Bug fixes: • After locking and unlocking, the app responds instantly again – stack detail, statistics and all dialogs open reliably, with no restart. • The refresh buttons across the app trigger a real refresh again.

New in 1.8: • Per-container resources: tap CPU/RAM/Disk in the stacks overview to open a view with a donut of the top consumers and an expandable list • Host trend of the last hour with a selectable time range (CPU/RAM/Disk) • Direct link to release notes / repository per service – source derived from compose.yaml, exact via the OCI label

New in 1.7: • Hide stacks from the list – tuck away folders like "lost+found" with one tap, restore anytime • Clearer errors: dismissible banners with Retry and Reconnect actions • Archive is easier to find – explained empty state and an always-visible filter • Create stack: "Deploy" and "Save Draft" are now clear buttons • compose.yaml validator with syntax checking in the editor • A hint about Dockge-Enhanced for matching servers • Better accessibility: Dynamic Type and VoiceOver labels Fixed: • Connection kept dropping – now stable • Stopped stacks show a disclosure arrow again • Filter bar no longer jumps; the active filter is never lost • "Down" now asks for confirmation • More reliable splash screen and onboarding

What's new in 1.6: New • A fresh look throughout: all five themes with gradient accents, tinted surfaces and subtle glows. In light mode the palettes are now clearly distinct. • Theme picker with preview cards in Settings. • Redesigned stacks screen: colorful monogram tiles, ring gauges for CPU/RAM/disk and filter chips (All / Running / Stopped / Update / Archive). Stopped stacks start right from a button. • Image Watcher: scheduled auto-updates per image (immediate, at a fixed time, or ignore) with a waiting indicator. Dockge itself is never auto-updated. • Login now supports password managers and iCloud Keychain; 2FA codes are suggested automatically. • One SSH access can be linked to multiple Dockge instances on the same machine. • French and Spanish translations. • Backup: an "Overdue" badge when the last backup is older than the interval. Improved • Saved credentials are reused reliably — no more re-login after a brief connection drop or returning from the background. • Updated in-app links (website, support, privacy).

What's new in 1.5.4: New • Themes per server: five harmonised colour palettes (Classic Blue, Sunset, Forest, Ocean, Monochrome) selectable per Dockge instance. • Update indicator in the stack list: on Dockge-Enhanced an orange pill marks every stack with a pending image update. • Server switching right from the stack overview via a menu in the navigation title. • docker run → compose converter: paste a »docker run« command when creating a stack to translate it locally into a compose.yaml. • Multiple Dockge instances per SSH host: one SSH access shared between a publicly exposed and a local-only Dockge instance running on the same machine. • ISO-8601 timestamps in container logs (Dockge-Enhanced). Fixed • Tapping a stack reliably opens the detail view again after a server switch or longer time in the background. • Sheet reset on server switch: all bindings are consistently cleared. • Update pill disappears the moment you trigger the update and only comes back when the watcher actually finds a new image.

Home-Screen Widget • See your stacks, CPU/RAM/Disk and pending image updates right on your home or lock screen. The large widget adds trend charts for the past hour. Refreshes in the background — no need to open the app. Shake to Undo • Deleted a server or SSH host by accident? Shake your iPhone or tap the toast to restore it within 5 seconds — keychain credentials included. Works for edits too. A success banner confirms when the action was reversed. Connection Test • A new »Test connection« button in the add-server screen probes the host with HTTP requests and shows the raw responses in a readable log. Share the log straight to support to diagnose tricky network setups. Direct Login for New Servers • Adding a new server now jumps straight into the credentials sheet so you can sign in without an extra tap on »Connect«. Automatic SSH Linking • When you add an SSH host, dock-g detects which Dockge server matches the IP and suggests the link. Works the other way too: a new Dockge server picks up matching SSH hosts. More Apps for Self-Hosters • New section in Settings showcasing other self-hosting apps from the same developer (gyokuro, Mobile MA, BookStax). The App Store opens right inside dock-g. Better Translations • All in-app strings now flow through Apple's String Catalog. The app follows the iOS system language (Settings → dock-g → Language). Cleaner German wording everywhere — status labels, section headers, action buttons. Polish & Fixes • Tapping a stack in the list now reliably opens the detail view in one tap. Long-press menus removed. The performance header no longer hides behind the navigation bar. The login button stays readable once you start typing.

