FRITZ!Box guide. • Getting Started has a new section for FRITZ!Box owners. Scan its QR code with your phone to open a step-by-step guide to using the WireGuard server built into your router with your Apple TV.

Connection clarity. • Fixed a connection that could report itself as connected while the server had never answered. Profiles whose endpoint is a hostname rather than an IP address were the ones affected. • The home screen now tells you when the server is not answering, instead of showing a protected shield indefinitely. It distinguishes a handshake that never happened from one that worked but returns no data, and says what to check for your protocol. • Diagnostics shows the tunnel's own log — handshake attempts, DNS results and rejected parameters — so a connection that fails silently can be diagnosed on the spot. • A new Support Report gathers everything support needs behind a QR code. Scan it with your phone and send it in. It carries obfuscation sizes and the tunnel log, never your keys. • Deleting the profile you are connected to now disconnects the VPN first. Before, the tunnel could keep running with nothing left in the app to stop it. • AmneziaWG configs are checked more thoroughly on import. Overlapping magic headers, and padding sizes too small for header protection, are caught before they turn into a tunnel that quietly never connects. • Connection errors are now translated into every supported language, and the What's New screen scrolls properly on longer releases.

AmneziaWG 3.1 support WG Connect now speaks AmneziaWG 3.1, the newest revision of the censorship-resistant WireGuard variant. Import a config from an AmneziaWG 3.1 server and it connects straight away — no editing, no fallback to an older revision. WHAT AMNEZIAWG 3.1 CHANGES AmneziaWG makes a WireGuard tunnel look like something else, so networks that block VPNs cannot recognise it. Each revision hides a little more: • 1.0 added junk packets and disguised packet headers. • 2.0 padded every packet type and could imitate another protocol's handshake. • 3.1 encrypts the packet headers instead of merely disguising them, pads the payload with a random amount of data, and lets handshake, rekey and keepalive timings vary inside a range instead of ticking on a fixed schedule. Those fixed sizes and fixed intervals were the last dependable pattern traffic analysis could lock on to. Removing them is the whole point of 3.1 — and the reason a 3.1 config needs a 3.1 client. Until this update, opening one in WG Connect simply failed. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • The tunnel backend has been rebuilt on amneziawg-go 3.1. AmneziaWG 1.0 and 2.0 profiles keep working exactly as before, as do plain WireGuard profiles. • Profile details now name the exact revision a config needs — AmneziaWG 1.0, 2.0 or 3.1 — and list the obfuscation features it turns on. • Obfuscation values are checked when you import a config, so a typo shows up right away instead of as a connection that quietly fails.

Maintenance release. Internal updates to keep WG Connect running smoothly on every Apple TV model.

WG Connect now speaks your language. • The app is fully translated into German, French, Spanish and Russian • Pick your language under Settings — it switches instantly, no restart needed • By default WG Connect follows your Apple TV's own language Everything else stays exactly where you left it.

Minor bug fixes

Minor fixes

1.2.8 — Better Sync & Diagnostics iCloud Sync now works reliably between Apple TVs. A server-side fix means profiles actually arrive on your other devices instead of silently disappearing. Diagnostics now includes a dedicated iCloud Sync section showing status, last sync time, error details if any, and a Sync Now button, so you can see what is happening when something goes wrong. New Connection Diagnostics surface live tunnel warnings such as stuck connecting, stale handshake, or connected but no traffic. This is useful when WireGuard or AmneziaWG fails silently. Last Sync now shows the clock time in your timezone instead of a vague “moments ago”. Heads up in Settings: a WireGuard or AmneziaWG profile only supports one connected device at a time on the server, so connecting on two Apple TVs at once will cause them to compete for the same peer slot. For simultaneous use, generate a separate profile for each device.

Fixed minor UI Bug

iCloud Sync — keep your VPN profiles in sync across your Apple TVs. End-to-end encrypted, so only your devices can read them. Off by default — turn it on from Settings whenever you’re ready. Top Shelf — your VPN profiles now appear as cards on the Apple TV home screen when WG Connect is focused. Tap any profile to connect instantly, no need to open the app first. The active profile shows a CONNECTED badge so your state is always visible at a glance.

AmneziaWG 1 & 2 Productization Full AmneziaWG (AWG 1 & 2) support with obfuscation parameters preserved through all flows Protocol and backend displayed on profile detail and diagnostics screens AWG parameters shown read-only in Edit Profile (prevents accidental data loss) Getting Started Guide New educational guide covering WireGuard and AmneziaWG Interactive SwiftUI diagrams: VPN traffic flow, WG vs AWG comparison, home network topology Accessible from Settings at any time (not just on first launch) Live Diagnostics Real-time 1-second updates (no more manual Refresh button) Upload and download speed display (B/s, KB/s, MB/s) Live uptime counter ticking every second LIVE indicator badge when connected UI Improvements Settings redesigned with full-width action rows Profile carousel cards enlarged with protocol name and “Hold to edit” hint “New to WireGuard?” button for users with only demo profiles Focus navigation fixes throughout Bug Fixes Fixed AWG parameters being silently dropped when editing a profile Fixed focus navigation from “New to WireGuard?” to profile carousel Tests Added UAPI passthrough tests for AWG parameter flow Added WireGuardConfigInspector tests for AWG detection and key extraction

Fixed an issue where the app would show "Ready to Protect" and the upgrade screen after restarting your Apple TV, even though the VPN was already connected and you had Lifetime Access The app now correctly recognizes an active VPN connection when launched after a restart Improved startup reliability when verifying your purchase status

Fixes a navigation issue in the Settings tab that affected users with Lifetime Access. You can now scroll through all sections normally.

Purchase is now clearly labeled "Lifetime Access" everywhere Settings shows your access type at a glance Minor text and stability improvements

Improved compatibility with configs from Firewalla, pfSense, and other routers Configs with unsupported directives (PostUp, PostDown, Table) now connect correctly Malformed AllowedIPs entries are automatically repaired Better error messages when connection fails — no more silent failures Added split tunnel guide with use cases and format reference Fixed no-network detection for VPN connect and config upload Stability and reliability improvements

WG Connect is now a one-time purchase — no subscription required. Lifetime access for $4.99 Family Sharing included Bug fixes and improvements