What's new

One key again, and it finally changes when you renew it. Plus a full visual rebuild, a proper bottom navigation bar, and every icon redrawn as vector art instead of the system glyphs that were standing in for them.

• Keys carry a nonce. The old key was a straight hash of your device id, which meant a renewal handed back the exact same thirteen characters every time. Now the first four digits are a nonce, so every key is genuinely new.
• One key, not two. The extra server-held key is gone. Simpler for you, and we are not going to pretend it made the gate stronger, because it did not.
• The channel trip is the gate. Tap go to channel, come back, and the app mints your key on the spot. No copying, no browser, and it works with no network at all.
• Fixed the dark theme tile. It was calling an API this app never used, so tapping it did absolutely nothing. It now flips the real system switch on Android 12 and up.
• Second shade tile for motion. Turns every animation scale to zero at once, which is the single change that makes an older phone feel quickest.
• Peak refresh rate and font scale, both cycling through sensible values instead of buried in display settings.
• Bottom navigation. Five destinations, following the Material 3 pattern, so the app feels like one place instead of five screens.
• A Status screen showing the key, the exact expiry, extensions left, permissions and device state, every row read from a real API.
• Notifications on two channels so key warnings can interrupt and confirmations cannot.
• Every icon redrawn as stroke-based vector art, sharing one grid and one weight. No emoji anywhere, which also meant no icons that render differently on your phone than on mine.