Changelog — Luggage Mobile

v6.4.0

LatestSeptember 10, 2026

New: Ghostrunner — the map now runs ahead of the game. Type a few directions in quick succession and a glowing trail traces from where you are to where you'll end up, drawn before the game has confirmed a single one of them. A hollow ring marks the far end; your usual marker stays on where you actually are. The trail shortens as the game catches up and vanishes once it has, so it's only ever there while you're genuinely ahead of it. Two things it's good for: seeing round a corner before you've been moved there, so the next direction can go sooner — and running a long way across a city while reading something else, still knowing where you'll come to rest. It works the same whether you type directions yourself or tap out a speedwalk, and it never sends anything to the game; it reads the map and shows you where your own input leads.
Ghostrunner is honest about being a guess. If a guard, a shut door or a room the map doesn't know puts you somewhere else, the trail flashes amber and collapses back to where you actually are, then carries on from there — it flashes rather than correcting quietly so you can see that it noticed. Stretches where the map only inferred a connection rather than recording one are drawn fainter.
The minimap draws back to keep the trail in view as your queue grows, and returns to normal once you've caught up. It won't zoom out forever: a run across Ankh-Morpork is a hundred rooms, and fitting all of it would leave nothing legible at either end — so past a point the framing holds and a small arrow pins to the edge showing which way the trail went. A trail crossing onto a different area map runs to the edge and marks the crossing, then picks up on the new map when it loads.
Settings → Display → Ghostrunner turns it off, or restyles it: a colour, a thickness, a glow, and a switch for the travelling dashes. Turning the glow to zero gives a plain line, which is worth trying if the bloom looks busy on a small minimap. On by default — it only appears when you're ahead of the game, so it can't get in the way of anyone who never queues movement.
Fix (security): session logs no longer record your password. Logging starts the moment you connect, so the login exchange went into the file along with everything else — and a password is typed at a prompt like any other command, so it sat there in plain text. Both it and the character name you enter at the login prompt now read “[redacted]”. It works from the game's own prompts, so changing your password mid-session is covered too. On by default; Settings → Session Logging can turn it off, and warns you if you do.
Any log recorded before this still has your password in it. Settings → Session Logging → View Session Logs will delete them, and says so when you clear the lot. Worth knowing the moment it matters is when you attach a log to a bug report — nobody reads a thousand lines before sending one.
Fix: “View Session Logs” did nothing on iPhone and iPad. The button closed the settings sheet and no list appeared — the log browser had only ever been built for Android, and there was nothing on the other side for iOS to show. There's now one browser for both. Tap a log to read it without leaving Luggage, or share it out; HTML logs are shown with their formatting stripped, so use Share when you want the colours.
Fix: the screen dim no longer locks the screen while you're typing. Its idle clock only ever watched for touches, and a phone keyboard produces none — the text goes to the app by another route entirely. So the tap that opened the keyboard was the last thing on record, and a long tell could be written from beginning to end while the app counted you as idle. Now the command box holding the keyboard suspends the countdown, so stopping mid-message to think about the next word is safe, and the wait starts again when you put the keyboard away rather than from whenever you last touched the glass. Typing on a hardware keyboard counts too.
Settings → Help and the website documentation both cover Ghostrunner, and the screen dim pages no longer claim that only touching the screen counts as activity.

v6.3.0

September 4, 2026

Text-to-speech: you now choose what gets read as three separate switches rather than one list of four positions. Chat, room descriptions, and other game text are each on their own, so “room names while I walk, nothing else” and “chat only, but not my own tells” are both possible — neither was before. Your existing setting carries over as the nearest equivalent, so nothing changes until you touch it.
Speech can now read just the room’s name as you arrive, instead of the whole description. Enough to follow a route or notice a wrong turn without listening to the scenery at every step. The name comes from the game itself rather than being picked out of the text, so it is exact and lands the moment you do.
Fix: reading room descriptions aloud used to mean “read whatever arrived in the same network packet”, which was wrong twice over. Anything the game happened to send alongside — someone arriving, a round of combat, your prompt — was read out as though it were scenery; and a description long enough to arrive in two pieces had its second half silently dropped. Luggage now follows the description itself, from the room name to the obvious exits line, however the network chops it up.
Speech has speed, pitch and a voice you can pick, with a “Hear it” button to judge by ear. Speed is the one that matters: it was fixed at normal before, and anyone actually reading a MUD by ear runs well above that — at normal speed speech falls behind a busy fight and never catches up. The voice list shows whatever your device has installed.
Chat rules each have a “Read aloud” switch, separate from being enabled at all — a rule can be worth keeping in the chat log without being worth hearing. Your own outgoing tells are switched off already: they belong in the log, but having them read back a second after you typed them is nobody’s idea of reading your chat aloud. Everything else is unchanged, including any rules you’ve written yourself, and you can turn any of it back on.
Speech no longer falls behind. Long passages are broken into sentences before they are spoken, so muting cuts the current sentence rather than the next thirty seconds, and a new setting drops a line identical to the one just spoken — a MUD repeats itself freely, and out loud each repeat costs its full length. On Android there was also a counting bug that could mute speech permanently: one utterance the engine dropped without saying so was enough to convince Luggage the queue was full for the rest of the session.
The speech mute button is remembered between sessions. Mute at bedtime and the app is still quiet in the morning; it used to start talking again on every launch.
Settings → Help and the website documentation both cover all of the above, and the chat capture page no longer claims Luggage ships rules for says and shouts — those were removed some versions ago for being mostly NPC noise.
The send button and history arrows can move to the other side of the command box. Settings → Controls → Command Bar flips them to the left, which is easier reaching if you hold the phone in your left hand. The whole bar mirrors, so send stays the outermost control on whichever side it sits.
Settings → Help gained a Screen Dim & Keep Awake page, and the Themes & display documentation on the website covers it too.
New: the screen can dim and lock itself when you haven't touched it for a while, the way games with long idle stretches do. Set it in Settings → Display: how long to wait, and how dark it goes. Off by default. It isn't just a tint — while it's up nothing underneath responds, so a thumb resting on the phone can't fire a quick command or a wheel slot at your character mid-fight. Slide the handle to carry on. There's also a keep-the-screen-awake toggle for reading long stretches without the phone nodding off; it holds the display on, nothing more, so your character still idles out on the Disc exactly as it always did.
The hotspot bar also has its own opacity and background colour, again separate from the timer overlay's. The background list starts with None, which drops the panel entirely and leaves the timers sitting straight on the game text — opacity still applies to them, so they can be as present or as faint as you like.
The hotspot bar can be resized, and can show as many hotspots as you like. Settings → Hotspot Bar now has its own Size, Width and Rows Shown, separate from the timer overlay's — so shrinking one no longer shrinks the other. Size scales the whole box together: the text, the colour dots, the gaps and the padding all come down as one, rather than leaving small text rattling around in full-size rows. Rows Shown goes from one to twelve, or drag it past the end for no cap at all and every hotspot on the bar at once. Handy if you track a lot of them and would rather see them all small than five of them large.
Settings → Help has been brought up to date, and gained a Hotspots page. The quick command help now covers flick actions, per-button colours, sizes and icons; the radial wheel help covers slot actions, per-wheel size and gesture distance, and per-slot colours; and the trigger help lists every action a trigger can run rather than roughly half of them, including Show/Hide UI. It matches the documentation on the website, so the two no longer disagree.
Fix: a hard sausage mission is no longer recorded as the easy one. Sam Slager pays out with the same line whichever version you took, so Luggage works out which is which from his original request and remembers it until you deliver. It was forgetting the moment your connection dropped — and since you get four hours to deliver, that happens often on a phone — so on handing the sausages in it no longer knew, and assumed easy. It now remembers through a reconnect and through the app closing entirely. If it genuinely didn't catch which one you took, it says so and starts no cooldown, rather than guessing and putting the wrong mission on the clock.
Fix: the job market re-apply cooldown no longer gets shorter than it should be. Each resignation lengthens the wait before you can apply again, and Luggage was forgetting how many you'd made whenever you disconnected — so after a reconnect it counted from scratch and told you the market was ready early. The count now carries across sessions.
New: Hotspots — named timers for the things you keep coming back to. A hotspot is a clock with a rule for when it starts over: you enter a particular room, you leave one, a line of text appears, a pattern matches, or it simply counts down from a set number of minutes. The first four count up, answering "how long since I last saw this" — which is what you actually want for a herb patch or a postbox whose timing you can't see directly. Open them from the menu under Hotspots. Tap a row to restart its clock, long press to edit it. Room-based ones don't ask you to know anything technical: walk to the spot and press "use where I am now". Each hotspot can also sit on a floating bar over your game output, dragged wherever suits you, where the clock turns amber as it approaches and red once it's ready, so a glance lands on whatever needs you rather than making you read every line. Set a reminder to be told when one comes due — by message, sound, vibration, flash, or spoken aloud. Hotspots never send anything to the game; they only tell you when something is worth doing. Ported from the hotspot timers in Quow's CowBar for MUSHclient, with all five of its reset types.
Settings → Hotspot Bar can put your mission cooldowns on that same floating bar, so there's one place to look instead of two. They stay read-only there — the Missions panel still owns them — and only missions actually on cooldown take up a row, since a mission that's ready doesn't need a clock. Off by default.
Show/Hide UI trigger actions can now target hotspots, by name or by group, alongside quick commands, wheels and buttons. Pair it with a location trigger and your gathering hotspots can clear themselves off the bar when you leave the countryside and come back when you return. Hiding one only takes it off the bar — it keeps running, and stays in the Hotspots panel.
Fix: curly quotes and dashes no longer reach other players as gibberish. Phone keyboards quietly swap a typed apostrophe for a typographic one, and players on older clients were seeing that arrive as "â" followed by nothing — so "I'll be there" read as "Iâll be there" on their screen. Luggage now folds curly quotes, dashes and ellipses to their plain typewriter equivalents on the way out, so everyone reads what you meant no matter what client they run. Accented letters are deliberately left alone, since flattening those would mangle names.
Fix: characters occasionally arriving as a black diamond or a blank box. Text from the MUD is read in whatever size pieces the network hands over, and an accented letter or symbol that happened to land on the boundary between two pieces was being destroyed rather than reassembled. Rarer characters also now survive coming from players whose own client speaks an older encoding, instead of turning into a placeholder.

