Widgets that look right at every size • Nothing gets cut off anymore. Every widget has a sensible minimum, scales its content to the tile it's given, and never crops — live while you drag. • Stacks are fixed: members size to their cells, wrap smartly on iPhone, show their names, and never spill outside the stack. • Buttons show their names by default. • Inline controls: put a brightness, volume or cover-position slider right on a tile. • Camera walls: several cameras in one widget. • A "didn't go through" banner when Home Assistant rejects a command. Home Assistant automations can drive Flux • flux_set_page switches any screen to a dashboard or page by name. • flux_notify puts a titled banner on every Flux screen. Importing from Home Assistant • Auto-generated dashboards (the default Overview) now import — rebuilt from your areas. • Sections layouts keep their grid, tile features become inline controls, mushroom and container cards keep their shape, pictures with /local paths load, and skipped cards say why. • Refresh from Home Assistant keeps your arrangement and only touches widgets it created. • Rooms: one page per area, laid out for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. • Export a dashboard as a file to share it; import one as a new dashboard. Reliability • Reconnects the moment Wi‑Fi returns; saved servers keep retrying after a restart. • Cameras: faster snapshots, HLS falls back to MJPEG, memory leak fixed. • Motion alerts no longer fire at launch or miss shared sensors; motion notifications show in the foreground. • An iPad's push no longer overwrites a layout just arranged on the Apple TV; "Apple TV only" dashboards now reach the TV. • Fixed "time is between" automation conditions, demo mode leaving controls simulated, helper previews crashing on "inf", the Helpers screen missing its + button, and duplicate "Home" dashboards on a second device.

mport your Home Assistant dashboards. Open the dashboard menu → Import from Home Assistant. Flux reads your existing dashboards (UI-built or YAML) and rebuilds them as native Flux dashboards with the same arrangement — laid out for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, fully editable, and your Home Assistant setup is never touched. You'll see exactly what converts before anything is created. • Push to TV — while designing your Apple TV layout, see changes land on the TV live without leaving the editor • Cover widgets animate position changes smoothly (and correctly for inverted covers) • Rocket-launch and location automations now run reliably; sunrise/sunset triggers fixed; saved automations survive updates • Faster, more reliable reconnect to Home Assistant • Fixes for pairing timeouts, irrigation timed runs, and helper sensors with unusual values

Push to TV — while designing your Apple TV layout, tap Push to TV to see changes appear live on the TV without leaving the editor. • Cover widgets now animate position changes smoothly (and correctly for inverted covers) • Rocket-launch and location automations now run reliably; sunrise/sunset triggers fixed; saved automations survive updates • Faster, more reliable reconnect to Home Assistant • Fixes for pairing timeouts, irrigation timed runs, and helper sensors with unusual values

• Fixed widget stacks: buttons fill the stack and resize with it, never get cut off, and can be made smaller when their text is turned off. • Calendar widget now shows the full month, matching how it looks while designing. • The Launch widget now has a proper rocket icon and a description in the widget gallery.