Home-Screen Widget • See your stacks, CPU/RAM/Disk and pending image updates right on your home or lock screen. The large widget adds trend charts for the past hour. Refreshes in the background — no need to open the app. Shake to Undo • Deleted a server or SSH host by accident? Shake your iPhone or tap the toast to restore it within 5 seconds — keychain credentials included. Works for edits too. A success banner confirms when the action was reversed. Direct Login for New Servers • Adding a new server now jumps straight into the credentials sheet so you can sign in without an extra tap on »Connect«. Automatic SSH Linking • When you add an SSH host, dock-g detects which Dockge server matches the IP and suggests the link. Works the other way too: a new Dockge server picks up matching SSH hosts. More Apps for Self-Hosters • New section in Settings showcasing other self-hosting apps from the same developer (gyokuro, Mobile MA, BookStax). The App Store opens right inside dock-g. Better Translations • All in-app strings now flow through Apple's String Catalog. The app follows the iOS system language (Settings → dock-g → Language). Cleaner German wording everywhere — status labels, section headers, action buttons. Polish & Fixes • Tapping a stack in the list reliably opens the detail view. The performance header no longer hides behind the navigation bar. The login button stays readable once you start typing.

Push Notifications - Get notified when container updates land on a server, when critical CVEs are detected, or when a container ends up in a crash loop - Configurable per server with its own time and weekdays - Bell icon in the top-left of the stack overview: grey when off, tinted when active Faster jumps into a stack - Long-press a stack in the list to get Start, Stop, Restart, Update, Down and Delete immediately - Action buttons in the detail view as compact icon buttons in a single row (no more horizontal scrolling) - With no server configured, an "Add Server" button appears right on the Stacks tab Status and feedback - Colored dot at the server name shows the connection state at all times (connected / connecting / disconnected) - Haptic feedback for stack actions, Trivy scans and Image Watcher checks - The stack-list search filter now survives tab switches Docker Resources - Filter chips switch between all resources and unused-only for images, volumes and containers - Prune actions surface the backend's exact response as an alert More improvements - Image Watcher, Trivy, Crash Loops, Docker Resources and Backup no longer go blank on transient errors - Toggles in the Enhanced settings flip instantly and revert with an inline hint on failure - Update-terminal stands clearly as a card above the editor - Dedicated Credits section in Settings for the open-source projects Dockge and Dockge-Enhanced Bug fixes - Pull-to-refresh on the Monitoring Dashboard no longer wipes the tiles on a brief network glitch - Volumes filter detects unused volumes reliably via `dockgeStacks` - Overflow menu in the stack detail toolbar is visible on every tab

Dockge-Enhanced support - Dedicated section with monitoring dashboard, image watcher, CVE scanner (Trivy), backup management and Docker resources - System and per-stack statistics (CPU, RAM, disk) in the stack overview - Crash-loop detection with container exclusions - Restic snapshot browser with file restore - Per-service log filter in the Logs tab Image Watcher reworked - Cleanly grouped by stack - Shows only stacks with updates or errors by default - Filter tiles for Updates, Errors or all images - Tap a stack header to open its detail Jump straight into the stack - Tap an entry on the monitoring dashboard to open the matching stack - Same for image watcher, Docker resources and crash loops Trivy CVE scanner - Filter by severity in the Trivy view - Scan schedule and options in the settings More improvements - Splash screen with logo animation at app launch - New Whats-new view after updates and any time from the settings - Recommend the app via share button in settings - Live progress for docker compose actions (Start, Stop, Restart, Update, Down) - Services tab shows status, health checks and ports as colored badges - Update schedules (image watcher, Trivy) editable in settings - Server management moved into settings - App icon with light background and separate slots for dark and tinted appearance - Fully bilingual — language switchable from settings (System / German / English) - Update terminal sits as a card above the editor for clear visual separation Bug fixes - Server name updates immediately after rename - Stale state from the previous connection is cleared when switching servers - Update terminal no longer flickers during docker compose pulls - Tab switches return to the root view instead of the previously opened detail - Duplicate close button removed from the update terminal - SSH terminal regression after server switch fixed - Language=System now reliably detects the device language (German no longer falls back to English)