v6.2.0

August 17, 2026

Quick Commands: a floating button can now carry eight more commands, one per flick direction. Press the button, slide your finger off any edge or corner and let go — that direction fires instead of the button's own command. Set them up in the command editor, under "Show as floating button" → Flick Actions: each of the eight opens the same full action block the button itself has, so a flick can send to the MUD, drop text into the input field, show a local message (triggers still see it), start a timer, vibrate and flash. You don't have to use all eight, and there's no penalty for not doing so — aim is shared out between the directions you've actually set, so four of them still means a quarter of the circle each, exactly as if the other four didn't exist. A configured direction draws a small chevron on that edge or corner, so the button advertises what it has without being opened; while your finger is out there the chevron brightens and a label names what will fire, and on release the label ghosts away in that direction so you can see which one ran. Slide back onto the button before letting go to cancel — worth knowing when the button's own command is something like kill. Buttons with no flicks set behave exactly as before, gesture included: a swipe across one still scrolls the game output underneath. Auto-hide after use deliberately doesn't apply to flicks, so flicking won't retire a button.
Fix: trigger highlights set to "Entire Line" now recolour the whole line, including text the MUD has already coloured. Before, the line colour only took on characters the game had left uncoloured — on most Discworld lines that is just the punctuation, so a highlight on "[Someone enters Discworld]" tinted the brackets and nothing else, and the feature looked broken. Setting a background colour always worked and still does; "Matched Text" highlights were unaffected throughout.
Radial Wheels: a slot can now do everything a button can, not just send a command. Each cell in the wheel editor has an Actions button opening the same block a quick command uses — send to the MUD, put the text in the input field instead, show a local message (triggers still see it), start a timer, vibrate, flash — and any combination of them fires when you flick that direction. Until now a slot could only send a MUD command, so things like "flick west to start my heal timer and buzz" meant keeping a floating button around for it. The grid shows what each slot does at a glance: a cell with extra actions labels them under its colour dots. Slots you already have are untouched and still just send their command; a slot with no command but, say, a timer now counts as active and lights its dot on the guide, where before an empty command meant a dead direction.
Quick Commands: floating buttons can now be coloured one by one. Open a command, turn on "Show as floating button", and the overlay section gains Button Color and Text Color pickers with a live preview of the finished button. Both start on "Default", which keeps following the global colour in Settings → Controls → Quick Command Buttons, so your existing buttons look exactly as they did — colour only the few you want to pick out at a glance. Setting a text colour also tints a game icon on that button, so an icon-and-label button reads as one piece; emoji icons keep their own colours.
Radial Wheels: direction slots can now be coloured one by one too. Each slot's cell in the wheel editor has "Slot" and "Text" dots — tap either for a palette. The slot colour drives that direction's dot and its press highlight on the gesture guide (and the slot's tile background in controller mode); the text colour drives its guide label. Both default to inheriting the wheel's own colour and the standard label colour, so untouched wheels are unchanged. Handy for making one direction — a bolt-hole exit, say — unmistakable mid-fight.
Wiki: you can now pick which wiki the panel browses. The settings gear in the wiki title bar has a new Wiki row offering the Discworld Wiki (dwwiki.mooo.com, still the default) or dwmud.fyi, a community site that mirrors the same articles in its own reader and adds research notes alongside them. Search and type-ahead suggestions work on either one, and your choice sticks between sessions. Saving a page for offline reading stays exclusive to the Discworld Wiki — dwmud.fyi assembles its pages in the browser, so a saved copy would come back empty; the bookmark button hides itself there rather than saving you a blank page. Pages you've already saved remain readable either way.
Fix: Show/Hide UI trigger actions now take effect when the trigger is matched by a quick command's local message. Every other action on such a trigger already ran — commands, sounds, vibration, flash, speech, timers — but the show/hide part was silently skipped, so the trigger fired and nothing appeared or disappeared. Triggers matched against game output were unaffected and behave as before.
Fix: the wiki panel could hand a link to your phone's browser instead of opening it in-panel after the panel's settings changed underneath it. Links now always follow the wiki you currently have selected.
Radial wheels are no longer one-size-fits-all. Each wheel's editor now has its own Wheel Size (32–72dp) and Gesture Distance, both with a "Default" that keeps following the global setting in Settings → Controls. Gesture Distance moves the guide ring in or out — and, importantly, the flick travels with it: the ring used to be pure decoration drawn at 80dp while a direction actually fired about a third of the way out, with nothing to show you where. Now the ring is where the gesture lives, and the editor tells you the exact distance ("Flick 16dp to fire"). Existing wheels are untouched: at the default settings the numbers work out to exactly what they were.
Radial wheel slot labels: leaving a label empty still falls back to the direction name (n, ne, s…), but typing a space now shows no label at all — just the dot. Previously a space was treated as empty and you got the direction name anyway. A blanked slot is marked "no label" in the editor, since a space is invisible in the field.
Quick command buttons can each set their own size too, in the same place as their colours. The pill sizes itself to its contents, so one number scales the label, the icon and the button; the preview in the editor resizes as you go, and "Default" hands it back to the global text size.
New game font: Ubuntu Mono, in Settings → Display → Game Font, alongside the existing four. The Linux terminal classic — narrower than the others, so more of a long room description fits on a line. One thing to know before you switch: it's the only one of the five without half-block characters (▀ ▄ ▌ ▐) or arrows (← ↑ → ↓), which fall back to another font or show as empty boxes. Box-drawing and double-line frames are all present, so ordinary tables and maps look right.
Floating buttons now line up with each other while you arrange them. Drag one and a dashed guide appears the moment its edge or centre matches another button's — top, middle, bottom, left, centre or right — and it snaps onto that line. Bring a button alongside another and it snaps to a set gap, so a row or column spaces itself evenly instead of by eye. Quick command buttons and action buttons align against each other, not just their own kind. Settings → Controls → Button Alignment turns it off or changes the gap (0–48dp, 8dp by default; 0 lets buttons sit flush). Anything that doesn't find a neighbour to line up with still settles on the usual grid.
Fix: opening the keyboard no longer leaves the newest output hidden behind it. 6.1.0 aimed at this and fell short: that fix watched the keyboard's own height, which changes a moment before the layout that reacts to it, so the scroll it asked for was measured against the old, taller output area and did nothing — and the final frame of the keyboard sliding up produced no further change to react to, so nothing ever corrected the last of it. What you saw was output stuck behind the keyboard until the next line arrived and knocked it back into place. The output now follows its own height instead of the keyboard's, so it stays pinned as the keyboard opens, and rotating with the keyboard up goes through the same path. Scrolling up first still holds your place — opening the keyboard won't drag you down to the latest line.
Fix: tapping the jump-to-latest arrow with the keyboard open no longer closes the keyboard on the way down. Everything layered over the game output shared this one cause: the output search bar dismissed the keyboard it had just opened for you, and tapping a floating quick command button or a radial wheel put the keyboard away mid-sentence. Only the game output itself dismisses the keyboard now — tap or drag the text as you always have.
Android: the app now targets Android 16. Nothing changes in how it looks or works — Google Play requires apps to keep pace with recent Android releases to stay updatable, and this keeps Luggage eligible. One thing you may notice on Android 16 devices: swiping back to close a panel now draws the system's own back animation as you swipe, rather than closing the moment you let go. Which panel closes, and when, is unchanged.

