Release Notes — Version 1.21.0

What's new:

• Every state has its own label, MQTT value, icon and color
• New look on the tile: a segmented control replaces the previous one
• States adapt to the tile size — one row, two rows, or a menu on the smallest tiles
• Wait for device confirmation toggle: publishes with a timeout and a loading indicator, and can be turned off for an unreliable broker
• States are included in backups, config sharing and widget cloning

Existing widgets:

Migrated automatically on update: the former "On" and "Off" values become the first two states, keeping their icons and colors. Nothing needs to be reconfigured.

See the Widget Parameter Configuration section of the documentation for details.

What's new:

• No limit on the number of states (at least two)
• The current state is shown as a compact row; tapping it opens a menu with every option
• States are configured exactly like Switch: label, MQTT value, icon, color
• Waiting for device confirmation is supported

Example:

An air conditioner publishes AUTO, COOL, HEAT, DRY, FAN to home/ac/mode. Five states with readable labels — the widget both displays the current mode and switches it.

See the Widget Parameter Configuration section of the documentation for details.

How it works:

• Enabled in Settings → Interface → Home screen, off by default
• With the lock on, a long press on the Home screen does nothing: no widget context menu, no drag and drop
• Taps, switches, buttons, regulators and dropdown lists keep working as usual
• The lock also applies inside a group — the same widgets stay protected there

Good to know:

Editing, cloning and deleting a widget remain available the usual way: tap the widget → widget screen → the action you need.

What's new:

• The preview is drawn by the same code as the tile on the Home screen — you see how the parameter will actually look
• Every type has a description: what it shows and whether it can control the device
• Name and Data type are now one card, with the name first

Clearer setting names:

• "Widget Property Type" → "Data type"
• "Appearance on the dashboard" → "Icon", described as "Choose an icon and a color"
• The appearance dialog title → "Icon and color"

See the Widget Parameter Configuration section of the documentation for details.

What's new:

• Multiple addresses for one broker — for example, a local IP at home and a cloud domain
• Priority — High / Medium / Low: higher priority addresses are tried first
• Network Scope — which networks an address suits: Any / Wi-Fi only / Cellular only
• Automatic failover to the next address when the current one is unavailable
• Growing pause between attempts (2 s → 60 s) and reset on network change
• Quick enable/disable and delete moved to a menu on the address screen
• Connection addresses are now included in backups

Availability:

The first endpoint is free. Adding more endpoints requires a Premium subscription.

Learn more in the Broker Endpoints section of the documentation.

Export (Publish):

• Settings → Share configurations over MQTT → Export configuration
• Choose what to include: scenes, scripts, broker credentials
• Optionally set an encryption password and storage period (1–30 days)
• Tap Publish — the configuration appears on the broker

Receive (Import):

• Enable Receive configurations — the app subscribes to config/share/+
• Received configurations: View details, Apply, Decline
• Import modes: Merge or Replace all
• Password entry is now a separate step, with an option to save it for automatic use on future configurations
• Revoke your own published configuration — removes it from the broker so other devices no longer see it
• The Author field is now Configuration name

Learn more in the Share configurations over MQTT section of the documentation.

What's new:

• LogicalBlock — group multiple conditions with AND/OR logic:
  Example: "If temperature > 30°C AND humidity < 20%"
  or: "If button pressed OR more than 1 hour passed"
• StartAppCondition — triggers when the app starts. Useful for executing actions after a restart.
• Sound notification — play a sound or show a push notification as a script action

Where to find:

Menu → Scripts → create or edit a script

New blocks are available in the condition constructor:

• LogicalBlock (AND/OR)
• StartAppCondition
• Action: sound notification

Incoming data (premium):

Format broker data before displaying:

Outgoing data (free):

Format outgoing payload — useful for building JSON commands:

Self-signed certificates:

1. When creating/editing a broker, select ssl:// or wss:// protocol
2. Enable Self-Signed Certificate toggle
3. The app will trust any certificate from this broker

Custom CA certificates:

1. Select ssl:// or wss:// protocol
2. Keep Self-Signed Certificate disabled
3. Tap Select certificate file
4. Pick a .pem certificate file via system file picker
5. The selected filename will be displayed

Three-stage pipeline:

1. JsonPath — extract field from JSON (previously available)
2. Regex (primary) — extract data with a regular expression
3. Regex (secondary) — post-process the result

Additional options:

• Time regex — separate expression to extract timestamps from payload
• Secondary regex — apply another regex to the result of the first one

How to set up:

1. Open widget editing
2. In Topic In section, enable Regex parse data toggle
3. Fill in the regex patterns for data and time
4. Optionally enable secondary regex