Changelog
Release notes for DevFob on Mac. The Mac app doesn't auto-update yet — grab the latest from the download link.
v1.3.0
3 August 2026
- The menu is a console now. Complete redesign of the Mac menu in a
terminal dialect: bordered panes (
NEEDS YOU 3,USAGE,CLAUDE 3), monospace grammar, bracket-key actions ([⌘A] Allow), block usage meters, squared corners. Attention rows name the request — Permission / Question / Plan. - Tabs read Sessions · Accounts · Settings, with the selected tab as a solid ink chip and the needs-you count riding the Sessions tab.
- Usage at a glance: a per-provider 5h/7d meter table at the top of Sessions; severity colors follow the shared scale.
- Contrast pass for the live window (near-opaque surface, darker text ladder, stronger hairlines) — readable on any wallpaper, light or dark.
- The notch HUD is unchanged on purpose — it keeps its glanceable dark grammar.
v1.2.0
22 July 2026
- One email, two Claude accounts — fixed. Accounts are now identified by email and organization, not email alone. If your work and personal Claude accounts share one email address, adding the second no longer replaces the first — both stay saved and switchable side by side.
- Account switching now verifies the organization after the swap, not just the email — a switch that lands in the wrong org rolls back cleanly instead of passing silently.
- Accounts that share an email show their organization name as the default label so the rows are tellable apart. Labels you've renamed yourself are never touched.
- Existing saved accounts upgrade in place automatically — nothing to re-add.
v1.1.1
16 July 2026
- Fixed the app reporting version 1.0 in the bundle regardless of the actual release.
v1.1.0
16 July 2026
- Licensing and checkout: buy a license for $15, delivered as an offline-verifiable key.
- 14-day full-feature trial, no account or card required.
- 30-day no-questions refund policy.
v1.0
7 July 2026
- First public release: monitor and answer Claude Code, Codex, and Grok Build sessions from iPhone, Apple Watch, and Android — with the Mac notch as the at-a-glance cockpit.
- Usage meters for session and weekly windows, multi-account switching, and auto-switch when an account runs out of runway.