1.5.2 beta 1

ConcordeVPN 1.5.2.

• iOS profiles: a hostname server gets a DOMAIN rule, not IP-CIDR,host/32 (the whole profile was refused)
• Mode explainer hangs from the title bar as a sheet: square top, slides down
• Mode explainer: shorter, in three tiers (plain summary, trade-offs, technical lines)
• Mode explainer: what each mode does and gives up, linked from the Auto tooltip; the line under the scale is gone
• Fix batch 2: fewer stuck states, safer password prompts, a steadier Speed card
• Version 1.5.2 on main (nightlies only)
• Fix batch 1: Test after a test says so, bold notes, shortcut recorder lets go, Escape order, server list stays open, leak test any exit; server install and DDNS token guards
• Version 1.5.1 on main (build kept at the stable's 55); nightlies only
• The low-numbers tooltip: a 'Hide this message' link, per measurement
• Test menu: a bold 'Pick a test to run' heading; the low-numbers popup says this Mac and names a weak Wi-Fi signal
• ...and 51 more since v52

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.5.2 nightly f562800

ConcordeVPN 1.5.2 nightly f562800

• Where menu: scrolling the list (wheel or its scrollbar) no longer closes it

1.5

ConcordeVPN 1.5.0.

• Bonding — use two connections at once, like Wi-Fi and Ethernet or a phone by USB, for networks that cap each device (many hotels). Switch it on in Settings › Network and tick the connections.
• Metered connections — a phone, or any connection on a data plan, is detected, counted and kept in reserve by Low data: it joins only while your main line is nearly full. Each has its own data limit and a Metered tick you can change.
• Auto picks the fastest server — with several servers, Auto measures each on your network and uses the fastest, never the one that is your own internet line. Each server has a "Let Auto pick this server" tick.
• A cleaner main window — the ring beside the status, Mode and Exit as two rows that open in place, your ISP under your IP, and the speed test in every mode. A lock marks Brutal's locked speeds and a caution marks a busy line during a test.
• Mobile setup — Settings › Servers shows QR codes for Trojan, Hysteria 2 and Reality, for any phone VPN app that reads those links.
• Servers — change a server's passwords from the app, rename it, change its address (a hostname works, for a home server), and see why its updates can't be checked. Servers with firmware updates offer them behind a clearly warned tick.
• Protocols — the route line names the protocol in use, and Advanced lists Hysteria 2 ×4 and Hysteria 2 + Brutal.
• Extended speed test — under Auto optimize, Test offers Quick or Extended.
• NextDNS — set or change your NextDNS ID in Settings › Network. Settings also opens fresh every time.
• New engine setup — after updating, accept the Engine update card: it asks for your password once.

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.5 beta 1

ConcordeVPN 1.5.0.

• Bonding — use two connections at once, like Wi-Fi and Ethernet or a phone by USB, for networks that cap each device (many hotels). Switch it on in Settings › Network and tick the connections.
• Metered connections — a phone, or any connection on a data plan, is detected, counted and kept in reserve by Low data: it joins only while your main line is nearly full. Each has its own data limit and a Metered tick you can change.
• Auto picks the fastest server — with several servers, Auto measures each on your network and uses the fastest, never the one that is your own internet line. Each server has a "Let Auto pick this server" tick.
• A cleaner main window — the ring beside the status, Mode and Exit as two rows that open in place, your ISP under your IP, and the speed test in every mode. A lock marks Brutal's locked speeds and a caution marks a busy line during a test.
• Mobile setup — Settings › Servers shows QR codes for Trojan, Hysteria 2 and Reality, for any phone VPN app that reads those links.
• Servers — change a server's passwords from the app, rename it, change its address (a hostname works, for a home server), and see why its updates can't be checked. Servers with firmware updates offer them behind a clearly warned tick.
• Protocols — the route line names the protocol in use, and Advanced lists Hysteria 2 ×4 and Hysteria 2 + Brutal.
• Extended speed test — under Auto optimize, Test offers Quick or Extended.
• NextDNS — set or change your NextDNS ID in Settings › Network. Settings also opens fresh every time.
• New engine setup — after updating, accept the Engine update card: it asks for your password once.
• A beta — bonding and Auto's server choice are new. If something misbehaves, the Engine card's Reinstall and Bypass are the quick ways out; tell us what you saw.