New features Retro flip clock — new "Flip" clock style with animated split-flap cards for the time and the date. Rocket launch widget — shows the next rocket launch with date, time, and a live countdown (data from Launch Library 2 / The Space Devs). Multiple countdown styles (Rounded, Mono, LED, animated Flip), per-element text sizes and colors, and country filtering. Rocket launch automation trigger — fire any automation at liftoff (T-0) or a set number of minutes before, optionally limited to launches from chosen countries (e.g. only U.S. launches). Keeps the launch schedule fresh automatically, so scrubs and delays are picked up. Image widgets can be buttons — attach entities to an image and set a tap action (toggle / open controls). Calendar event creation: choose your calendar(s) — pick one or more calendars (Apple or Home Assistant) when adding an event; your choice is remembered and synced across devices, including Apple TV. Media widget: AirPlay-capable speakers — only speakers that can actually play a stream URL (HomePod, Apple TV, Sonos, Cast, Music Assistant) are offered; Plex/NAS/Apple Music play with full transport control. Apple Weather location picker — set a specific location for the Apple Weather card. Auto-configures Home Assistant URL — sets your HA external/internal URL automatically from the address you connect with. Fixes & improvements Your settings now survive every update — fixed a bug where widget settings (tap/long-press actions, label styling, borders, etc.) could be lost on update, backup restore, undo, or Apple TV transfer. Image widgets keep their picture — fixed images disappearing after an app update. Picked photos are now optimized on import (kept full-quality for display, compressed for storage) so they save and sync reliably across devices. Editing is now truly WYSIWYG — widgets no longer shift position when you leave edit mode. The canvas is laid out identically while editing and viewing, so what you place is exactly where it stays. Stacks adapt to the iPhone — a horizontal stack designed for iPad or Apple TV now automatically lays its widgets out vertically on the iPhone when a row would be too cramped, so members stay a usable size on every screen. Full-screen graphs — now show real device history (including on/off devices as a step line), are legible on light and dark themes, and never show a blank/white screen. Graph time axis — now shows real times instead of internal numbers. Apple Music — fixed playback and now-playing; the card no longer disappears when you pick a speaker; AirPlay routing surfaced in the speaker picker. Smart alignment guides — align to the true outer edge or center of other widgets, plus even-spacing/gap snapping. Entity picker — area filter no longer reloads while scrolling; results no longer flicker. Thermostat dial — larger and no longer clips or overlaps its text. Crash fix — dictation when adding a calendar event no longer crashes. Irrigation — manual zone control (scheduling temporarily disabled pending the dedicated Flux controller). Connect screen — black background with the Flux logo. Apple TV pairing — Apple TVs on the same Apple ID now pair automatically (no unnecessary QR scan); clearer guidance for multiple TVs.

New features Retro flip clock — new "Flip" clock style with animated split-flap cards for the time and the date. Rocket launch widget — shows the next rocket launch with date, time, and a live countdown (data from Launch Library 2 / The Space Devs). Multiple countdown styles (Rounded, Mono, LED, animated Flip), per-element text sizes and colors, and country filtering. Rocket launch automation trigger — fire any automation at liftoff (T-0) or a set number of minutes before, optionally limited to launches from chosen countries (e.g. only U.S. launches). Keeps the launch schedule fresh automatically, so scrubs and delays are picked up. Image widgets can be buttons — attach entities to an image and set a tap action (toggle / open controls). Calendar event creation: choose your calendar(s) — pick one or more calendars (Apple or Home Assistant) when adding an event; your choice is remembered and synced across devices, including Apple TV. Media widget: AirPlay-capable speakers — only speakers that can actually play a stream URL (HomePod, Apple TV, Sonos, Cast, Music Assistant) are offered; Plex/NAS/Apple Music play with full transport control. Apple Weather location picker — set a specific location for the Apple Weather card. Auto-configures Home Assistant URL — sets your HA external/internal URL automatically from the address you connect with. Fixes & improvements Your settings now survive every update — fixed a bug where widget settings (tap/long-press actions, label styling, borders, etc.) could be lost on update, backup restore, undo, or Apple TV transfer. Full-screen graphs — now show real device history (including on/off devices as a step line), are legible on light and dark themes, and never show a blank/white screen. Graph time axis — now shows real times instead of internal numbers. Apple Music — fixed playback and now-playing; the card no longer disappears when you pick a speaker; AirPlay routing surfaced in the speaker picker. Smart alignment guides — align to the true outer edge or center of other widgets, plus even-spacing/gap snapping. Entity picker — area filter no longer reloads while scrolling; results no longer flicker. Thermostat dial — larger and no longer clips or overlaps its text. Crash fix — dictation when adding a calendar event no longer crashes. Irrigation — manual zone control (scheduling temporarily disabled pending the dedicated Flux controller). Connect screen — black background with the Flux logo. Apple TV pairing — Apple TVs on the same Apple ID now pair automatically (no unnecessary QR scan); clearer guidance for multiple TVs.