Apple Watch app, rebuilt. Swipe through status, a queries chart and top lists, pause protection for a set time, pick which server it follows, and add complications and a Smart Stack card. Honest note: I do not own an Apple Watch, so this is best effort, tested in the simulator only. If something looks off on a real watch, tell me in Settings > Send Feedback. • New: statistics and log retention settings • New: safe search per search engine • New: Rewrites enabled switch • New: busiest hour or day under the query history chart • New: What's New in Settings, next to Terms and Privacy • Now called AGH Manager on your device • Demo mode now shows on the Apple Watch too

Thank you for using AdGuard Home Manager. It is built and maintained by one developer, and every release goes out with the same aim: keep it reliable, keep it honest about your server, and keep making it better. • New: Apple Watch app — protection status, query and blocked counts with small history charts, and a protection toggle on your wrist, even with the phone app closed • New: Private reverse DNS settings in the DNS screen • New: export the query log as CSV or JSON • New: Licences screen in Settings • Improved: text scales and wraps cleanly at larger text sizes • Fixed: the app could close itself in the background while checking your servers for alerts, on the newest version of iOS • Fixed: the Live Activity countdown kept ticking instead of freezing between updates • Fixed: the home-screen widget could show up blank or all-white with a tinted or clear icon style

Thank you for using AdGuard Home Manager. It is built and maintained by one developer, and every release goes out with the same aim: keep it reliable, keep it honest about your server, and keep making it better. • Fixed: the app could close itself moments after opening, on the newest version of iOS • Fixed: the home-screen widget could show up blank or all-white on a Home Screen using a tinted or clear icon style. It now follows your tint instead of painting over it, and the shield still shows at a glance whether protection is on

Version 1.3.1 (current) — September 15, 2026 • New: Check a Domain — see whether a domain is blocked right now, by which rule and which list, or which rewrite answers it. In Filters, and one tap away from any query-log entry • Edit DNS rewrites and static DHCP leases in place instead of deleting and re-adding them — on older AdGuard Home versions the app does it safely for you • Clients: runtime clients show where AdGuard Home learned their name — DHCP, reverse DNS, ARP or the hosts file — plus country and network owner when known • Backup & Restore: open a backup file directly, as well as pasting it from the clipboard • Adding a server by address alone tries HTTPS first, and if the server only speaks HTTP the app offers it with a clear warning before your password is sent • The alerts switch now turns on with the first tap • Fixed: leaving demo mode to add your own server could freeze the setup dialog • Smoother glass navigation bar — it no longer stops half-collapsed after a short flick Version 1.3.0 — September 8, 2026 • New: alerts — background checks for a server going down and coming back, protection switched off, credentials no longer accepted, an expiring certificate, a stale filter list, or an update. In Settings → Alerts • Alerts are deliberately hard to fool — failure streaks tied to one network, and a check that the answer really came from AdGuard Home • New: unusual activity on the dashboard, flagged against your server's own normal range • New: Backup & Restore in Settings — save and restore your configuration section by section, optionally password-encrypted • Safer custom rules — exceptions and comments survive blocking a domain, and the app warns when a rule you're adding would do nothing • Query log times now match your device's timezone • A calmer, more consistent look — real-glass navigation that shrinks as you scroll, and tap the title to jump to the top • Long domains and client names no longer run off the screen, and the app starts faster

- New: alerts, on by choice — server down, protection off, bad credentials, expiring cert, stale filters, updates - Alerts are deliberately hard to fool — network-aware failure streaks, verified as genuinely AdGuard Home - New: unusual activity on the dashboard, flagged against your server's own normal range - New: Backup & Restore in Settings — optionally password-encrypted - Safer custom rules — parsed properly, plus a warning when a rule would do nothing - Security: redirects to another host are refused, protecting your admin password - A calmer, more consistent look — real-glass navigation - Query log times now match your device's timezone

