Poket PC Changelog: Release Notes

Release notes for Poket PC products and major site changes. Feature-level detail for the apps lives in product documentation and the security page.

10 October 2026

Published Mac helper 1.0.3 (build 5), a notarized Developer ID disk image. Installed helpers are offered it through the update feed, with a delta from 1.0.0, 1.0.1 or 1.0.2.
Shift-click and Cmd-click from a phone. Modifiers held on a controller’s modifier bar now apply to clicks, drags and scrolls, not only to keys. Each session keeps its own held modifiers and mouse button, and the helper lets go of them when that session ends.
Switching a schedule off while it is running now stays off.
Schedules and Quiet tasks on the Claude subscription are now refused with a message that says why: Claude Code works from a screenshot, and these runs take none. A schedule made or switched on under that model is kept off, a run that falls due is skipped with the reason, and the two daily reports are installed switched off on such a Mac. Before, these runs ended without an answer.
A long-running task no longer looks finished to a phone that reconnects while it runs: the helper keeps the task snapshot within the size a frame can carry.

Published Mac helper 1.0.2 (build 4), a notarized Developer ID disk image. Installed helpers are offered it through the update feed, with a delta from 1.0.0 or 1.0.1.
Fixed Ask on your Claude subscription when the helper starts at login or from Finder. Those launches gave the helper a search path without Homebrew or ~/.local/bin, so tasks reported that Claude Code was not installed even when it was. The helper now uses the same search path as your shell, and tool servers started by name, such as npx, are found the same way.

Published Mac helper 1.0.1 (build 3), a notarized Developer ID disk image like 1.0.0. The update feed lists it with a delta from 1.0.0, and the DMG’s SHA-256 is on the Mac page.
Added a Copy Link for a Browser button to the pairing panel. The browser client is still a preview.
Fixed memory that kept growing while the helper waited on the relay for your paired devices.

Apple approved iPhone 1.0 (build 20) for external testing, and the public TestFlight beta opened to new testers. The join link is on the beta page.
Version 1.0 remains in App Review for the App Store.

Published the first public Mac helper build: 1.0.0 (build 1).
Distributed as a notarized Developer ID disk image, stapled; a universal app for Apple silicon and Intel.
Sparkle auto-update is wired; the appcast points at the live DMG on poketpc.com.
SHA-256 of the DMG is published on the Mac download page for verification.

Install steps: move to Applications, allow Accessibility and Screen Recording, optionally enable login item, then pair a device from the menu bar.

The iPhone app and the Mac helper now show the name Poket PC (spelling without a “c” after the “o”), chosen on 19 September 2026. The Mac app is now “Poket PC.app”.
The website was rebuilt for its new address, poketpc.com.

Older history before these entries is not published here. For what 1.0 includes today, see download and the iPhone app tour.

Where do I download the latest Mac helper?

From the Mac page: a notarized DMG that updates itself via Sparkle.

How do I get iPhone builds?

Join the public TestFlight beta; the beta page has the link. Version 1.0 is in App Review and not on the App Store yet.

Why was it called Pocket Mac?

That was the product's first name, used until the rename to Poket PC on 19 September 2026.