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.4

ConcordeVPN 1.4.0.

• A kill switch: while the tunnel is up, nothing gets around it
• Auto optimize: a full speed test of each network picks the mode for it
• Performance and Ultra race every protocol and lock onto the fastest
• The full speed test measures your line first, and says whether the VPN or the line is the limit
• Apps that require encrypted DNS (IPTV One) no longer stall: macOS now knows the tunnel is a VPN
• Only SSH to your own servers leaves outside the tunnel
• Servers: OS updates from the app, and a warning on one that isn't answering
• Settings in five sections, and no two settings that contradict each other
• The mode slider glides, the bypass list is yours to edit, and Bypass captchas explains itself
• An update card in the app's own look, and an engine update that can't hang

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.4 RC2

ConcordeVPN 1.4.0.

• The fast modes lock onto the line the table calls fastest
• Auto's speed line shows the last measurement: down | up
• Engine setup revision 7: the SSH-only server rule reaches installed engines
• Line speed says in bold that it is unavailable while Auto optimize is on
• Only SSH to a VPN server leaves outside the tunnel
• Tell macOS the tunnel is a VPN, so apps that require encrypted DNS stop stalling
• Ultra modes work the same whether you or Auto picked them
• No two settings contradict each other: one owner per control, one meaning per press
• Retest line speeds from the menubar; a retest interval in Settings › Network
• Settings › About links the website
• ...and 20 more since v51

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.4 RC1

ConcordeVPN 1.4.0.

• Server updates and health: second review round
• Server updates and health: fixes from the pre-release review
• Servers: in-app OS updates, and a warning triangle on a server that isn't answering
• server/update-servers.sh: full OS update of ConcordeVPN servers, run from the Mac
• release.sh: publish the server installer inside the site sync, not before its dirty-tree guard
• No Full Screen or zoom on the main window; the busy-line note becomes a tooltip
• The full test always measures Hysteria + Brutal and shows its numbers
• Auto's measuring line says how far along it is: "Auto · measuring · 38% · 3 min"
• Adding or removing a server puts it into the engine at once
• Removing a server the app created now actually offers to delete it at DigitalOcean
• ...and 15 more since v50

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.4 beta 2

ConcordeVPN 1.4.0.

• The full test measures the direct line first, and says whether the VPN or the line is the limit
• The kill switch drops instead of refusing, and its self-test tells blocked from broken
• An update card in the app's own look, and an engine update that can't hang
• A kill switch: while the tunnel is up, nothing gets around it
• An engine-update card, a full test that says what to do, and a log that stays small
• Settings in five sections, and a full test that shows what the network is doing
• Switching off no longer strands the connections the tunnel was carrying
• The slider leads the route card, and the info button loses its second ring
• Performance and Ultra race every transport and use the fastest one
• The switch says "Bypass captchas", the eye explains it, and a reinstall says so
• ...and 31 more since v48

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.4 beta 1

ConcordeVPN 1.4.0.

• About footer: drop the trailing clause, add the V23 lineage on the right
• The mode slider glides, and drags freely before settling on a notch
• The caution popup can be reached with the pointer now
• The bypass list is the user's now, and a More link explains all five modes
• Stop the app assuming everyone's exit is in New York
• Settings always reopens on About
• Settings read in lifecycle order; a class collision was cutting the server rows
• Speed limits: round the entered value, and say what Auto does for both modes
• Speed limits: choose auto or state the line yourself
• After updating, the app offered you the build you had just installed

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh

1.3

ConcordeVPN 1.3.0.

• About: a What's new box with the build's release notes; the app checks for updates every time it opens
• Updates: public mirror, once a day, a real offer dialog with Skip; Servers Apply shows progress and reads the new engine
• Removing an exit no longer breaks Apply; ⌘Q survives opening Settings
• Servers: the 'not in the engine yet' banner compared group names too, so it never cleared
• Re-verify the exit when Auto moves it — the IP line was describing the old site
• Engine updates: a pin bump tool, a release gate, and an in-app nudge

macOS — download the .dmg, drag the app to Applications. First launch:
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ 'Open Anyway' (one time). The app
installs its own VPN engine — no other set-up.

Requires your own server: the one-command installer is at
https://flyconcordefly.com/concordevpn-server.sh