New: Dockge-Enhanced support - Dedicated section with monitoring dashboard, image watcher, CVE scanner (Trivy), backup management and Docker resources manager - System and per-stack statistics (CPU, RAM, disk) in the stack overview - Crash-loop detection with container exclusions - Restic snapshot browser with file restore - Per-service log filter in the Logs tab More new features - Splash screen with logo animation at app launch - Recommend the app: share button in settings - Live progress for docker compose actions (Start, Stop, Restart, Update, Down) - Service tab shows container status, health checks and ports as colored badges Improvements - Filter image watcher (Updates, Errors, Ignored) and Trivy (by severity) - Update and Trivy schedules editable in settings - Server management moved into settings - Tap any item in image watcher, Docker resources or crash loops to jump straight to the stack detail - Image watcher auto-refreshes when opened Bug fixes - Server name updates immediately after rename - Stale data from the previous connection is cleared reliably when switching servers - Update terminal no longer flickers during docker compose pulls - Tab switches return to the root view instead of the previously opened detail view - Duplicate close button removed from the update terminal

This is the biggest update to dock-g yet — full Dockge Enhanced support, a supercharged terminal, and a cleaner interface throughout. DOCKGE ENHANCED · Monitoring Dashboard: backup status, pending updates, CVEs and next scan in a single 2×2 grid — every card navigates to the detail view · Image Watcher with tap-to-filter summary cards (updates / errors / ignored) · Trivy CVE Scanner: per-severity filtering, auto-poll during active scans, direct CVE links · Backup management: trigger runs, view history, configure schedule and on-save triggers · Snapshot Browser: browse Restic snapshots file by file, restore individual paths or full snapshots · Docker Resources Manager: manage images, volumes and containers; prune dangling resources · Crash Loop Detection: surface restarting containers, set ignore rules (1 h / 6 h / 24 h / permanent) · Image Watcher and Trivy scheduling settings (check interval, minimum alert severity, scan timeout) · Live system stats — CPU, RAM, Disk — polled every 5 seconds · Per-stack CPU and memory usage, polled every 10 seconds · Automatic detection of Dockge Enhanced via manifest.json; Enhanced / Dockge chip in the server list TERMINAL · Live compose output while a stack action (Start / Stop / Restart / Update / Down) is running · Per-service log filtering in the Logs tab (Dockge Enhanced servers only) · Container terminal: jump straight into any running container via docker exec from the Services view · Fixed: Backspace, arrow keys, and auto-reconnect on launch NAVIGATION & UX · Servers view moved into Settings — tab bar now shows Stacks, Terminal, Enhanced, Settings · Switching tabs always returns to the root view of that section · Animated splash screen with app logo and wordmark · Share button in Settings to recommend dock-g to friends · Server name updates immediately after rename — no reconnect needed

This update turns dock-g into a much more complete companion for your Dockge server: - Built-in SSH terminal: Connect to your server straight from the app – with four themes (Default, Solarized Dark, Monokai, Nord) and a special-key bar including arrow keys. - Container terminal from the Services view: A shell inside a running container is now just one tap away. - Auto-reconnect on launch: Your last used server is restored automatically. - Faster live logs during stack updates – now refreshing every 500 ms. - Update timeout raised to 5 minutes so larger stacks finish cleanly. - After connecting, dock-g jumps straight to the Stacks tab. - More reliable close button and language-aware links to support, EULA and website.