This update brings more flexible remote packet capture: • Capture packets visible to an existing Linux interface such as br-lan or eth0, with no Wi-Fi monitor-mode requirement. • Switch between air and interface capture; Health Check now reports availability for each source. • Interface capture excludes the current SSH control connection by default, applies a protective file-size limit, and never changes the selected interface state. • BPF filters now include input validation, common examples, condition building, and a syntax reference. • Fixed stale capture state after navigating between screens, with additional Settings, Pro status, and appearance refinements.

This update makes capture history easier to find and manage: • Search captures by name, Wi-Fi, BSSID, channel, status, filename, and more. • A new management mode lets you select all, deselect all, and delete multiple records at once. You can also swipe to delete a single record. • Bulk deletion keeps active captures protected from accidental removal. • Light mode now has a cleaner porcelain-white palette with clearer cards, forms, status indicators, and improved contrast. • Refined primary actions and bottom controls for a smoother scrolling experience.

This update makes live capture data more accurate and easier to read: • Added a real-time transfer rate and trend graph based on actual capture data. • Packet counts are now more accurate after a capture ends, while estimates are clearly marked. • Fixed an issue where packet count and file size could disappear after a timed capture ended automatically. • Capture file paths are now shown in full and can be copied with one tap. • New captures now stop after 1 minute by default, reducing the risk of unexpectedly filling storage on the target device. • Refined the file list, localization, and interface details.

This update makes Robin cleaner to use and more honest about connection status: • New Soft Studio interface with softer cards, capsule controls, and a refined floating tab bar across light and dark mode. • Redesigned live capture screen with clearer timing, traffic, and status readouts. • The server list now checks whether target devices are actually reachable instead of showing “Online” only because a host was trusted before. • Offline devices fail faster, usually in about 5 seconds, and changed host keys are called out clearly. • Localization, visual polish, and stability improvements.

A brand-new look — clearer data, more intuitive controls: • Cleaner capture screen with a circular REC button to start recording. • Server detail now shows whether your target device is online. • "About" is now "Settings" with new preferences like appearance mode; light/dark follows the system. • Bug fixes, wording polish, and localization updates.

This update makes capturing smoother: • Automatic dependency install: when your target device is missing tools like tcpdump or iw, Robin now recognizes common package managers (opkg, apk, apt, dnf, yum, pacman, zypper) and installs them for you — no manual commands needed. • Correct display of non-English Wi-Fi names: fixed garbled SSIDs containing Chinese and other characters, with clearer labeling for hidden networks. • More reliable capture timing: the live capture timer no longer drifts with the target device's clock. • Redesigned capture settings, grouped for clarity. • Wording polish and localization updates.

This update improves capture reliability and makes repeated Wi-Fi captures smoother. - Added Spotlight and App Shortcuts support for opening Robin, starting capture, scanning Wi-Fi, and viewing capture files. - Improved radio release and restore flows, including an option to keep wireless released for back-to-back captures. - Scan now explains when wireless was released for capture and offers a direct restore action. - Capture now detects supported channel widths more accurately and shows clearer empty states when no radios or monitor-mode radios are available. - Fixed several capture metadata, preset, local path, and wireless-release edge cases.

This update brings language support, file-management improvements, and a more reliable remote capture experience. • Added an in-app language picker and expanded interface localization. • Capture files are now easier to find, share, and manage in the iOS Files app. • Improved capture start, stop, download, and reconnect/resume flows. • Added a free-space check before downloading captures, with clearer guidance when iPhone storage is low. • Added Rate and Share entry points, and improved restore-purchase feedback. • Fixed multiple interface and stability issues.