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ServerDeck can now be tried without a server, and has a privacy policy. This version is signed with a new key: updating from 1.2.1 or earlier takes uninstalling the old version first (see below).
- Try the demo: the empty server list offers four invented servers whose overview, services, containers, logs, commands, terminal and monitoring work like real ones, with no network at all. Nothing in the demo is saved, and Exit goes back to the empty list.
- Privacy policy: PRIVACY.md, linked from Settings → About. ServerDeck still collects nothing and talks to nothing but your servers.
- Both in all five languages.
A new signing key
The key earlier versions were signed with was lost, and Android installs an update only when it is signed with the same key. So, once:
- Uninstall ServerDeck 1.2.1 or earlier. Its servers, keys and settings go with it.
- Install 1.3.0, and add the servers again. A key made on the phone is new too, so its public half has to be put on the servers again (Install the key with a password does it).
From 1.3.0 on, updates install over the old version again.
Downloads
| File | For |
|---|---|
serverdeck-1.3.0-arm64.apk |
Android 7.0+, practically every phone of the last years (22 MB) |
serverdeck-1.3.0-universal.apk |
Android 7.0+, any phone, including old 32-bit ones and x86 (62 MB) |
serverdeck-1.3.0-ios-unsigned.ipa |
iOS 15+, for sideloading; added by GitHub Actions a few minutes after the release |
The APKs are signed with the new ServerDeck release key (certificate SHA-256 c128ea3a2fc442e14e7ebdfdf7214d29f59788e4c1b0521e720e98ff8a3e9c4f); stay with the same kind of APK, arm64 or universal. Checksums are in SHA256SUMS.txt.
iOS: the IPA is not signed, since that takes a paid Apple developer account. AltStore, SideStore or Sideloadly sign it with your own Apple ID when they install it; with a free Apple ID the signature lasts 7 days and has to be renewed. The iOS build compiles but has not been tried on an iPhone yet.