Android and controller firmware have independent version sequences. Android 0.1.0 is a public beta for testing, not version 1.0.0. The controller now has v0.10.5 as its accepted stable firmware baseline.
Preserves the accepted alpha07 functionality under the new version sequence. APK/lint/protocol checks and Android API 29/35 smoke tests passed. Broader phone/radio compatibility testing continues. This is not version 1.0.0.
0.1.1, 0.1.2 and later patch versions cover small changes. 0.2.0 and later minor versions cover substantial work. 1.0.0 is reserved for the first production release.
Selected stable on 2026-11-09 after device use. The user reports it is working very stably; its exact image is checksum-pinned.
The prior stable image remains available as a checksum-pinned recovery option.
The original recovery baseline is also retained unchanged.
Adds offline raster map packs, area downloads, saved-area previews and resumable storage cleanup. The user selected this version as stable after device use.
Restores the v0.9.31 raster map, adds two-finger pinch zoom and a saved 1.25x magnification option. The user confirmed the build is functioning very well and extremely stable.
Adds independent last-heard colors and a saved 0-365 day retention limit. Protects favorites and conversations, filters stale imports, and preserves legacy SD archives.
A manual Flip 180 also corrects and saves the automatic rotation reference, preventing AUTO from undoing the readable orientation.
Uses the built-in accelerometer for 180-degree rotation, with a saved quick-panel lock and manual flip. Reuses the telemetry task and LCD hardware mirrors.
Earlier device-tested stable image. Includes independent network styles, zoom dismissal, local night maps and corrected MeshCore GPS markers.
Adds a saved switch to show individual markers instead of nearby groups.
Uses software AES to avoid observed hardware-AES DMA allocation failures; encryption and certificate verification remain enabled.
Moves Wi-Fi RX code from IRAM to flash; the compiled shared-RAM footprint decreases by 9,472 bytes.
Adds bounded console records identifying task, allocation API and DMA/internal memory requirements.
Replaces long group text with four fixed preview rows and explicit zoom.
Adds bounded memory samples and task stack observations through the console.
Shows up to 32 recently heard nodes per protocol from the last 14 days, retains MeshCore favorites, adds manual refresh and fixed card positions, and removes repeated message-history scans.
Fixes overlapping node and channel cards with fixed row positions and spacing. Adds a memory snapshot for internal RAM, PSRAM, DMA-capable RAM and UI stack headroom.
Identifies people, repeaters, rooms and sensors with compact badges; shows short IDs, route type and last-heard age. Uses simpler labels to fix an LVGL stack overflow. Hardware-tested stable release.
Refreshes node and channel cards with network markers, aligned metadata and a compact add-channel sheet in the project’s dark and orange palette.
Uses a vertical layout with fixed-height cards and consistent gaps so each detail stays on its own line.
Separates node names, last-heard time, unread counts and traffic totals into fixed-height lines with truncation.
Draws node rows in small timed batches to reduce LVGL stalls and watchdog delays while keeping the list usable.
Defers Home-card refresh to the LVGL timer to avoid a reboot caused by stack use during startup.
Adds on-device Wi-Fi and Bluetooth power controls, a Bluetooth stop action during startup, safer BLE startup handling and a fixed node-list viewport.
Aligns node and channel names, unread counts and activity in compact columns; handles long names without overlap.
Batches node and channel rows, improves node ordering and shows direct-message and channel unread totals.
Adds vertical node lists, sorting by last heard or distance, message and traffic counts, channel unread totals and channel creation shortcuts.
Moves the map worker stack to PSRAM, performs map setting writes on the UI task and reports allocation failures.
Reuses the existing BLE coordinator task for reconnect and pairing, avoiding another large internal-RAM task allocation.
Starts the Bluetooth controller before Wi-Fi to avoid a boot loop caused by limited contiguous internal RAM.
Fixes an LVGL task stack overflow that occurred when opening nearby-node clusters on the map.
Adds short node labels, tap-for-details, proximity clusters, marker sizes and activity colors based on recent radio timestamps.
Makes radio-setting menus more compact and adds clear Back navigation on the device and in remote access.
Organizes Meshtastic and MeshCore settings into their own category menus.