v6.1.0

July 29, 2026

New: Klein Bottle helper (main menu → Klein Bottle) — a gauge for wizards carrying a Klein bottle. Look at your bottle and the panel reads the fullness line, showing which of the eleven bands you're in, its thaum range, the Int bonus it's worth, and whether it's still safe to capture: any size, anything except a substantial sphere, tiny specks only, or stop. Pick a horizontal bar or a vertical tube for the gauge. It also lists the distinct orb sizes floating in your current room with their capture sizes. Optionally echoes both the capture advice and orb sightings into your game output, so you don't need the panel open to read them. Purely observational — it watches output and never sends a command for you. The band survives an app restart, so the gauge isn't blank when you come back.
New: Player Shops browser — a community-crowdsourced feed of player-run shops across the disc, contributed by users of the desktop Luggage plugin. Open it from the main menu (Inventory / Shop / Player Shops / Jobs). Browse by city, or search across every listed item worldwide (results sort cheapest-first across currencies via the plugin's "wibi" universal price). Each shop shows when it was last updated. Tap the walk button to speedwalk directly to a shop, or the map button to see it on the world map. Read-only for now — contributions still come from the desktop plugin.
Fix: opening the keyboard while scrolled to the bottom of the game output no longer leaves the most recent lines hidden behind the keyboard. The scroll now tracks the keyboard as it slides up, so the last line you were reading stays visible.
Fix: with "keep last command" enabled, the kept command is now visually selected after you send it — typing replaces it in one keystroke, and the highlight doubles as a visual acknowledgement that the command actually sent (useful when echo is off or you're queueing commands).
Fix: with "keep last command" enabled, pressing the up arrow no longer wastes a press re-selecting the command that's already in the field. Up now moves straight to the actual previous command in your history.
Fix: Settings panel is easier to dismiss on iPhone — an X button next to the "Settings" heading replaces the drag handle that used to hide behind the notch/Dynamic Island. Also, if the keyboard was up in the game view when you opened Settings, it no longer reappears a moment later and covers part of the panel.
Android: the back button now closes the currently-open panel or dialog (Search, Settings, Wiki, Triggers, Aliases, edit dialogs, and the rest) instead of minimizing the app. When nothing is open on top of the game view, back still minimizes as usual.

v6.0.10 b161 → 6.0.12 b164

June 2, 2026

Added Diagnostics (Settings → Help → Diagnostics) over three quick builds. Reports platform, map subsystem, connection, bouncer, configuration, storage, network reachability, audio/TTS/haptics, permissions, and recent logs. Save as a .txt for Discord, copy to clipboard, or share via the system sheet. Developer Mode includes sensitive fields when you need them.

v6.0.9

May 30, 2026

Fix: a stale edit dialog could write the previous item's data onto the next one you opened — most visible on radial wheels, where one wheel's slot commands could overwrite another's. Now resolved across all the editor dialogs.

v6.0.8

May 26, 2026

New trigger action: Show/Hide UI. Drives Quick Command groups/items, Radial Wheel groups/items, and Action Button groups/items off and on as your triggers fire. Pair it with location triggers to e.g. unhide your combat buttons when you leave the bar and hide them again when you walk back in. The hide state persists across app restarts, and a Settings-level disable still wins (a Hide trigger can't force-show something you turned off in Settings).
Settings → Privacy: new "Reset trigger visibility overrides" button wipes leftover hide-state. Useful if a UI element is stuck hidden after reconfiguring trigger targets (e.g. switching a Hide from By Group to By Name leaves the old group key in place — Reset clears it in one tap).
Trigger Name and Pattern fields now strip newlines from pasted text. Previously a stray \n from a paste would silently break substring matching — the engine also sanitizes existing triggers at load time, so historical bad data fixes itself.

v6.0.6

May 23, 2026

Font picker: new default is Noto Sans Mono. Roboto Mono and Droid Sans Mono have been removed; if you'd picked one of them, you'll now see Noto Sans Mono. JetBrains Mono, Fira Mono, and IBM Plex Mono remain.

v6.0.5

May 12, 2026

Fix: "Clear game output on disconnect" toggle now actually behaves as documented. With the toggle off (default), dismissing the session summary leaves the disconnected session visible on the game screen so you can scroll back through it. Toggle on returns you to the home dashboard with the scrollback wiped. Previously the dismiss step cleared the scrollback regardless of toggle state.

v6.0.4

May 12, 2026

Pick your game font in Settings → Appearance. Five bundled monospace families: Roboto Mono (default), JetBrains Mono, Droid Sans Mono (the old Android classic), Fira Mono, and IBM Plex Mono. Each option previews itself in the picker.
Disconnecting no longer wipes the scrollback by default — the previous session stays on screen for you to re-read. Settings → Privacy adds a new "Clear game output on disconnect" toggle if you'd rather have the older behavior (auto-flush + return to the home dashboard).

v6.0.3

May 12, 2026

Config pack export/import now captures the full settings surface — panel Hide toggles, vitals overlay sub-toggles, overlay locks, map marker styling, controller setting, toolbar shortcuts, command echo, registered player-name colours, and a dozen more. Existing pack files still import fine.
iOS: game output is tighter now — empty paragraph rows that used to render at full line height on iPhone (and were invisible on Android) are skipped on both platforms, so scrollback packs more text into the same screen.

v6.0.2

May 11, 2026

Settings → Help has a new Luggage Bouncer entry at the top. Covers the hosted bouncer URL, registration, auth, backlog replay, and auto-reconnect.
Orientation lock in Settings → Controls actually locks orientation now on both platforms — was a silent no-op before.

v6.0.1

May 10, 2026

Copy mode rebuilt — long-press a line, drag to select, refine via grab dots at each end, copy from a floating pill above the selection.
Privacy: Disconnect (and typing quit in the MUD) now flushes the scrollback and returns you to the home dashboard.
iOS: trigger sounds and Text-to-Speech now play through the silent switch.
iOS: fixed crashes on config-pack export and on triggers with broken sound URIs. Wiki picture-in-picture overlay renders properly in compact mode.
Bouncer mode: brighter reconnect markers, explicit bouncer-restart message, blank-line input works, hamburger menu populates correctly on reattach.
Settings → Bouncer: URL field hints at the public bouncer when empty. New Clear Configuration… button next to Import / Export.
iOS: Quit button hidden — use Disconnect instead.
Jobs panel Hide checkbox now actually suppresses job output.

