What's new
- Security and stability improvements under the hood — a maintenance release with no changes to how you use the app.
What's new
- The app now keeps your computer awake while a life check is running, so monitoring is not interrupted by sleep (the screen can still turn off).
- After you buy a license, the key is now emailed to you automatically.
- Internal stability and security improvements.
What's new
- Node charts: one shared legend and one time-range scrubber at the bottom of the list (instead of per-chart), plus an arrow button that jumps back to the latest data.
- Live-follow: while you are viewing the latest data the charts advance with each check so every new ping stays visible; scrubbing into history pauses it.
- Expanded rows show the node comment inline next to the name (single line) instead of a separate row, and the gap below each chart is tighter.
- Clicking a chart no longer draws a focus outline; the radio-horizon panel now centres the map on the link (with a crosshair recenter button).
What's new
- Elevation heatmap overlay for the map: toggle a colour-shaded terrain layer whose palette adapts to the elevation range of the area currently on screen.
- Radio horizon "from here": the origin point now appears on the map the moment you start the calculation, before you pick the second endpoint.
- Interface refinements: the node-list status indicator, and a radio-horizon panel that opens without scrolling with its Close button on the title row (and map controls that lift above it).
What's new
- Remote node life checks over ICMP (raw sockets), with an optional TCP-connect port check per node.
- Offline-first desktop app: results are stored locally in SQLite and synced to the server when online.
- Interactive map (OSM streets, satellite, topo) with manual node links and a radio-horizon + Fresnel-zone terrain profile whose A/B endpoints are draggable.
- Network schema view auto-built from traceroute data.
- Fleet analytics: uptime ranking, per-device-type availability, and availability/RTT/packet-loss trends.
- Telegram bot notifications with interactive commands (/status, /mute, /language, and more) in five languages.
- In-app auto-update for the desktop app.
- Full interface internationalization (English, Russian, French, Spanish, German) and admin tools: logs, user presence, and remote diagnostics.