⚠️ Coming from before 0.6.0? Update installs 0.6.0 first, and 0.8.0 becomes available once every server has connected to Deplo.
Deplo on your phone. Below 768px a floating tab bar replaces the sidebar, and More holds your account, teams, settings and the other sections. Dialogs and menus open as bottom sheets that close with a drag down or a tap outside, and a form with something typed asks first. A sheet with a form sits on top of the keyboard, so the field you are typing in stays in sight. Apps and databases drill into their sections, lists and tables fit the screen, rows with several buttons fold them into one ••• menu, and filters and the grid/list switch move into a sheet. Every control is at least 44px, fields no longer make iOS zoom, and a tap that closes a menu no longer presses what sat under it.
Install Deplo on your phone and get alerts there. Add Deplo to the home screen from the browser, then turn on alerts in More → This phone. Browser push alerts are no longer beta, and a lost connection shows an offline page instead of a browser error.
Automatic DNS through Cloudflare (beta). Connect a domain on your Cloudflare account once, in Settings → General → Automatic DNS, and pick the teams that can use it. From then on, adding a name under it to an app creates its DNS record, and removing it deletes the record; Deplo only ever deletes records it created. A domain can also be served through a Cloudflare Tunnel: no port to open, HTTPS included. Every tooltip links to its section of the manual.
Reach the panel through Cloudflare Tunnel. For a Deplo behind a home or office router, or where port 443 can't be opened: Settings → Deplo → Advanced → Panel access, instance admins only. From one API token Deplo creates the tunnel, its routes and the DNS record, then moves the panel. Learn more
A domain behind Cloudflare gets a real certificate and follows Cloudflare's SSL mode. It now gets a Let's Encrypt certificate, which Full (strict) accepts, and Deplo checks how Cloudflare reaches the server: under Flexible it switches to no certificate, under Full or Full (strict) to Let's Encrypt. The Certificate field is no longer locked, and editing such a domain no longer changes its certificate on its own.
Security updates no longer open pull requests. The Open pull request button, its MCP tool and the Open security pull requests Capability are gone. Security updates still lists what is vulnerable and what fixes it.
The sidebar collapses to an icon rail. Press [, the Collapse button at the bottom, or drag the sidebar narrower; drag the rail's edge or press again to open it. Every item is a 40px square with a tooltip, and Deployments shows a dot while one is running. A sidebar you had hidden comes back as the rail. Settings now comes first at the bottom of the sidebar, above Documentation.
AI agents moved to your account. Connecting Claude, ChatGPT or another agent now lives in Settings → AI agents, next to your account, and lists every agent you connected, in every team. Each team's on and off switch for AI agents is in Settings → General. The link from an agent's setup prompt now opens the wizard on the right step.
A tidier General page. Team, Security and AI agents sit side by side with shorter text and a picture each, and Automatic DNS has its own card.
Connecting an AI app over MCP works again. Since 0.5.0, connecting Claude or another AI app to Deplo's MCP server stopped at the first step with an error, because every sign-in address under /api/auth failed. Update and connect again.
Storage and Deployments no longer freeze navigation. With several databases, or several apps deploying at once, those pages held one live connection per item; opened from a plain http:// address the browser ran out of connections and every click waited. Each list now shares one.
Every page opens at the top. Going back included: the Overview used to reopen halfway down. Tapping the tab or sidebar entry of the page you are on reloads it and scrolls back up.
Server agent pinned to 0.5.2: Deplo updates every server to it on its own.
On a 0.7.1 or 0.8.0 canary? This release is offered to you too, and carries everything those canaries had.
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