v6.0.0

May 8, 2026

This is the multiplatform release. Luggage now runs natively on iPhone alongside Android, with feature parity between them — same triggers, aliases, quick commands, radial wheel, vitals tracking, map data, session logs, settings, everything. Get the iOS build from TestFlight, then set up your bouncer under Settings → Bouncer to keep the session alive while your phone sleeps.
Bouncer mode is active. Connection survives lock/unlock cycles, replays anything you missed, refreshes auth tokens silently during long sessions, and caps backlog replay so a long absence doesn't flood your scrollback. Forget Bouncer now also clears your registration on the server, not just on the device.
Session logs on iPhone live under Files → On My iPhone → Luggage → session_logs/. HTML format with ANSI colors preserved, openable in Safari, AirDroppable. Same files, same format Android writes.
Network stack rebuilt on Ktor — better TLS, cleaner reconnect, MCCP2 compression on both platforms. Same protocol on the wire, less code that can go wrong.
Bouncer (v1.0 → v1.5): /deregister so Forget Bouncer is properly server-cleaned, dual-announcement ("Luggage Bouncer 1.x" + "Luggage 6.0.0") so the version line in-game is honest, and quieter rolling deploys via drain mode and config reload.

v5.7.5

May 2, 2026

GP recovery timer now uses your configured regen rate (Settings → Vitals Regen Simulation) for an accurate, stable countdown instead of estimating from observed GP changes.
Customizable vitals overlay — toggle which items appear on the floating overlay (HP, GP, GP Regen, XP/Burden, Alignment, Session). Checkboxes appear in the XP Tracker panel below the overlay toggle when the overlay is enabled.
Follow requests are now clickable — when someone sends a follow request, the "follow accept <name>" text appears as an underlined tappable link that sends the command for you.
Follow action added to player context menu — tap a player name and select Follow to send "follow <name>" to the MUD.

v5.7.4

May 2, 2026

Wiki picture-in-picture overlay — browse the Discworld wiki in a floating, draggable window while playing. Supports fullscreen toggle, minimize to title bar, search with autocomplete, page saving, saved pages browsing, and adjustable size/opacity. Open from the wiki button in the game menu.

v5.7.3

May 2, 2026

Character-level text selection — long-press any line in game output to enter copy mode, then drag your finger to highlight exactly the text you want. Selection works across multiple lines with character precision.
How to use: long-press a line to select it, drag to adjust the selection, then long-press again or tap Copy to copy. Tap Cancel to exit without copying.

v5.7.2

May 2, 2026

Player marker customization — configurable animation (static, pulse, flash, flash+pulse), dot color, outline ring color, and marker size. Settings available in the minimap settings panel and apply to all map views.

v5.7.1

May 2, 2026

Map quality improvements — fixed blurry/pixelated map rendering when zoomed in on large maps (e.g. Whole Disc). Improved minimap overlay zoom levels for overview maps so they show a useful area instead of an unreadable blur.

v5.7.0

May 1, 2026

Immersive Mode — new toggle in Settings → Display that hides the status bar and chat panel for maximum screen space. A floating menu button above the command input provides access to all features, with a connection status indicator dot.

v5.6.1

April 28, 2026

Fix luggage:// links not being tappable inside tell messages — links in tells are now detected and clickable like in other game output

v5.6.0

April 27, 2026

Location sharing via luggage:// links — share your current room or any map room with other players
Sharing: open the fullscreen map and tap the location pin icon to copy a luggage:// link for your current room. Long-press any room on the map to select it, then tap the pin to share that room instead
Receiving: luggage:// links in game text (e.g. from tells) appear as tappable links — tap to open the fullscreen map centered on that location with a magenta destination marker
Share button also available on the sidebar/portrait map panel header

v5.5.0

April 26, 2026

New trigger action: Omit Line — hides matched lines from game output while still logging them to session logs. Combinable with other actions.

v5.4.0

April 26, 2026

Output search: type #find <term> or #find to open a search bar that highlights matches in game output with prev/next navigation

v5.3.6

April 26, 2026

Fix NAWS column count using mixed-case sample instead of 'M' — corrects overestimated character width on devices with non-uniform monospace fonts. When reporting game output bugs, please include the output of the #naws command.

v5.3.5

April 26, 2026

Added #naws local command to display detected terminal dimensions and debug info

v5.3.4

April 26, 2026

NAWS reverted to auto-detect column width from screen size and text size instead of fixed 250 columns

v5.3.3

April 26, 2026

Skills and Mindspace panels now have a 'Hide' checkbox to suppress captured output from the game window (persists across sessions)

v5.3.2

April 25, 2026

Currency converter rewritten to match desktop — adds Ephebe mina, Lancre pipe-separated, Klatch dr, Genua comma-separated formats; fixes Lancre and Genua output formatting

v5.3.1

April 25, 2026

Hide checkbox state now persists across sessions via DataStore preferences

v5.3.0

April 24, 2026

Chat capture improvements ported from desktop — flexible tell/whisper matching, special tells rule, indent-based continuation (fixes room chatter leaking into chat panel)
NAWS now sends 250 columns so the MUD delegates wrapping to the client — text breaks cleanly at word boundaries on all screen sizes (requires 'options terminal automatic cols=on' on Discworld)
Quick commands with 'send to command window' now preserve trailing spaces for partial command prep
Inventory, Shop, and Job panels now have a 'Hide' checkbox in the title bar — when checked, captured output is suppressed from the game output window

v5.2.1

April 4, 2026

Mindspace spellcheck now uses current buffed bonuses (matching Quow's plugin behaviour) instead of unmodified bonuses
Mindspace panel header shows total mindspace capacity (ma.sp.special bonus + 30) from base stats
Map panel zoom lock — tap the lock icon in the map header to keep your zoom level when navigating

v5.2.0

March 29, 2026

New Mindspace panel — spellcheck, spell browser, book lookups, TM advisor, and wizard order recommendations (ported from Quow's MUSHclient plugin)

v5.1.5

March 29, 2026

Item search detail view now shows a map icon for each location where the item is available

v5.1.4

March 29, 2026

Command echo now works for radial wheels, quick command buttons, and combat action wheel — not just the command bar

v5.1.3

March 27, 2026

Scroll pause now resumes automatically when you send any command — from the input box, radial wheels, quick commands, action buttons, or player/item interactions

v5.1.2

March 26, 2026

Nearby overlay stays visible when no entities are detected, keeping the extend range and close buttons accessible

v5.1.1

March 25, 2026

Configurable player colour detection — register ANSI colours for group members, PK, or custom MUD settings so they appear in friendly targeting and as tappable names
Show ANSI Codes debug toggle displays raw SGR escape codes inline with game text for colour discovery

v5.1.0

March 23, 2026

Session logging now supports plain text format as an alternative to HTML
Choose between Off, Plain Text, or HTML in Settings → Session Logging

v5.0.5

March 22, 2026

Command echo toggle shows sent commands in the game output
Extend range button added to the nearby floating overlay
Nearby/MDT suppressed during speedwalk and multi-step nearby walks

v5.0.4

March 22, 2026

Customisable toolbar shortcut bar with 4 slots for one-tap panel access
TTS Chat Only mode no longer reads non-chat text that arrives in the same batch

v5.0.3

March 22, 2026

Nearby extended range gated behind settings toggle (off by default)

v5.0.2

March 21, 2026

Rewritten MDT parser fixes compound directions, entity splitting, and vision-limit leaks
Same-room player detection with title stripping for friendly targeting (~98% title coverage)
Removed server lag indicator
Radial wheel per-wheel colour customization
Help topics restyled with rich formatting for improved readability
Added timer pre-fire warning with sound and TTS

