Releases · vincentlauriat/HaywardMonitor

Dashboard rework — everything in one window, no scrolling

The whole dashboard now fits at the minimum window size (720×588), four aux
relays included.

Compact status bar replaces the 150 pt hero; water temperature joins the
gauge row as a fourth dial.
Setpoints are edited where they are read — click the pH, redox or
electrolysis gauge and its setpoint opens in a popover. The separate
"Setpoints" section is gone.
One idiom for every device: icon, live state, an explicit switch, and a
disclosure for the device's own settings. Boost, cover mode and the relays
no longer look like tiles that do nothing.
Pump mode and speed moved into Filtration's disclosure, so the
five-segment picker no longer shares a line with a toggle.
Devices without settings pair up in a compact two-column grid.
Per-device progress: the row you touched shows a spinner during the ~20 s
the box takes to acknowledge a command.
Target bands are drawn on the gauge track, so "am I inside the range?" reads
at a glance.

The dashboard's own gauge ring, filled with water — legible down to 16 px, and
generated reproducibly by Scripts/make-icon.swift.

Overlapping commands can no longer clear the busy indicator early.
A 30 s poll no longer overwrites a setpoint or a schedule being edited.
Raw relay names are capitalized; the toolbar pool picker is shortened to the
last six characters of the serial.

macOS 14+ · Developer ID signed & notarized · Sparkle 2 auto-update · MIT

Highlights

Live dashboard — water temperature, pH, redox, chlorine, electrolysis
output, WiFi signal (30 s auto-refresh)

Full control — filtration & pump modes, pool light with on/off/scheduled
selector and time range, electrolysis boost, cover mode, aux relays 1-4

Setpoints — pH min/max, redox, electrolysis production (explicit apply)

Private by design — credentials in the macOS Keychain, sandboxed,
HTTPS only, no analytics

Auto-update — Sparkle 2, EdDSA-signed appcast, notarized DMGs

Developer ID signed, notarized & stapled