Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-beta.27

Share from your phone with one tap: choose Send to device and it goes to the device you are using right now. You get a moment to cancel or pick another device, and the phone tells you when it opened or why it did not. In Settings, When I share can be set to Always ask.

Links from other devices now open right away unless you turned that off. A new link replaces one still waiting instead of being refused.

Each device can stop sharing when it is in use from Settings.

Local agents on a Mac can read new message codes for a few minutes if you turn it on in Settings > Notifications. It starts off.

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-nightly.20261108

Nightly build of rr/main at 70e933c.

Changes since v0.10.0-rr.1-beta.26:

• Android: Play build (no self-updater, no install or SMS permissions) and a test-key QA build (141d6d3)
• Play build: drop READ_CONTACTS (only used by Text messages); check no call-log permissions (4bd29c9)
• CI: rerun (android tasks pass locally) (35fde2c)
• Keep Play permissions unavailable and verify store build isolation (dff22c5)
• Reject unsigned additions in Play bundle verification (9262f06)
• Retain bounded store test reports when verification fails (f229670)
• Gate Play setup and verify final store artifact identity (f4e29fa)
• Enable unit tests for the Play and QA build variants (a2c426e)
• Check Play permission removals before store packaging (469fecb)
• Skip unavailable install permission probes during Play startup (1f1f306)
• Use the UI settings fixture for the startup permission regression (90e77df)
• Merge pull request #8 from round-robin-solutions/rr/play-flavour (70e933c)

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-beta.26

Trusted servers get only the permissions you choose on your phone, for the duration you choose. A separate Read your notifications permission lets an agent read the current notifications allowed by your existing forwarding switch and blocked-app list. It starts off and does not allow replies or dismissal.

Revoking or expiring a code or clipboard permission now stops pending delivery. One-time codes remain available to each independently granted server, and their freshness limit includes time while the phone sleeps.

This release also includes the merged menu-panel and Settings improvements, Tailscale setup guidance, and local actions for known copied links, phone numbers and email addresses.

Existing devices, pairings and permission choices are preserved. No permissions are enabled by this update.

Built on Bridgey by Semyon Mikhailov. Built with the assistance of OpenAI Codex.

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-nightly.20261107

Nightly build of rr/main at f820d45.

Changes since v0.10.0-rr.1-beta.25:

• Measure native menu panel openings with synthetic fixtures (006082c)
• Reuse the menu panel and make transitions reversible (72d0661)
• Prepare the menu panel while hidden and refresh after its entrance (7ceac8e)
• Make Settings window lifetime explicit and trace unexpected hiding (7d239e2)
• Share the screen-control capability and session contract in Rust (bbdc5fa)
• Merge pull request #13 from round-robin-solutions/feature/screen-control-core (cc3a89c)
• Merge pull request #10 from round-robin-solutions/perf/menu-panel-open (f820d45)

bridgey 0.3.0 (agent command)

Bridgey’s agent command now supports bridgey notifications --limit 20 --json, under a separate phone-owned Read your notifications permission. Reads follow the phone’s notification forwarding switch and blocked-app list. They cannot reply to or dismiss notifications.

Code and clipboard responses stop when their grant expires or is revoked, and stay bound to the authenticated session that requested them. Fresh codes remain readable by independently granted agents without being consumed. OTP cache expiry now counts Android deep sleep.

Each server must be paired separately. The phone owner chooses its permissions and duration; installing this CLI does not grant access. Notification reads require a phone build containing PR #14. Older phone builds report that an update is required.

Install with the attached install.sh, or download the matching archive and verify it against SHA256SUMS. Linux x86_64 and arm64 are static musl binaries; macOS is a universal arm64/x86_64 binary. The default build excludes the optional code-detection model. Keep your existing configuration and device identity when upgrading.

Source: 3dc207cda26117019bb9e270e143adb34552d0cf, merged in PR #14. Original packages from owned RR CI run bfcc01b7659b4fcfa1eaccec0874b7d2, with no rebuild or repackaging. All six CI gates passed. Native synthetic acceptance covered independent grants, denial, notification filtering and revocation. Linux x86_64 and Mac arm64 startup were verified; Linux arm64 and Mac x86_64 were format-checked but not executed. No production phone update or real OTP read is claimed by these CLI artifacts.

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-beta.25

Messages now loads SMS conversations directly from your connected phone instead of selecting another Mac.

Switching phones clears the previous conversation selection safely. Other devices joining or leaving no longer remove the unread divider.

Stalled file transfers no longer keep updates waiting indefinitely.

macOS and Android builds are included.

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-beta.23

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1 Beta 23

• Search in Settings. Mac: a search field at the top of the sidebar (Command-F, arrows and Return, Esc to clear). Android: the search icon on the Settings home.
• Finds every setting by its name, description or everyday words ("otp" finds Codes, "relay" or "tailscale" finds Connect away from home), forgives typos, and works in Russian. Paired devices and servers are found by name.
• Picking a result opens the page, scrolls to the setting and briefly highlights it.

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-beta.22

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1 Beta 22

• Codes when no Mac is awake: a server you allow (Detect codes, on the phone) finds the code with the same model the Mac uses. Or turn on "Use cloud when no Mac is reading" on the phone: text messages only, never email, sent through Round Robin's relay to Cloudflare, at most 20 an hour.
• Pair over your tailnet: Macs, servers and the phone (with Tailscale on) find each other under "On your tailnet" and pair with the same code check, without being on the same Wi-Fi. A device paired this way starts with everything off until you choose "Trust as my device".
• Detect codes stays on until you turn it off.

bridgey 0.2.0 (agent command)

bridgey 0.2.0

• Pair over your tailnet: bridgey pair --to <name-or-address> or bridgey pair --allow, with the same code check. A device paired this way starts with everything off.
• Detect codes: a server can find codes for the phone when no Mac is reading. The standard download does not include the model runner yet; build with cargo build --release -p bridgey-cli --features detect (SETUP.md section 6), then bridgey codes model download --accept-terms.

Needs Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1 beta 22 or newer.

curl -fsSL https://github.com/round-robin-solutions/bridgey/releases/download/cli-v0.2.0/install.sh | sh

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1-beta.21

Bridgey by Round Robin 0.10.0-rr.1 Beta 21

• Agent devices: pair a server's bridgey command with your phone (scan its QR code, confirm the code on both). Each server is its own device with every permission off until you turn it on.
• Devices and permissions: for each server, see and switch Send files, Clipboard, Notifications, Questions, Ring, Battery and Read codes, with time windows (1 hour, today, 7 days, until off) and an Activity tab of everything it did.
• Agent messages and Agent questions arrive in their own notification channels on the phone, with answer buttons.