v5.0.1

March 21, 2026

Extended nearby range with automatic `map door text`
Player detection feeds into all friendly targeting
Controller: Favorites and Jobs panels fully navigable with D-pad
Fix shop parser for hyphenated quantities and prompt-corrupted items
Fix mission tracker header overlap

v5.0.0

March 20, 2026

Gamepad/controller support (work in progress) — play with a Bluetooth or USB controller
Left stick for 8-direction movement, D-pad for vertical movement and panel navigation
L1/R1 for action button wheel and radial wheels, L2 to repeat last command
X button opens a panel picker menu (Inventory, Shop, Jobs, Missions, Nearby, and more)
D-pad navigates panel items with A to open dropdown menus (Buy, Wear, Browse, etc.)
Y button opens a console-style on-screen keyboard with full D-pad navigation
See Help → Controller Support for the full button mapping

v4.8.6

March 19, 2026

Fix config export crash — stream JSON directly to file instead of building full string in memory (prevents OOM with large session logs)

v4.8.5

March 19, 2026

Action buttons — added optional Suffix field for commands where the target goes in the middle (e.g., ‘cut <target> free’, ‘drag <target> north’)

v4.8.4

March 19, 2026

Skills parser rewrite — switched to list-format output (options output skills=list) for reliable parsing across all text sizes and screen layouts

v4.8.3

March 19, 2026

Help — added comprehensive help topic for the Skills panel covering skill tree browsing, bonus simulator, learning from players, self-teaching, guild advancement, and character stats

v4.8.2

March 18, 2026

Export/import app settings — new “App Settings” category exports all preferences including text sizes, colours, ANSI palette, overlay settings, controls, TTS mode, minimap config, and more
Export/import character stats & skills — new “Character Stats & Skills” category exports your con/dex/int/str/wis and enabled skill toggles

v4.8.1

March 18, 2026

Auto-expand map toggle — new setting to control whether the map panel automatically opens during speedwalk and navigation; defaults to off so the floating minimap overlay isn’t disrupted

v4.8.0

March 18, 2026

Skills panel — browse the full Discworld skill tree with your current levels and bonuses from ‘skills raw’; tap any leaf skill for detailed info including description, stat weights, uses, commands, guild primaries, and spells
Bonus simulator — tap Simulate on any skill detail to calculate the level and XP needed to reach a target bonus; uses the exact formulas from bonuses.irreducible.org with your character’s stats
Character stats in Settings — enter your con/dex/int/str/wis for accurate bonus calculations; stored per profile
Uses data — skill detail view now shows detailed uses information scraped from the Discworld MUD wiki
Learn skills — tap Learn on any skill detail to advance, learn from nearby players, or self-teach; two-step request/accept flow for player and self-teaching with level stepper and quick presets; Find Teachers button for optimal teacher lookup

v4.7.0

March 16, 2026

Available Skills — per-profile skill toggles in settings; enable optional MUD commands that add actions to relevant panels (first skill: Shoplift for the shop panel)
Guild detection — type ‘score’ to detect your guild; guild name appears in the status bar and is saved per-profile
Thieves’ Guild quota tracker — tap guild label to open panel; parses ‘check quota’ output with live countdown timer, amount stolen, guild cut, min/max quota and more
Licence commands — configure get/put commands for your licence so Check Quota works when it’s stored in a container
Exit highlighting improvements — exits now consistently underline on room entry; journey directions highlight as a single clickable command even when wrapped across lines
Fix — shop, job market, inventory and browse panels now populate reliably when reopened or revisited
Multi-line copy — long-press a line to enter copy mode, then tap more lines to add; press Done to finish. Pasting into the command bar joins lines with spaces
Radial wheel size — adjustable wheel button size (32–72dp) in Radial Gesture Wheels settings; guide ring scales proportionally
Pinned writ resize — tap the tune icon on the pinned writ overlay to reveal a size slider (50–150%)

v4.6.0

March 14, 2026

Floating minimap overlay — small draggable map window showing your current position, zoomed in for at-a-glance navigation
Minimap toggle — enable/disable via the PiP icon in the map panel header
Minimap zoom levels — Close (5 rooms), Medium (7 rooms), or Wide (11 rooms) radius, selectable in the map panel
Minimap size selector — choose from 75, 100, 125, or 150 dp
Minimap opacity slider — adjust overlay transparency from 20% to 100%
Minimap drag — long-press the title bar to reposition; position persists between sessions
Server lag indicator — displays MUD server lag in the status bar when inform cpu is enabled; tap to expand full details (avg/min/max/burst); cpu inform lines are gagged from game output
Fix — search history now saves reliably when closing the search panel quickly
Action button groups — organise action buttons into named groups with collapsible headers; collapsed groups hide their overlay buttons

v4.5.4

March 14, 2026

Search history — recent searches are saved per tab (Items, NPCs, Locations) and shown when the search bar is empty; tap to re-run

v4.5.3

March 14, 2026

Radial wheel groups — radial wheels now have a group field and appear under their group in the Quick Commands panel
Unified group visibility — collapsing a group hides both quick command buttons and radial wheel overlays
Group header eye icon — eye/eye-off icon on group headers shows visibility state at a glance
Alignment display — alignment now shown in XP Tracker panel and floating overlay

v4.5.2

March 14, 2026

Scroll pause — scrolling up in game output now pauses auto-scroll so you can read history without being yanked to the bottom
Jump to latest button — a floating arrow appears when scrolled up; tap to return to live output
Relink Sounds — new button in Settings → Import / Export to fix broken audio file references after reinstall or import
UTF-8 encoding — full Unicode support for international characters in both sending and receiving
Fix special characters (ä, ö, ü, ß, etc.) being dropped or breaking commands on some keyboards

v4.5.0

March 13, 2026

Notes system — jot down quest hints, commands, and game info from the Notes panel (Game → Notes)
Notebooks — organize notes into colored folders; filter by notebook with tab row
Tags — add comma-separated tags to notes; filter by tag with chip row
Block-based editor — notes support Text, Bullet, Game Output (monospace), and Command Link blocks with reordering
Capture to Note — copy game output, then tap the clipboard icon in the Notes panel to save it
Notes search — search across titles, content, and tags
Sort options — sort notes by Last Updated, Date Created, or Title A–Z
Notes export/import — notes and notebooks included in config pack transfers

v4.4.0

March 13, 2026

New action type: Speak Text (TTS) — triggers, timers, vitals triggers, and entity alerts can now speak text aloud
Global TTS mode — have all chat, room descriptions, or everything read aloud (Settings → Text-to-Speech)
TTS audio ducking — other audio automatically lowers while TTS is speaking
Quick TTS mute button in status bar when global TTS is active

v4.3.2

March 13, 2026

Improved exit detection on obvious exits lines
Long-press any clickable exit for a Go / Look / Glance action menu
Radial wheel buttons now have independent text size and opacity settings, separate from quick command buttons
NPC search details now include a Map button — view any NPC’s location on the map

v4.3.1

March 12, 2026

Fix: NAWS column calculation now adapts to screen width and text size instead of fixed 80 columns
Chat capture rules updated — captures directed communication only (tells, group chat, channels), removes room-level noise (says, shouts, whispers)
Simplified MUD output rendering pipeline — removed indent stripping for cleaner baseline display
Moved connect/disconnect/quit buttons to top of side menu for easier access
Separate chat text size setting — adjust chat panel text independently from game output
Orientation lock — lock screen to portrait, landscape, or allow auto-rotation
Fix: commands from radial wheels, triggers, and timers now always send in order

v4.3.0

March 12, 2026

Per-profile data scoping — quick commands, triggers, aliases, timers, radial wheels, action buttons, entity alerts, vitals triggers, AI profiles, souls, and more are now stored separately per connection profile
Each character gets their own configuration — switch profiles and your entire setup switches with you
Automatic migration — existing data is copied to all profiles on first launch so nothing is lost
Expanded import/export — entity alerts, vitals triggers, favorite locations, AI profiles, enabled souls, and nearby filter presets are now included in configuration packs
Profile cleanup — deleting a connection profile now removes its associated data files

