Version 1.0.2 May 1, 2026
SSH tunnels, host reordering, and a brand-glass refresh.
SSH tunnel
- Reach Macs only available over SSH by tunnelling the VNC connection through an SSH bastion.
- Trust on first use: the first connect verifies the server's host-key fingerprint; later connections refuse to send credentials if the host's identity ever changes.
- Per-host Forget button clears a pinned key when you reinstall a server.
- Faster SSH feedback — wrong passwords surface in a fraction of a second instead of waiting for the channel to time out.
Host list
- Tap Edit to drag your saved Macs into the order you actually use them.
Look & feel
- Refreshed visual style across every screen — cohesive brand-glass surfaces with a stable gradient backdrop.
Fixes
- Pointer no longer sticks in a dead zone on a second display when the framebuffer renders late.
- Cursor no longer slips behind the keyboard accessory bar at letterbox/pillarbox zoom transitions.
Version 1.0.1 April 26, 2026
A proper iOS keyboard for your Mac, plus one-tap sign-in.
Keyboard accessory bar
- Arrow keys, F1–F12, Tab, Esc, Page Up/Down, Home/End, Forward Delete, plus Mission Control and App Exposé — all directly above the iOS keyboard.
- Sticky modifier keys (⌘ ⌃ ⌥ ⇧) — tap to arm, sent with your next keystroke.
- Reorder or remove keys on the bar to fit your workflow.
- Bar auto-hides when a hardware keyboard is connected.
Auto-unlock
- Opt in per host to type your macOS password right after connecting and sign in with one tap.
- Reuses your saved login password by default; the unlock password is stored separately in your device's Keychain.
- Re-prompts after a reconnect, and waits for the first framebuffer update before showing the prompt.
Brand refresh
- Refreshed gold app icon.
- New brand colour palette across onboarding, paywall, and settings.
Version 1.0 April 24, 2026
Initial release.
The first public release of Rumskrot Remote. Turn your iPhone or iPad into a full remote desktop for your Mac — with zero setup on the host side.
What shipped in 1.0
- Zero install on your Mac — speaks the same VNC/RFB protocol macOS Screen Sharing uses natively.
- Bonjour discovery — nearby Macs appear automatically, tap to connect.
- Metal-accelerated framebuffer with all major VNC encodings (Tight, ZRLE, Hextile, Raw, RRE, CopyRect). Targets 30+ FPS on a local network.
- Touch controls: drag to move the cursor, tap to click, two-finger tap to right-click, two-finger drag to scroll, pinch to zoom and pan.
- Full software keyboard with Command, Control, Option, and Shift modifier keys.
- Multi-monitor support — pick which display to view.
- Text snippets to paste common commands or boilerplate with a single tap.
- Authentication: macOS login credentials, VNC passwords, and Apple Remote Desktop. Credentials stored in the Keychain.
- Performance options: custom VNC port, 16-bit performance mode, real-time diagnostics overlay (FPS, latency, bandwidth), configurable pointer speed, clipboard sync, auto-reconnect with exponential backoff.
- No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. Direct peer-to-peer connections only.