• Use iPhone Duo’s inner display to keep routes beside the map and details, or network tools beside their editors. Fold and unfold without losing your open page or draft. • Explore a redesigned Network tab with dedicated Network Details and Live Connections pages. • See a clearer public IP and location summary, refresh results from the header, and copy or report an address from its menu. • Enable on-device Traffic Statistics to compare Today, This Month, and Last Month by host, route, or interface. Search and inspect upload/download totals and connection counts, with controls to pause or clear history. Recording starts when enabled; WireGuard and private-network traffic are not included. • Enjoy consistent glass panels across Rules and Tools, with improved large-text navigation. • Review richer VPN stop reports with memory and connection-lifetime diagnostics.

• Tap any route to open its details, then manage rule assignments by Default, Mainland China, or Hong Kong. The assignment editor opens smoothly and shows existing assignments. • Plus catalog refreshes retain your saved routes when a server is temporarily unavailable. • Report an incorrect IP location from Network details or the map. Search for a city, review the exact IP and location, and submit it for review. Approved corrections are shared across devices and expire automatically. • Rules, Tools, and setup pages expand with solid backgrounds. Return to Network to restore the map layout. • Clearer first-connection guidance, a visible Add Rule button for empty rules, and shorter help for the selected rule type. • Import WireGuard profiles directly from private-network setup. Route diagnostics now explains missing requirements and offers a direct next step. • One consistent protocol selector when adding a server, with clearer route import options. • Route details show entry, relay, and exit locations together, with destination-first stacked flags and compact service checks. Map annotations stay visible and route lines use finer dashes. • Direct traffic uses your network’s DNS; proxied traffic keeps remote DNS. Custom DNS settings and imported WireGuard DNS are respected. • Plus routes refresh silently at launch and can be refreshed separately from network details. • Browse and refresh private devices without connecting the VPN, with clearer saved-data age and last-seen status.

• Inspect recent connection attempts with their route, matched rule, outcome, traffic totals, and available timings. Search and filter history from the current VPN session. • See rejected DNS requests alongside completed connections. • Enjoy clearer route markers, improved grouped server selection, and more space for the globe when the connection panel is collapsed.

• Now available on Mac, with a dedicated sidebar and interactive globe. • VPN Stops is now a separate tool for disconnect history and diagnostics. Network Activity focuses on live traffic and packet captures. • Singapore via China now shows the complete China → Hong Kong → Singapore flag sequence, with Hong Kong included on the globe preview. • ChatGPT and Claude and Google, X, and Telegram join Ads and trackers as Plus-only provided rulesets. Custom rules and rulesets remain free, and existing saved routing is preserved. • Simplified latency refresh controls and added a remembered sort option: default order or fastest latency first. The list reorders after a refresh finishes.

• Added a provided Blocked websites ruleset for services such as Google, YouTube, and Telegram, with the same setup flow as AI services. • Assign routes directly in Rule Based mode and see the selected rule routes on the globe. • Fixed ruleset enable switches, including pausing the last active ruleset. • Improved route recommendations for your current network. • Redesigned server rows with readable traffic usage and a clear menu for route details and actions. • Remembered recent server latency and locations for faster loading, with refreshed measurements when needed. • Improved globe markers and fixed spacing in the Plus Chain editor. • Removed the blank lock screen when returning to the app.

Home now shows whether the device is using Wi-Fi, cellular, Ethernet, another network, an on-demand connection, or is offline, including Low Data Mode status. Network-exit details refresh whenever the device path changes. Gigoter Plus servers can now be copied into credential-free Plus-to-Plus chains: choose another Plus server as the entry, change it later, and preserve any service-authored path already required by the exit. If a selected relay is retired, the saved chain remains available to repair or remove. Managed credentials remain protected from local storage and ss:// export, while entitlement, overlap, cycle, and four-hop safety checks continue to fail closed.

See both an optional one-time physical location and the approximate location of your current network exit on the dashboard. Country matching stays on device, and the signed GeoIP database can now update securely between app releases. Rule Based routing now assigns a proxy explicitly to each proxy rule instead of relying on a default. Managed-server refresh failures are nonblocking, and server-list menus are more stable.

Gigoter Plus adds optional managed routes with automatic setup, secure credential refresh, and a 50 GB monthly allowance per server. This update also adds per-server usage tracking, Server Globe, network activity diagnostics, and improved connection controls.