What's New in Version 4.0 This is a big update. KumaAlert now reaches your wrist, your Lock Screen, and beyond. • Apple Watch app. Your monitors, live outages, and Acknowledge or Snooze right on your wrist, even with your iPhone off. • Severity levels. Mark monitors Info, Warning, or Critical. Critical alerts can break through silent mode and Do Not Disturb, and repeat until you acknowledge them. • Act from anywhere. Acknowledge or snooze from the notification, a widget, the Live Activity, or the new Incidents tab. • A new Incidents tab. Active outages pinned with live counters, downtime stats, and mean time to recovery. • A full family of widgets. Home Screen and Lock Screen, showing only what's down when it matters. • One-tap push setup. KumaAlert creates the Uptime Kuma webhook for you. • Arrange monitors by dragging, plus Siri and Shortcuts, a Control Center control, and per-monitor alert delays. There are also reliability fixes for Live Activities and reconnects, and tougher push security. KumaAlert is now free for registered charities. Full changelog: https://kumaalert.app/changelog/

NEW FEATURES - See how long a monitor has been down. Down monitors now show a live outage duration on the Monitors list, on the monitor's detail screen ("Down for 23 min"), and next to the affected monitor on the Home Screen widget. - Optional "last updated" caption on the widget. Turn it on under Settings → Widget to see how fresh the widget's data is. Off by default. PERFORMANCE - Much smoother scrolling on the Monitors tab. Heartbeat history now lives in memory instead of being written to the on-device database on every check, removing the constant background churn that caused stutters while scrolling. - Snappier everywhere on large servers. The monitor list no longer re-parses every monitor's configuration on each screen update, and incoming status updates are applied on a steady cadence instead of piling up and landing as one big freeze. - The Overview tab no longer rebuilds itself every few seconds. The live average-response figure now updates in place. - The app takes up less space. A one-time cleanup on first launch after updating removes the heartbeat history previously accumulated on your device; history is fetched fresh from your server instead. BUG FIXES - Background widget refresh now works on standard Uptime Kuma servers. The app was calling an endpoint that only exists on some forks and silently giving up; it now uses the standard metrics endpoint your API key is made for, so the widget updates in the background as intended. - History chart tooltips now point at the bar you tapped. Near the edges of the 24-hour chart on a monitor's detail screen, the popup could appear anchored to a neighbouring bar. NOTES Response-time charts and recent checks now stream from your Uptime Kuma server when the app connects, so they may take a second or two to appear after a cold launch and aren't available offline - matching how the Uptime Kuma web dashboard behaves.

NEW FEATURES - Tap a bar in a monitor's history chart to see what happened. On a monitor's detail screen, tap any bar in the 24 hour chart to see the time and status, like "Degraded performance" or "Offline". Tap again to dismiss. BUG FIXES - Recent Incidents stays put when you go back. Opening an incident and returning no longer clears the list. - New monitors now keep your default notification channels. Any channel set as a default in Uptime Kuma is switched on automatically, just like the web app. - Kiosk Mode fits the screen on iPad. Tiles now resize to fit however many monitors you have, so everything stays visible without scrolling.

## New Features - A "What's New" welcome on first launch after updating, highlighting each release and pointing you to anything you need to set up. ## Bug Fixes - The Home Screen widget now refreshes on its own while the app is closed, instead of staying on a stale status until you reopen the app. This requires an API key (Uptime Kuma → Settings → API Keys), saved in the app under Settings → your server → API Key. iOS still decides exactly when background refreshes run, so updates are periodic rather than instant.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

KumaAlert 3.0 — now on iPad - Universal app — a native iPad layout with a dashboard Overview, plus Stage Manager and Split View. - Sign in with Apple — your servers, logins, and settings sync across devices, end-to-end encrypted. - Per-monitor alerts — mute any monitor or set it to down-only, right from its detail screen. - Live Activities — watch an outage live on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, with a duration timer. - Kiosk mode — turn a wall-mounted iPad into a full-screen status board. - Recovery alerts & louder sounds — see how long something was down, and pick alarm-style tones you won't miss. Plus smoother scrolling, faster reconnects, and a long list of fixes. Full changelog at https://kumaalert.app/changelog/