• Fresh new app icon • Faster app startup, including on a slow or no connection • Fixed: Adaptive DNS now actually switches to the fastest upstream when it's on • New fleet action: copy one server's DNS upstreams, bootstrap and fallback resolvers to the rest • Fleet actions now show live per-server progress • Gentler list syncing on low-power servers • Clearer results after a fleet action, with what to do if one fails • Fixed false "server did not respond" alerts from momentary network blips • Servers refresh side by side, so one slow server no longer holds up the rest • Plain-language timeout messages in the multi-server view

• New fleet action: copy one server's DNS upstreams, bootstrap and fallback resolvers to the rest. Listen addresses and ports are never touched. • Fleet actions now show live progress for every server separately — each one has its own counter and bar, so you can see which server is still working and how much is left. • Much gentler list syncing on low-power servers: writes are paced so DNS keeps answering while a large sync runs, and the app stops early instead of piling more work on a server that has fallen behind. • Clearer results after a fleet action — each server says what actually changed, and a failure comes with what to do about it. • The multi-server view no longer flashes a red "server did not respond" for a momentary network blip. • Servers are now updated side by side rather than one after another, so one slow server no longer holds up the rest. • A server that takes too long to answer now says so in plain language in the multi-server view, instead of showing a raw technical error.

• DHCP server management — view and control your DHCP server from the app, including the list of active leases. • Encryption status — your server's HTTPS certificate state at a glance. • Device names instead of IP addresses in Top Talkers, the query log and the client list, with a tap to switch back to addresses. • Tap a top queried or blocked domain to open the query log already filtered to it. • More fleet actions — protection on or off across servers, copy one server's blocked services to the rest, add allowlists as well as blocklists, and refresh both. • The fleet view refreshes on its own and shows how fresh the numbers are. • Clearer fleet results — a list a server already had counts as unchanged rather than failed, and a mistyped domain is caught before it is sent. • Fixed: blocking and unblocking services — every change was being rejected by the server. • Fixed: clearing the query log and resetting statistics on current AdGuard Home versions. • Fixed: refreshing allowlists, and the protection button no longer sits under the tab bar. • Demo mode now covers the multi-server view, so you can try the fleet screen without a server. • Lighter on your server — fewer connections, no overlapping refreshes, and failures now show what the server actually said. • Your signed-in account is shown in Settings, and fleet text scales and wraps cleanly at larger font sizes. • Lighter on your server — background screens stay quiet, and DNS benchmarking now runs only when you ask for it. • More reliable multi-server monitoring — unavailable servers back off instead of repeatedly retrying, while other servers keep updating. • Safer saved connections — passwords are kept in secure storage and existing connections recover more reliably after an update. • Even lighter on your server — dashboard, live logs and the fleet view stop polling while you're not looking at them, and the DNS benchmark only runs when you tap it. • A server that goes offline now backs off automatically instead of being re-checked on every cycle, so a dead server can't hold up the rest of your fleet. • New in Developer Settings (tap the footer 7×): a Polling cadence control to trade freshness for less load on lower-power hardware. • Fixed a rare case where a saved server's password could be forgotten after updating the app.

• 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 — server addresses, URLs, and credentials are stripped before a report ever leaves your device. • Security hardening — app data is excluded from device backups; stricter network traffic rules. • Updated privacy policy — clearer opt-in consent wording and your GDPR rights. • Stability fixes and polish under the hood.

Round corners on server layouts fixed Reset all data now properly working

New features: Fleet bulk actions (sync/toggle across all servers) Fleet Analytics screen (cross-fleet rollup) Blocklist health monitoring Siri Shortcuts / App Intents (iOS 17+) Skeleton loading & smart error states Under-the-hood: cert pinning, AppLogger, error handling

Adaptive skeleton loading & smart error states — screens now animate while loading and surface meaningful errors instead of blank pages; app also detects network connectivity loss in real time AppIntent fix — fixed a crash/rehydration bug with App Intents caused by incorrect package metadata Multi-server widget reliability — added network throttling, aggregate data fallback, and ProGuard keep rules so widgets survive release builds and work consistently across multiple servers