v4.2.2

March 10, 2026

Nearby entity filter — type to show only matching entities (e.g. “cat” matches “sick cat”, “ugly cat”)
Multi-keyword filter with comma separation — “cat, dog” shows both
Saved filter presets as tappable chips with add/remove
Filter active indicator in panel header and floating overlay (purple count + icon)
Fix: mission tracker cooldowns now trigger correctly when MUD wraps reward text across lines
Fix: BP Family Coffers mission detection rewritten for multi-line reward text
Fix: quick command overlay buttons now use updated settings after editing (send-to-MUD, vibrate, local message toggles)

v4.2.1

March 10, 2026

Soul adverb picker — tap a soul command and choose from mudlib-sourced adverbs (e.g. smile happily, bow respectfully)
Non-targeted souls (breakdance, think, etc.) no longer appear in player action menus
Refined chat capture rules from Discworld mudlib source — tells, says, shouts, channels, and whispers now match all variants
Trigger highlights propagate correctly to server-sent indented continuation lines
Selective indent stripping — server-wrapped continuation lines display cleanly without extra leading spaces
Fix: multi-line purse text no longer cut off in inventory panel

v4.2.0

March 8, 2026

Nearby panel — see NPCs and entities in surrounding rooms
Entities grouped by direction with entity count, player detection, and walk-to-room navigation
Nearby floating overlay — compact draggable HUD showing nearby entities on the game screen
Entity Alerts — configurable pattern-based alerts for detected entities
Match by substring or regex, with actions: local message, sound, vibrate, flash, send command
Alerts only fire once per entity per room — no spam when you stay in one area
Entity Alerts panel with add/edit/delete, enable/disable toggles, and action previews
Entity Alert highlighting in the Nearby panel and overlay — matching entities shown in configured colors
Nearby panel shows ‘no vision’ indicator when MDT visibility is limited (e.g. nighttime)
Fix: Nearby panel no longer shows exits, doors, and furniture as entities
Fix: Nearby panel directions now correctly assigned to entities (parser rewritten to clause-based approach)
Fix: duplicate entities no longer appear in the Nearby panel
Fix: ANSI escape sequences no longer appear as gibberish in entity names
Fix: ‘Matched Text’ trigger highlights no longer bleed into wrapped continuation lines
Fix: GameScreen no longer crashes from JVM method size limit on some devices
Fix: text wrapping now matches the actual display width — no more mid-word line breaks from incorrect NAWS column count

v4.1.0

March 7, 2026

Job Market panel — browse, apply for, and track jobs from Mr Werks' employment agency
Read Writ button with pinnable floating overlay so you always know your current job
Delivery Lackey, Delivery Runner & Gofer support — pin a delivery writ and tap 'Deliver to <target>' directly from inventory
Multi-delivery writs parsed automatically with all targets listed in the inventory menu
Dog Walker support — floating Return Dog button appears during dog-walking jobs
Advertising Manager support — floating button discovers nearby NPCs and sends 'advertise business to <target>'
Mission Tracker now correctly registers job applications made from the Jobs panel
Auto-login now handles 'already playing' prompt by automatically reconnecting
UI panels and tool buttons hidden until game has fully loaded
Redesigned tool menu with labeled rows organized into Game, Controls, and Utility sections
Action Buttons (formerly Action Buttons) now support Friendlies target mode — target nearby players or self for spells, rituals, and buffs

v4.0.0

March 5, 2026

The Weight of Responsibility — a single-player Discworld text adventure playable from the dashboard
Gordon Ravity and the Department of Gravitational Consistency await your assistance
Full MUD-style command parsing: look, examine, say, ask, score, inventory, and more
Adventure engine designed for future story expansion

v3.8.1

March 5, 2026

Location Search — new Locations tab in Search to find rooms and places by name
Location details with exits, NPCs, speedwalk, and View on Map
Fixed currency conversion for Ephebe shops (S17|42de format now parsed correctly)
Verified Djelibeybi currency conversion (DjToon format confirmed working)

v3.7.0

March 3, 2026

Mission Tracker panel — auto-detects mission completions and tracks cooldown timers
Tracks Job Market, Dead Letter Office, and other Discworld missions
Visual cooldown bars with live countdowns — green (ready), amber (<10 min), red (on cooldown)
Cooldowns persist across app restarts — never lose track of your timers
Local message notifications when cooldowns expire (✅ Mission is ready!)
Grouped by mission category with collapsible sections and completion count badges
Long-press any mission to manually reset its cooldown

v3.6.0

March 3, 2026

Icon support for Quick Commands and Action Buttons — choose from 138 RPG-themed game icons or curated emoji
Game icon picker with 9 color-coded categories: Combat, Defense, Magic, Healing, Items, Movement, Social, Nature, Misc
Emoji picker with ~70 RPG-relevant emoji organized by matching categories
Icons render on overlay buttons, action buttons, and panel list rows
Icon-only mode for compact buttons — set an icon with no label for a clean look

v3.5.0

March 2, 2026

Book Reader panel — tap Read on any book, newspaper, or scroll in your inventory to open an inline reader
Page navigation with Previous/Next buttons and page indicator
Auto-paging for long pages — multi-screen content loads seamlessly
Readable items (books, newspapers, scrolls, tomes, etc.) auto-detected in inventory

v3.4.4

March 2, 2026

Wiki: opens to saved pages when available — site loads in background
Wiki: search now uses the wiki's full search — finds partial matches and content hits, not just exact page titles
Wiki: autocomplete suggestions appear as you type in the search bar

v3.4.3

March 1, 2026

Dashboard: feedback link — bug reports, feature requests, and general feedback
Command separator: use \; to send a literal semicolon (e.g., for MUD-side aliases)
Fix: auto-scroll stopping after long sessions when the output buffer is full
Fix: inventory panel concatenating words when parsing container contents (e.g., "leatherbreeches")
Fix: Quit button not closing the app in landscape mode

v3.4.2

March 1, 2026

Quick Commands: collapsible group headers — tap to toggle group visibility in panel and overlay
Overlay buttons: long-press to drag — tap fires the command, hold to unlock and reposition with haptic feedback
Overlay buttons: snap-to-grid positioning — buttons align to an invisible 8dp grid for clean layouts

v3.4.1

March 1, 2026

Quick Commands: new 'Send to command window' option puts command text into the input field for partial commands
Action Buttons help topic added to Settings

v3.4.0

March 1, 2026

Multi-button combat system — create multiple customizable combat action buttons
Action Buttons panel in the toolbar menu for adding, editing, and managing buttons
Per-button label, command, color, size, and draggable position
Session stats: removed vitals section (preparing for combat stats)
Session dismiss now returns to the home dashboard

v3.3.0

March 1, 2026

Complete light mode support across entire UI
All panels, dialogs, overlays, and settings now fully adapt to light/dark theme
Inventory panel: item look sub-panel shows item descriptions inline
Inventory panel: fixed container contents capture for multi-line MUD responses
Inventory panel: empty containers now display 'Empty' instead of failing

v3.2.4

February 28, 2026

Landscape sidebar layout: panels move to a scrollable left sidebar
Toggle in Settings > Controls to enable/disable sidebar layout

v3.2.3

February 28, 2026

Landscape mode optimization: compact UI elements to maximize game output area
Status bar, command input, and panels automatically reduce padding in landscape
Panel max heights reduced in landscape to preserve more vertical space for game text

v3.2.2

February 28, 2026

Session Stats summary shown after disconnecting
Tracks duration, commands sent, rooms visited, XP gained, and vitals

v3.2.1

February 28, 2026

Light theme toggle in Settings
Dark Mode switch at the top of Settings sheet
All dialogs, panels, and sheets adapt to chosen theme

v3.2.0

February 28, 2026

Connection Profiles with auto-login
Manage multiple character profiles in Settings
Automatic username and password entry on connect

v3.1.2

February 28, 2026

Autocomplete now places cursor at end of word after selection

v3.1.1

February 28, 2026

Command Autocomplete help topic added to Settings

v3.1.0

February 28, 2026

Command autocomplete with customizable dictionary
Added 'Holy' to recognized Discworld title prefixes

