Updates
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v2.5.0: the rail, Settings, and the rating popup
A polish release. The connection rail is full height again and stays put behind Settings, connections sort alphabetically, and the old rating popup is gone.
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v2.4.0: Quick Buttons
Press any Companion button from Shortcuts, Siri, or the Action button, with the app closed. One Quick Button is free; CyberDeck Pro removes the limit.
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DeckHand 1.0
The operator app is on the App Store. $4.99, one time, iPad. It runs the role your tech lead published, and nothing else.
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v2.3.0: Operator Roles
Publish a role to someone running DeckHand, and they get exactly those buttons and variables. Pairing is LAN-only, by QR code or a 6-character code.
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Submitted: CyberDeck 2.3 and DeckHand 1.0
Both went to App Review today. They pair on a new wire version that refuses to talk to the old one, so neither ships alone.
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CyberDeck for Android
A native Android build is on Google Play. Same protocol, same LAN-only shape, no shared code with iOS.
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v2.2.0: the rail, and sharper cells
The connection rail says what's actually happening. Big iPad cells render sharp. The Satellite port moves out of your way.
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v2.1.0: iOS 17 + polish
iOS 17 now supported. ConnectionPill no longer falls through to the button underneath. Dashboard subscription race fixed.
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v2.0.0: ground-up rewrite
v2 is a real Companion surface. Live button state, encoder rotation, custom dashboards, multiple connections, all over your LAN.
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v1.2.0: layout profiles
Layout profiles, faster reconnection after dropout, correct scaling on every iPad size.
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Connection stability fix
Fixes a disconnect that fired when the phone screen locked. Sessions now stay alive in the background.
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CyberDeck is now available
v1 ships on the App Store. Full button grid mirroring from Companion, live button state, multi-page navigation.