BrewPing v1.0.0

BrewPing lets you monitor and control coding-agent sessions running on your own computer (Mac or Windows PC) — from your iPhone and Apple Watch, over your local network.

macOS Desktop (v1.0.0)

Signed with a Developer ID certificate, notarized and stapled by Apple — Gatekeeper opens these without warnings, even offline on first launch.

File	Architecture	Size	SHA-256
BrewPing-1.0.0-Universal.dmg	Apple Silicon + Intel (recommended)	6.9 MB	0330f1ec5d71d285792560ef8739d5f4165b8b590a542b4eb87d907447984930
BrewPing-1.0.0-AppleSilicon.dmg	arm64 only	4.0 MB	4c29c6f8ee5382928901322db78515c0d42deaecc96eddc069100600bdfef350
BrewPing-1.0.0-Intel.dmg	x86_64 only	4.1 MB	90414a13b528a52afa487447ce6f6fa47a002deb90bc8612a3024b33a41c9cdd

Not sure which to pick? Take Universal — it runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Open the DMG and drag BrewPing Desktop into Applications.

Demo video

BrewPing-App-Review-Demo.mp4 (attached) — end-to-end walkthrough: pairing, status polling, switching agents, sending a command, and Apple Watch voice entry.

Reviewer quick start (no computer needed)

The iPhone app ships a built-in Demo device: Help & About → Add Demo Device. It simulates status, agents, session control and command results locally on-device — so the full UI can be reviewed without a Mac/Windows PC, without pairing, and without network setup.

Notes for review

• Demo mode is the fastest way to exercise the UI (see above).

• Local network is used for Bonjour discovery of the user's own computer; nothing leaves the LAN.

• Voice (Apple Watch) is transferred to the iPhone and transcribed with Apple's Speech framework; the audio file is deleted afterwards.

• No account, no analytics, no third-party SDKs.

• Privacy Policy: https://banmu123.github.io/BrewPing/privacy.html

• Support: czkbanmu@163.com