v3.0.3

February 28, 2026

Read action added to Inventory Panel context menu
Shop Panel help topic added to Settings

v3.0.2

February 28, 2026

Stability and compatibility improvements

v3.0.1

February 27, 2026

Build and performance improvements

v3.0.0

February 27, 2026

Interactive Inventory Panel — tap the green Inventory icon to view everything you’re holding, wearing, and carrying
Tap any item for context actions: look, appraise, condition, wear, remove, hold, drop
Container support — look inside backpacks, cloaks, and bags; get items from containers
Put items into containers — move carried items into your backpack, sash, or any container
Give items to nearby players — detected automatically from player names in the room
Auto-refresh after state-changing actions (wear, remove, hold, drop, put, give)
Improved container detection — cloaks, robes, sashes, jackets, and more recognized as containers
Fixed container look-in parsing for Discworld’s “It contains:” format
PlayerActionMenu: added Look, Whisper, and Sayto actions when tapping player names
Added “Player of Games” to DiscworldTitles so player names are detected correctly
Keyboard only appears when tapping the command input — tapping game output or panels dismisses it
Import/Export now supports Saved Wiki Pages and Session Logs as exportable categories
Removed default communication triggers — triggers list starts empty for new installs
Shop Panel — view, browse, and buy items from any shop via the toolbar
Currency conversion in Shop Panel — set a home currency in Settings to see converted prices

v2.30.1

February 26, 2026

Dashboard home screen on app launch with branding, What's New, XP stats, and quick access cards
Prominent Connect button replaces the blank startup screen
Floating overlays (timers, quick commands, radial wheels) hidden on the dashboard until connected
Passive HP/GP regen simulation between server updates — set your regen rates in Settings
Customizable background colors for overlay panels and buttons in Settings

v2.29.0

February 26, 2026

Compact status bar: two rows collapsed into a single thin bar with a colored status dot and dropdown menu
All tool icons, settings, and connection controls now accessible via the dropdown grid
Significantly more vertical space for game output on small screens

v2.26.0

February 26, 2026

Item Search: search 11,000+ Discworld items by name, see descriptions, prices, and shop locations
NPC Search: find NPCs, view their inventory, and see their location on the map
Speedwalk to items and NPCs: tap any search result location to auto-walk there
Distance-sorted results: locations shown closest-first based on your current position
Expanded soul commands: 659 configurable soul commands across 16 categories

v2.25.0

February 26, 2026

Internal settings restructuring and configuration improvements
Radial gesture wheels: press-and-drag overlay for fast directional commands
Haptic feedback on sector crossings and command activation

v2.24.0

February 25, 2026

Chat capture overhaul: all rules now use anchored regex patterns for precision (no more false positives from NPC dialogue)
Continuation line merging: wrapped messages appear as a single entry with one timestamp in the chat panel
Generic channel catch-all rule captures any talker channel, not just named ones
Color-coded communication triggers: tells, says, exclaims, asks, whispers, shouts, lsay, channels
Auto-migration upgrades existing rules to regex and adds new defaults without losing user customizations
Chat panel auto-scales text size to match the MUD's column width
Troubleshooting section in Settings Help for terminal width issues

v2.23.0

February 25, 2026

Session Logging: auto-record MUD sessions to HTML files with full ANSI colors
Logs include all output, sent commands (with distinctive styling), and timestamps
Enable via Settings → Session Logging toggle; new file per connection
Session Logs viewer: browse, share, and delete log files from Settings
GP regen overlay: shows interpolated GP bar, regen rate (+X/min), and ETA to full

v2.21.0

February 25, 2026

New XP Tracker panel with live vitals display (HP/GP bars, XP, burden) via GMCP char.vitals
Start/stop XP tracking sessions with real-time XP gained, elapsed time, and XP per hour
Set XP targets with progress bar, estimated time remaining, and configurable vibration/flash alerts
Session history tracks up to 50 completed sessions with date, duration, XP gained, and XP/hr
Optional floating overlay HUD shows compact vitals and session stats over the game output

v2.20.0

February 25, 2026

Auto-correct disabled by default on command input to prevent interference with MUD commands and aliases
New toggle in Settings → Controls to re-enable auto-correct if desired

v2.19.0

February 25, 2026

Overlay button position lock: tap the lock icon in the Quick Commands panel to prevent accidental dragging
Lock state persists across app restarts

v2.18.0

February 24, 2026

Customizable vibration alerts for triggers, timers, and quick commands
Camera flash alerts for triggers, timers, and quick commands
Pattern editor with adjustable pulse count, duration, pause, and strength
Test buttons let you preview vibration and flash patterns before saving

v2.17.0

February 24, 2026

Wiki browser upgraded to full-screen overlay for better usability
Loading indicator shows progress while wiki pages load
Improved scroll and pinch-to-zoom on wiki pages (live and saved)
Wiki pages now display with original website colors
Back/close button in wiki header with WebView history navigation

v2.16.0

February 24, 2026

Discworld Wiki browser: search and browse the wiki in-app
Save wiki pages for offline viewing, including images
Saved pages list with view and delete options
Book icon in status bar opens the wiki

v2.15.0

February 24, 2026

Expanded Quick Commands: action types, overlay buttons, and auto-hide/show
Action toggles: send to MUD, show local message (fires triggers), start a linked timer
Overlay buttons: enable per-command floating buttons on the game screen, draggable and individually positioned
Auto-hide after use: overlay button disappears after tapping, re-shows when linked timer fires
Manual un-hide: tap the eye icon in the Quick Commands panel to restore hidden buttons
Separate QC overlay settings: opacity and text size in Settings → Controls
Quick Commands help topic added to Settings
Soft “update available” notification when a newer build exists

v2.14.1

February 24, 2026

Friendlier disconnection messages — plain language instead of technical errors
Version blocked screen now offers a download link to the latest update
Build archives — each APK is preserved in the builds/ folder

v2.14.0

February 24, 2026

Command history: tap ▲/▼ arrows next to the Send button to cycle through previous commands
Swipe up/down on the command bar to navigate command history
Hardware keyboard support: Up/Down arrow keys cycle through command history
New setting: Keep Last Command — after sending, the text stays selected so you can repeat or type over it

v2.13.0

February 24, 2026

Improved startup connectivity checks
Internal stability improvements
Fixed clickable player name detection for unhyphenated wizard titles (e.g., Overfed)
Clickable tells now also detect ‘exclaims to you’ and ‘asks you’ variants
Fixed direction words being underlined in prose text (e.g., ‘settles down comfortably’)
Triggers can now fire on timer local messages
New trigger action: Local Message — display a ⚡ message in the game output when a trigger fires

v2.12.1

February 24, 2026

Timer sound: play an audio file when a timer fires (same picker as trigger sounds)
Timer local message: display a gold ⏰ message in the game output when a timer fires
Send command toggle: disable sending commands to the MUD per-timer
Configurable overlay width (100–300dp) in Settings

v2.12.0

February 24, 2026

Timer Overlay: floating, draggable HUD shows live countdowns for selected timers on the game output
Per-timer opt-in with “Show in overlay” toggle and optional short label
Configurable overlay opacity (20–100%) and text size (8–20sp) in Settings
Overlay position persists between sessions
Timer Overlay help topic added to Settings

v2.11.1

February 23, 2026

Added Clickable Player Names help topic to Settings
Replaced automation-sounding examples in Triggers and Timers help with agnostic ones

v2.11.0

February 23, 2026

Clickable player names: tap any player name in the game output to Finger, Tell, or send a soul command
Clickable tells: tap a name in a tell message to quickly Reply, Finger, or send a soul
Soul commands in Who’s Online: 14 souls across 3 categories (Greetings, Friendly, Playful)
Player titles (Bearded, Lord, Granny, etc.) automatically stripped for accurate name detection
Gagged NAWS terminal-size echo messages from the MUD server
Settings sections now start collapsed for a cleaner layout

