each one finishes, and the keyboard no longer pops up Hit a bug or have a suggestion? Send it from Settings > Feedback.

• Compose stacks: per-service scale, restart and logs • Edit a stack's .env with backup and one-tap apply • New: vulnerability scan for any image • Networks: see attached containers, connect or disconnect them • Create volumes, search the event log • Safer file manager; failed actions show Docker's own error

Version 1.4.1 (current) — September 15, 2026 • New container actions: pause and resume, send a signal or kill, and rename in place • Resource limits: change a container's CPU and memory caps live, without recreating it • See inside a container: the processes running in it, and the files changed compared with its image • New: Disk usage — where Docker's space went on your host: images, containers, volumes and build cache, largest first, with what a prune could reclaim. From the System tab • Container logs: pick a time range from 15 minutes to 7 days, and share the complete log as a text file • The alerts switch now turns on with the first tap • Smoother glass navigation bar — it no longer stops half-collapsed after a short flick Version 1.4.0 — September 8, 2026 • Update a Compose stack with one tap — the newest image for every service, only changed containers recreated; works for stacks already on your host, multi-file projects and private registries • Stack updates show the live Compose output, keep running if you leave the app, and report how they ended • Stacks already on your host work properly: the Compose file is found wherever it lives, edits keep a .bak, and removing a stack never deletes named volumes • Pruning shows exactly what will be deleted, by name with sizes, then reports what actually went — and you choose how deep an image prune goes • New: a security review of your containers and host — privileged mode, a mounted Docker socket, admin ports open on every interface • New: alerts when a container stops or turns unhealthy, or a monitored endpoint goes down and comes back — grouped into one notification. In Settings → Alerts • Credential-looking environment variables are masked until you reveal them, and the app lock keeps them out of screenshots • Safer with your data: volume restores confirm first, a new server can be tested before saving, and a host's SSH key fingerprint is shown before it is trusted • A refreshed look with real-glass navigation, and lighter on battery — polling stops while the app is in the background • Fixed: the home-screen widget now refreshes in the background on iOS, and long names no longer run off the screen

One-tap Compose stack updates with a clear result Stacks-already-on-host now working properly Pruning previews before deleting, container/host security review Alerts for stopped/unhealthy containers and endpoints Masked credential env vars + screenshot protection Redirect-safety fix, Refreshed glass look + lighter background footprint.

New System tab — full host detail in one place: CPU, memory and disk with 1/5/15-minute load averages, OS and uptime, and Docker engine info (version, storage driver, kernel, cgroups). Tap a gauge on the Dashboard to jump straight to it. Dashboard reorganised — "System Health" is now split into "Host" (the machine — CPU/RAM/disk) and "Docker" (the inventory — running, stopped, stacks, images, networks, volumes), so counts of things aren't mixed in with hardware gauges. The server you're viewing is now clearly marked with a checkmark in the fleet dashboard, so switching between hosts doesn't leave you guessing which one is selected. Feedback screenshots now automatically black out sensitive info — server addresses, environment variables, terminal and log output, and Compose files — before anything is sent.

Pinned containers now sit at the top of the Dashboard, across servers — swipe a container right to pin it, long-press a pinned card to unpin. Set a container's restart policy — None, On failure, Always or Unless stopped — from its Overview tab. Applies straight away; nothing is stopped or recreated. The Dashboard fills in each server as it answers instead of waiting for the slowest one, with a new timeout setting to control how long a host gets. Download and upload files of any size — transfers stream with live progress and a Cancel button, and downloads go through the system share sheet. Fixed corrupted binary downloads and large transfers stalling. Refreshed light theme with brighter cards and stronger contrast, and log views that are actually readable in it. Terminal is a proper text field now — caret, selection and external keyboards work — plus a quick-key bar (Esc, sticky Ctrl, Ctrl+D/L, Home/End, symbols) and Tab completion that follows the directory you are in. Logs: timestamps in your local time, no more stray escape codes, "All containers" clears the filter again, controls stay put instead of sliding behind the header, and the host picker moved to the top where it can be hidden. Tidier Containers tab — sorting and status filter on one row, gesture tips behind an (i) button, and deleting by swipe asks first and offers to remove the image and networks too. Dropped connections retry automatically with a backoff and reconnect when you return to the app; failures are described in plain English. Advanced settings now take effect immediately.

- Demo Mode now loads instantly - Fixed getting stuck on the initial setup screen - Fixed a brief black flash during first-run setup - Better display across screen sizes and text-size settings - Status/navigation bar icons now match the app's theme - Cleaner list layouts — long names no longer overlap - Fixed a false "host key changed" warning after Reset All Data

• Privacy by design — anonymous analytics and crash reports now stay off at the system level until you opt in, and can be switched off anytime in Settings. • Crash-report scrubbing — host addresses, URLs, and credentials are stripped before a report ever leaves your device. • Home-screen widget — new refresh action to update your fleet at a glance. • Security hardening — app data is excluded from device backups. • Updated privacy policy — clearer opt-in consent wording and your GDPR rights.