Legacy v1.0.1 SD-card image (pre-Docker)

This historical SD-card image uses Bask’s former systemd installation and is no longer the recommended setup. New installs should start with 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS and use the current one-line Docker installer: https://jlyfshhh.github.io/bask/#start Existing image users can run the same installer to migrate their settings and history safely.

v1.0.0

Ready-to-flash Bask image for Raspberry Pi. Write it to an SD card with
Raspberry Pi Imager, set your Wi-Fi in
the app, power on, and open http://bask.local:8080.
Full visual walkthrough → https://jlyfshhh.github.io/bask/

Works on any 64-bit Raspberry Pi (Pi 3 / 3B+, 4, 400, 5, Zero 2 W).

Security: the image ships with no known login (a random, discarded
password). You never need to log in — just use the dashboard. To enable SSH,
set your own username and password in Raspberry Pi Imager when you flash.

Full Changelog: v1.0.0-rc1...v1.0.0

v1.0.0-rc1

Ready-to-flash Bask image for Raspberry Pi. Write it to an SD card with
Raspberry Pi Imager, set your Wi-Fi in
the app, power on, and open http://bask.local:8080.
Full visual walkthrough → https://jlyfshhh.github.io/bask/

Works on any 64-bit Raspberry Pi (Pi 3 / 3B+, 4, 400, 5, Zero 2 W).

Security: the image ships with no known login (a random, discarded
password). You never need to log in — just use the dashboard. To enable SSH,
set your own username and password in Raspberry Pi Imager when you flash.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jlyfshhh/bask/commits/v1.0.0-rc1