PocketOS 0.1.7

• Small wording updates on the settings page

PocketOS 0.1.6

• The settings page now looks and works like PocketOS: the same glass tiles and lists, PocketOS’s own lettering, and a live picture of your PocketOS at the top
• Open a section from its tile, then tap ‹ or swipe right to go back, just like on PocketOS. Your phone’s back gesture works too

PocketOS 0.1.5

• Replies to voice requests are now spoken out loud as well as shown. Turn it off, or set the volume, under Smart home → Voice on the settings page
• Lights that support it can be set warmer or cooler, or to a colour: use the buttons beside the power button on a light’s screen
• Homes set to Fahrenheit show temperatures on the right scale
• More time zones to choose from

PocketOS 0.1.4

• If your Wi-Fi password changes, PocketOS says so and the Boot button takes you straight to Wi-Fi setup
• Change Wi-Fi network and Reset PocketOS are now on PocketOS itself, under More → This PocketOS, confirmed with the Boot button
• Updates must be signed by PocketOS: firmware from anywhere else is refused
• New versions can be released gradually, and paused if a problem turns up
• PocketOS joins WPA2 Wi-Fi or better, and shares no network or home details with anyone who hasn't paired

PocketOS 0.1.3

• Works with larger homes: up to 256 devices, with lights, heating and locks always loaded before sensors
• Sensors now show room temperature and humidity only, so power and signal readings don't crowd your lists
• “Sending…” clears as soon as Home Assistant confirms a change, and a refused change shows Home Assistant’s reason once
• Rooms update by themselves when you move a device to another room in Home Assistant
• No more brief “Can’t reach home” while PocketOS starts up or Home Assistant restarts
• Lists say when they're waiting for Home Assistant, instead of looking empty

PocketOS 0.1.2

• Press and hold any device on PocketOS, or tap ··· on its screen, to add it to favourites, change its place in Favourites, or hide it
• Hidden devices are listed under More, so you can bring them back at any time
• Rename devices on the settings page. PocketOS shows your name; Home Assistant keeps its own
• Put your favourites in the order you want, on PocketOS or on the settings page

PocketOS 0.1.1

• PocketOS now starts with the PocketOS logo
• Hold the Power button for one second to switch on, so it won’t turn on by accident in a pocket. Hold it for six seconds to switch off
• Clearer wording for the Power and Boot buttons on PocketOS and its settings page
• Update options are now called Notify, Install overnight and Off

PocketOS 0.1.0

First version: companion and moods, Home Assistant control, settings website, voice,
battery history and online updates.