v2.10.4

February 23, 2026

Reorganised Settings into collapsible sections: Display, Controls, Import/Export, Help, About
Much cleaner layout — only the section you’re working with is expanded

v2.10.3

February 23, 2026

Added Who’s Online help topic to Settings

v2.10.2

February 23, 2026

Reduced NAWS spam: duplicate dimensions are now suppressed and debounce increased to 500ms

v2.10.1

February 23, 2026

Social panel now toggles visibility with the status bar icon, matching Map panel behaviour

v2.10.0

February 23, 2026

Social panel: see who’s online by sending qwho, grouped by role
Tap any player name to Finger them or pre-fill a Tell command
Manual refresh only — no auto-polling
Blue people icon in the status bar toggles the panel

v2.9.1

February 23, 2026

Added server automation rules awareness to Triggers and Timers help topics
Inline reminders when configuring commands that are sent to the MUD
Simplified timer creation UI

v2.9.0

February 23, 2026

Context-aware clickable exits — only the current room's actual exits are clickable, not every direction word
All 168 exit types from Quow's database are now supported (enter, leave, climb, journey, ship directions, etc.)
Exotic exit commands (e.g. "enter stall") are now used for room disambiguation when moving

v2.8.1

February 23, 2026

Text size minimum lowered to 5sp

v2.8.0

February 23, 2026

Configurable game output text size (5sp–24sp) in Settings
Dynamic NAWS — terminal column/row count sent to the server based on actual screen size and text size

v2.7.1

February 23, 2026

Fixed map centering — map now fills the view properly when opened
Map zoom resets to default when starting a speedwalk

v2.7.0

February 23, 2026

Timer panel now shows a live countdown for running timers
Countdown resets each cycle for repeating timers

v2.6.0

February 23, 2026

Long-press any line in the game output to copy it to the clipboard
Works in the chat capture panel too

v2.5.3

February 23, 2026

Updated foreground service type for Play Store compatibility
New app icon

v2.5.2

February 23, 2026

Added background behaviour note to Timers help topic

v2.5.1

February 23, 2026

Fixed single-finger scrolling on game output while two-finger swipe navigation is enabled

v2.5.0

February 23, 2026

Two-finger swipe navigation: swipe on the game output to move in 8 compass directions
Haptic feedback and directional arrow indicator on recognized swipes
Optional setting, off by default — enable in Display Settings
Swipe Navigation help topic added to Settings

v2.4.0

February 22, 2026

Favorites: save rooms as named bookmarks and speedwalk to them with a single tap
Gold star icon in status bar opens the Favorites panel
Fire-and-forget speedwalk engine with progress tracking
Progress bar shows destination, step count, and cancel button during navigation
Reliable(ish) cross-map navigation using Quow's Discworld map database
Map UI redesign: tap header to open fullscreen, dropdown icon for map selector, chevron for expand/collapse
Auto-collapse: fullscreen map closes and mini-map follows your walk after tapping a destination
Map fills the display area edge-to-edge instead of leaving empty margins
Favorites help topic added to Settings

v2.3.0

February 22, 2026

Configuration Packs: export and import triggers, aliases, timers, capture rules, and quick commands
Export selected categories as a shareable .luggage.json file
Import packs with Merge mode (skip duplicates) or Replace mode (clear and replace)
Pack preview dialog shows contents and item counts before importing
Configuration Packs help topic added to Settings

v2.2.0

February 22, 2026

Timers: schedule alerts to fire after a delay or on a repeating interval
One-shot and repeating timer modes with optional max repeat count
Auto-start on connect: timers can restart automatically when you reconnect
Trigger integration: Start Timer and Stop Timer actions for event-driven workflows
Timers management panel with play/stop controls and running indicators
Timer icon (coral) added to status bar for quick access
Timers help topic added to Settings

v2.1.0

February 22, 2026

Quit Luggage button: appears when disconnected to fully close the app and free resources
GMCP client version now reports the actual app version to the MUD
Status bar split into two rows: status/connection on top, tool icons below
Map icon now always visible when connected (not just in mapped rooms)
Help topics now show their matching feature icon next to the title

v2.0.1

February 22, 2026

Alias expansions now support command separators (e.g., alias "kb" → "kill bandits;loot" sends two commands)
Alias management panel: tap the purple icon in the status bar to add, edit, delete, and toggle aliases

v2.0.0

February 22, 2026

Aliases: define shorthand commands that expand automatically (e.g., "kb" -> "kill bandits")
Command separator: send multiple commands in one line with semicolons (e.g., "get sword;wield sword")
Clickable URLs: http/https links in MUD output are now tappable and open in browser
Added help topics for Aliases, Command Separator, Map, and Clickable Links
Added Credits section with Quow attribution and creator info

v1.9.1

February 22, 2026

Fixed pinch-to-zoom to center on gesture instead of upper-left corner
Fixed tap-to-navigate accuracy with radius-based room search
Stacked room disambiguation prefers shortest reachable path
Fixed coordinate mismatch on large maps (e.g., discwhole)
Speedwalk commands now sent with delay to prevent MUD errors
Map keeps last known position instead of disappearing for unmapped rooms

v1.9.0

February 22, 2026

Visual minimap system using Quow's mapping database.
Tracks player position in real-time
Collapsible map panel above terminal shows current area map
Pinch-to-zoom and drag-to-pan map navigation
Orange player marker shows current room position
Full-screen map mode with expanded zoom range
Tap-to-navigate: tap any room to auto-walk via BFS pathfinding
Speedwalk commands generated with compass abbreviations
Green map icon in status bar (appears when map data available)
66 Discworld area maps bundled as assets

v1.8.0

February 22, 2026

Foreground service keeps connection alive when app is backgrounded
Persistent notification with connection status while connected
Disconnect action button on notification
Tap notification to return to game
Trigger sounds continue playing while app is in background
Connection survives screen lock, app switching, and Activity destruction

v1.7.0

February 22, 2026

Chat Capture panel captures social messages into a separate scrollable area
Collapsible panel at top of screen with timestamps and ANSI color preservation
Configurable capture rules with substring and regex matching
10 default Discworld capture rules (tells, channels, says, shouts)
Capture Rules management panel with add, edit, delete, and enable/disable
Configurable chat buffer size (100–10,000 lines, default 500)
Chat Capture help topic in Settings

v1.6.0

February 22, 2026

Regex capture group substitution in Send Command actions
Use $1, $2, etc. in commands to insert matched groups
Helpful hint text shown in command field when regex is enabled

v1.5.0

February 22, 2026

Triggers now support multiple action types per trigger
Highlight/restyle text with custom foreground and background colors
Highlight entire line or only matched text
Bold and italic styling options for highlights
Play custom sound files from device storage on trigger match
Persistent sound file permissions survive app restarts
Action type badges in trigger list (send, highlight, sound)
Backward compatible with existing Phase 1 triggers

v1.4.0

February 22, 2026

Added trigger system with automatic pattern matching
Substring and regex matching with per-trigger toggle
Triggers fire commands automatically when MUD text matches
Enable/disable triggers with toggle switch
Trigger management panel with grouped list
Live regex validation in trigger editor

v1.3.0

February 22, 2026

Added version display and changelog in Settings
Version and build number shown under About Luggage
Changelog with bullet-pointed entries per release

v1.2.0

February 22, 2026

Added Quick Commands slide-in panel
Tap commands to send instantly, long-press to edit
Commands organized by customizable groups
Add, edit, and delete commands with persistent storage

v1.1.0

February 22, 2026

Clickable direction words in colored exits text
Tap north, south, east, west, etc. to move instantly
Only active on MUD-colored text to avoid false matches

v1.0.0

February 22, 2026

Initial release of Luggage MUD client
Telnet connection to Discworld MUD with MCCP2 compression
Full ANSI 16-color support with MUSHclient default palette
Customizable background, text, and ANSI color palette
Command history with up/down navigation
Settings persisted across app restarts