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FreqMapper v1.0.7

Summary

FreqMapper v1.0.7 makes newly discovered Meshtastic radios easier to find and choose on Android and iPhone, with scan results placed higher on the screen and the strongest Bluetooth signals listed first.

What's new

  • A dedicated “New nearby radios” section separates newly discovered radios from saved radios, so previously saved devices do not appear among the new choices.

Improvements

  • During and after scanning, new nearby radios appear immediately after the scan controls and status, ahead of connection details and saved radios. Before scanning, the usual saved-radio reconnect layout is preserved.
  • On Android and iPhone, new nearby radios are ordered by strongest Bluetooth signal first. Radios with equal signal strength are ordered alphabetically by name, ignoring capitalization.
  • On Android, the former “Saved and nearby radios” list becomes a separate “Saved radios” section lower on the screen, with saved radios ordered alphabetically by name.
  • On Android, scanning now shows “Looking for nearby Meshtastic radios…” while no new radios have appeared. If a completed scan finds only saved radios, it shows “No new nearby radios found. Saved radios appear below.” If no radios are found at all, the existing Bluetooth troubleshooting guidance remains.
  • On iPhone, “New nearby radios” replaces “Nearby Bluetooth devices” and displays scan progress or “No new nearby radios found. Saved radios appear below.” when there are no new choices.
  • New nearby radio choices on iPhone now include an explicit “Select” label, making the next action clearer.

Fixes

None in this release.

What you need to do

Nothing yet. Install the next approved Android or iPhone build through its stated testing channel when it becomes available; merging the source does not update either app by itself.

Mobile availability

The changes cover Android and iPhone. No distributable mobile build or mobile release availability is evidenced.

Known limitations

This source change has not yet been verified in an externally distributed iPhone build or a newly distributed Android build.