TeleCode 1.0.2
What's new since 1.0.1.
Highlights
- Remote Debugging (Android): Pair an Android device once, then run
adb— logcat, shell, install, and more — against it from your computer over TeleCode's encrypted P2P tunnel. No USB and no local network required; the pairing code is entered on your computer, so it never expires mid-flow. - Faster direct connections: Public hosts can accept direct P2P connections on a fixed port, with in-app guided setup to open it — lower latency and less reliance on the encrypted relay.
- Sign in with GitHub on the web and desktop clients (alongside Google and Apple).
- Connection reliability, stability, and UI polish across all clients.
Desktop installers are attached below (Windows x64, macOS Apple Silicon). On Ubuntu/Debian, install via apt instead — it keeps you updated:
curl -fsSL https://dl.telecode.cc/install.sh | sh
SHA-256
14564fdfa003f438d8586ddfa7c640a0e289e32217de36350a135f4c88264ea4 TeleCode-Setup.exe
e8f7b4674b23d459361f6cccd9880f33c53abf753a3ebd19502316f8c20843ea TeleCode.dmg
The Windows installer isn't code-signed yet — SmartScreen may warn on first run; click More info → Run anyway. iOS and Android apps are in store review. The web client needs no install.