v0.7.0

Your style is now a file, style.toml, that you or a coding agent can edit from Linux; changes show within a second. New settings for gaps, borders and the system bars, which can sit on the same glass as your widgets. Widgets can show your next alarm, Do Not Disturb and battery saver, turn on the torch, share text and use app icons. yay in a terminal no longer asks for a password.

v0.6.0

Apps from a work profile show up beside your own, and with one the drawer splits into personal and work tabs, where you can pause work apps. Swipe up on home to open the app drawer, or turn it off in settings. Widgets can follow your corner style, and the widget store only takes widgets that pass values into commands safely. Widget screens can raise the keyboard as they open.

v0.5.0

Add your own themes, like Omarchy's, and use your own picture as the background. Themes are now the style screen, where you also pick the terminal's font and text size. The terminal shows Chinese, Japanese and Korean, takes their keyboards, and types characters like æ or ö. Tablets and wide screens get larger text and use the extra room in the app drawer and widget store. Terminal tiles are in the widget store, and coding agents no longer update themselves.