New Features - In-app support form, send a message from Settings → Support without leaving the app - Tag filtering on the Monitors tab - Soft monitor-list refresh, pull-to-refresh - Scrub the response time chart on the monitor detail page, press and drag across the chart to see the latency and timestamp at any point - Support for Uptime Kuma's new oracledb monitor type (Uptime Kuma 2.3.0) - Support for Uptime Kuma's websocket-upgrade monitor type, including editing the wss:// URL in the monitor form Refinements - Default monitor sort is now alphabetical (A–Z), and the "Default order" option has been retired - Maintenance tab in Manage now leads with a clearer explanatory note Performance - Smoother scrolling on the Monitors tab Bug Fixes - Adding a server with a plain http:// URL now shows an inline warning and a clear error explaining that iOS blocks plain HTTP - Servers with missing or rejected stored credentials previously left the UI stuck on Offline with no message - Filtering by Down, Maintenance or Paused on the Monitors tab no longer renders empty group folders - Page titles could overlap the iOS status bar on certain devices (notably iPhone 15 Pro Max), the headers now always sit below the system clock

New Features - Server picker on the Manage tab — switch between configured servers and see which monitors and maintenance windows live on each, matching the Monitors tab behaviour - Choose which server to add a new monitor to — the Add Monitor form now shows a target server picker when you have more than one configured - Type numbers directly into stepper fields — port, packet size, intervals, retries, and other numeric inputs now accept tap-to-edit input instead of requiring +/- presses Refinements - Default monitor sort is now alphabetical (A–Z) — existing installs are migrated automatically on next launch; the sort menu still lets you switch back to server order or Z–A - Display title no longer overlaps the system status bar on certain iPhones - New monitors appear in the Manage list immediately after creation instead of waiting for the next sync Bug Fixes - Fixed maintenance toggle not visually reflecting the paused/active state — sliding the toggle now flips the row immediately and stops the maintenance as expected - Fixed Save button being incorrectly disabled when editing a maintenance window with no monitors selected — you can now save with zero monitors to clear all assignments - Fixed "Cannot read properties of undefined" and "NOT NULL constraint failed: monitor.conditions" errors when adding a monitor on Uptime Kuma 2.x — required default fields are now seeded automatically

New Features - Persistent down alerts — opt-in time-sensitive notifications that break through Focus and Do Not Disturb so you don't miss an outage - Sort monitors alphabetically (A–Z or Z–A) from a new sort menu beside the search bar on the Monitors tab; your choice is remembered between sessions Performance - Fixed UI lockup when switching between tabs with many monitors — Response Times card no longer blocks the main thread on appear - Reduced redraw cost on the dashboard — heartbeat updates for one monitor no longer invalidate the entire monitor list - Smoother scrolling on the Monitors tab — heartbeat charts now reserve their space from first paint instead of growing as data loads, and nested group lists update independently rather than rebuilding together - Removed the always-on red pulse animation from the Monitors list dots; the leading red bar still flags down monitors and scroll no longer competes with per-row animations - Throttled the response time number on each Monitors row to refresh every 10 seconds — detail view and widget continue to update live Refinements - Removed the unused "Switch" button from the settings server card — all configured servers are always live Bug Fixes - Fixed servers with two-factor authentication showing as "disconnected" in the app even when they were working normally — sign-in is now recognised correctly on every reconnect

New Features - Complete overhaul of app design! - New app icon - Ability to change Server Names - New homescreen widget introduced - Added quiet hours to notifications - Notifications on/off for up/down now supported - Change notification sounds! Refinements - Able to remove API key once added Bug Fixes - TCP monitors are now fully supported - an error before showed them as consistently down - App locked up with more than one server and many monitors - background work to reduce this and queue them, rather than loading at once. - Cloudflare secrets now working

New Features - New App Icon! - Cloudflare Access support - connect to Uptime Kuma instances behind Cloudflare Zero Trust with Service Token authentication - Custom HTTP headers - add arbitrary headers for reverse proxies and custom authentication gateways - No-auth server support - connect to Uptime Kuma instances with authentication disabled - Email (SMTP) monitor type - properly displays SMTP monitors with envelope icon and hostname:port Bug Fixes - Fixed dark mode readability - status header backgrounds now adapt to dark mode instead of showing bright pastels with unreadable text - Fixed heartbeat bar charts showing empty gray bars due to UTC timestamp parsing - bars now fill correctly regardless of device timezone - Fixed heartbeat timestamp parsing for MariaDB-backed servers that include milliseconds - Fixed "Add" button not working in Manage tab for monitors and maintenance windows - Fixed server connection status dot always showing red in server list - Fixed maintenance windows showing "No monitors assigned" when monitors were assigned