Changelog

New Features

• In-app support form, send a message from Settings → Support without leaving the app, replacing the link out to the website
• Tag filtering on the Monitors tab, a pill row appears under the status filters whenever any monitor has tags, with each pill picking up its Kuma colour; tap to toggle and multi-select to combine
• Soft monitor-list refresh, pull-to-refresh and returning to the foreground now ask Kuma to re-broadcast its monitor list without dropping the socket, so server-side changes (notably tag edits) appear without a reconnect
• Scrub the response time chart on the monitor detail page, press and drag across the chart to see the latency and timestamp at any point, with a small floating readout following your finger and a light haptic on each heartbeat
• Support for Uptime Kuma's new oracledb monitor type (Uptime Kuma 2.3.0)
• Support for Uptime Kuma's websocket-upgrade monitor type, including editing the wss:// URL in the monitor form

Refinements

• Default monitor sort is now alphabetical (A–Z), and the "Default order" option has been retired, sort is just A–Z or Z–A. Anyone who had Default order picked is migrated to A–Z automatically. (Thanks Kevin for the feedback.)
• Maintenance tab in Manage now leads with a clearer explanatory note, emphasising that the list contains the schedules you've created, not the monitors currently in maintenance. Empty state retitled "No Schedules". (Thanks Kevin for the feedback.)
• Subtle "built by Bobby Holmes" credit link added under the Settings footer wordmark

Performance

• Smoother scrolling on the Monitors tab, heartbeats no longer write to disk on every flush, live response times flow through a per-monitor observable instead of a polled dict, uptime ticks are batched and dropped when the rounded value hasn't changed, tag decoding is cached, group counts are memoised, and the heartbeat bar chart is rasterised. Multiple smaller layers but the cumulative effect is noticeable, especially on long lists.

Bug Fixes

• Adding a server with a plain http:// URL now shows an inline warning and a clear error explaining that iOS blocks plain HTTP, with guidance on exposing Kuma over HTTPS via a reverse proxy. (Thanks Thomas for the feedback.)
• Servers with missing or rejected stored credentials previously left the UI stuck on Offline with no message, the connection manager now flips the status badge and surfaces an auth error so you can re-sign-in instead of hanging silently
• Filtering by Down, Maintenance or Paused on the Monitors tab no longer renders empty group folders, top-level groups now hide unless they contain a descendant matching the active filter
• Page titles could overlap the iOS status bar on certain devices (notably iPhone 15 Pro Max), the headers now always sit below the system clock

New Features

• Server picker on the Manage tab, switch between configured servers and see which monitors and maintenance windows live on each, matching the Monitors tab behaviour
• Choose which server to add a new monitor to, the Add Monitor form now shows a target server picker when you have more than one configured
• Type numbers directly into stepper fields, port, packet size, intervals, retries, and other numeric inputs now accept tap-to-edit input instead of requiring +/- presses

Refinements

• Default monitor sort is now alphabetical (A–Z), existing installs are migrated automatically on next launch; the sort menu still lets you switch back to server order or Z–A
• Display title no longer overlaps the system status bar on certain iPhones
• New monitors appear in the Manage list immediately after creation instead of waiting for the next sync

Bug Fixes

• Fixed maintenance toggle not visually reflecting the paused/active state, sliding the toggle now flips the row immediately and stops the maintenance as expected
• Fixed Save button being incorrectly disabled when editing a maintenance window with no monitors selected, you can now save with zero monitors to clear all assignments
• Fixed "Cannot read properties of undefined" and "NOT NULL constraint failed: monitor.conditions" errors when adding a monitor on Uptime Kuma 2.x, required default fields are now seeded automatically

New Features

• Persistent down alerts, opt-in time-sensitive notifications that break through Focus and Do Not Disturb so you don't miss an outage
• Sort monitors alphabetically (A–Z or Z–A) from a new sort menu beside the search bar on the Monitors tab; your choice is remembered between sessions

Performance

• Fixed UI lockup when switching between tabs with many monitors,Response Times card no longer blocks the main thread on appear
• Reduced redraw cost on the dashboard, heartbeat updates for one monitor no longer invalidate the entire monitor list
• Smoother scrolling on the Monitors tab, heartbeat charts now reserve their space from first paint instead of growing as data loads, and nested group lists update independently rather than rebuilding together
• Removed the always-on red pulse animation from the Monitors list dots; the leading red bar still flags down monitors and scroll no longer competes with per-row animations
• Throttled the response time number on each Monitors row to refresh every 10 seconds, detail view and widget continue to update live

Refinements

• Removed the unused "Switch" button from the settings server card, all configured servers are always live

Bug Fixes

• Fixed servers with two-factor authentication showing as "disconnected" in the app even when they were working normally, sign-in is now recognised correctly on every reconnect

Pulled before release, a regression slipped through testing, so we skipped straight to v2.0.2 with the fix included.

New Features

• A fresh look throughout the app, refined typography, layout, and colours across every screen
• Brand new app icon
• Rename your servers to whatever you like, so each one is easy to recognise at a glance
• A redesigned home screen widget for a clearer view of your monitors without opening the app
• Quiet hours, silence notifications during chosen times so alerts don't interrupt sleep or meetings
• Choose whether you want to be notified for down events, recovery events, or both
• Pick a custom sound for your notifications

Refinements

• API keys can now be removed after they've been added

Bug Fixes

• TCP monitors now display correctly, previously they always appeared as down
• Resolved a slowdown that could occur when using multiple servers with a large number of monitors
• Cloudflare secrets are now applied reliably

New Features

• Cloudflare Access support, connect to Uptime Kuma instances behind Cloudflare Zero Trust with Service Token authentication
• Custom HTTP headers, add arbitrary headers for reverse proxies and custom authentication gateways
• No-auth server support, connect to Uptime Kuma instances with authentication disabled
• Email (SMTP) monitor type, properly displays SMTP monitors with envelope icon and hostname:port

Bug Fixes

• Fixed dark mode readability, status header backgrounds now adapt to dark mode instead of showing bright pastels with unreadable text
• Fixed heartbeat bar charts showing empty gray bars due to UTC timestamp parsing, bars now fill correctly regardless of device timezone
• Fixed heartbeat timestamp parsing for MariaDB-backed servers that include milliseconds
• Fixed "Add" button not working in Manage tab for monitors and maintenance windows
• Fixed server connection status dot always showing red in server list
• Fixed maintenance windows showing "No monitors assigned" when monitors were assigned

• Redesigned Overview tab with living dashboard, uptime rings, heartbeat river, response time sparklines, and active maintenance countdown
• Redesigned monitor detail with response time chart and grouped recent checks
• Pause, resume, edit, and delete monitors directly from monitor detail
• Maintenance window management with create, toggle, and monitor assignment
• Incident quick actions from the overview tab
• Widget improvements, paused badge, maintenance status display
• Synced pause/resume status from Uptime Kuma web interface
• Fixed scroll performance issues and SwiftData background crash
• Folder hierarchy now shows monitors before subgroups

• Initial release
• Real-time monitor status via Socket.IO
• Push notifications for down/recovery events
• Multi-server support
• Heartbeat bar charts with 24-hour history
• Maintenance window management
• Home screen widgets (small & medium)
• Overview tab with uptime summary
• Incident history
• Dark mode support