What changed, and when

• Guided diagnose leads with one word. A run answers with a verdict and one plain sentence. The checks behind it are one tap away, and a check that could not run is never counted as a pass.
• An honest latency figure. The speed test throws away its first cold request, keeps seven warm samples and reports the median as HTTPS latency, with the spread printed beside it.
• Bufferbloat refuses to grade what it cannot resolve. A delay rise smaller than the idle spread, or a negative one, is hatched with its reason instead of being handed a letter.
• Home shows the live downlink against your Wi-Fi link capacity. The capacity is printed under the figure as the rest of the sentence the figure starts, never as a measurement of its own, and it is withheld with its reason when the radio does not report a rate.
• One naming chain for every list. The Devices tab, the network map and the subnet scanner headline a device exactly the same way, and names resolve live on every scan.
• Scan any private range. Type a CIDR, a single address, or a first address to a last address. A public or oversized range is refused rather than quietly trimmed.
• An optional crash log, on the phone only. It is off every time you open Support, it masks addresses and network names before it saves anything, and it reaches us only if you switch it on for one message.

Closed testing on Google Play with twelve testers, then the first store submission. The first public release in production is 1.0.1.