Optional anonymous usage data, and a way to say thanks: - Usage data is off until you turn it on. BYOT asks once after you add a server, and the switch is in About byot under Privacy. It sends only which features you use and whether turns finish, never your prompts, code, server addresses, or project names. Details at byot.app/privacy. - After a few finished turns, BYOT may ask for a star on GitHub, and later for a rating. Later hides the card for six days. - About byot has a Support section with Star byot on GitHub and Rate byot on the App Store.

The biggest BYOT update yet, bringing most of what OpenCode's terminal and web app can do to iPhone and iPad: • Shell mode: type ! to run a command on your computer. • Terminal: a live shell with an Esc, Tab, Ctrl and arrow key row. • Colored diff review for each file, per session or per turn. • Live streaming for OpenCode 2 beta, syntax highlighting, Markdown tables and inline images. • Context window, tokens and cost for each reply and session. • Subagent sessions, Build/Plan toggle, dictation, transcript export. • Live session list, server status and settings, git worktrees, offline reading. • Add a server with a pairing code or find one nearby. • Allow or Reject approvals from the notification, plus Siri and Shortcuts. • iPad split view and keyboard shortcuts, and Simplified Chinese.

Keep your work moving between your iPhone and computer: - Unsent text, attachments, and selected files are saved on this iPhone when you switch sessions or relaunch BYOT. - Optional notifications let you know when a turn finishes or needs your attention. - An optional computer queue runs accepted prompts in order while BYOT is closed. Notifications and the computer queue require the BYOT companion running on your OpenCode computer. - Returning to BYOT refreshes the conversation without interrupting a message being sent. - Attachment imports finish before Send becomes available, and oversized selections are caught earlier. - Fixed text alignment on the empty session screen, including larger text sizes.

This update refines how BYOT looks and feels: - Conversations use OpenCode's type: the system font for text and controls, monospace for tools and code, and more room between turns. - Tool calls are quiet one-line rows you can tap to see input and output, and your prompt sits in a pill. - Swipe a session left in the session list to archive it on OpenCode 1 servers. - Sending a message folds the composer back to a single row; tap Message to expand it. Model, agent, and reasoning effort share one row, and Files moved into the + menu. - Controls use neutral colors, and new sessions open ready to type. OpenCode 1 and OpenCode 2 beta remain supported. Available controls depend on your server.

This update expands your OpenCode workspace controls and improves messaging and navigation: - Browse and read project files, search with @, and add files or selected line ranges as context. - Find slash commands and choose a primary agent, model, or supported reasoning variant. Queued messages keep their selected settings. - Undo and redo conversation turns, compact long conversations, and fork sessions when your server supports them. - Rename and delete sessions, inspect session details, navigate child sessions, and follow task progress from your server. - Select and copy part of a response or code block. - Use compact Files, agent, and model-variant controls that stay accessible with larger text. - Preview photos and documents before sending, preserve drafts, and queue messages containing only attachments. - Enjoy cleaner project and session lists, improved session search, and more reliable server and model selection. Includes a dedicated new-session page and refreshed app icon. OpenCode 1 and OpenCode 2 beta remain supported. Available controls depend on your server; OpenCode 2 conversation undo does not roll back workspace files.

This update brings the latest TestFlight improvements to the App Store: - Connect to OpenCode 1 and OpenCode 2 beta servers with automatic protocol detection. - Attach photos and files to prompts. - Choose System, Light, or Dark appearance, with improved contrast and larger-text layouts. - Switch servers from the server bar and open sessions directly. Group sessions by project or browse a flat list, and sort by activity or recency. - Search sessions from the bottom toolbar beside New session on iPhone running iOS 26 or later. - More reliable session loading, fewer duplicate entries, and clearer recovery controls for stalled turns. Available features depend on your OpenCode server. OpenCode 2 beta servers that do not expose per-session diffs show an explanation on the Changes screen.

A smoother way to start a session, and better control while one is running. • New session flow: the compose button opens a draft chat with Server and Project pickers built in — choose where the session runs and send your first message in one step. • Stop a running turn: tap stop while OpenCode is working. A queued message stays paused for you to send manually instead of firing automatically. • Add a project by path: point at any directory on your server without leaving the app. • Per-server default model: the model you picked last is preselected for new sessions on that server. • Faster session list: servers load progressively, so one slow or unreachable machine no longer blocks the whole list. • Clearer connection errors, including servers behind HTTP Basic authentication, plus a readable message when a server runs the unsupported OpenCode 2 beta. • Editing a server now prefills its saved name, URL, and username. • Refined composer: the model picker stays anchored and lays out correctly on iPad and at large text sizes.