What’s in the download.

0.2.6 · Free preview

• The orb starts before any director upgrade at launch, so the overlay always appears.

Includes 0.2.4 and 0.2.5.

0.2.5 · Free preview

• Updating the app no longer leaves the Mac without a director: the upgrade waits for the old service to stop, retries, and reports any launchd error.

Everything from 0.2.4 is included.

0.2.4 · Free preview

• Android is a phone call: contact card, call screen with timer, live captions and transcript, Mute, Keyboard and work-mode controls, red End.
• Calls play through the loudspeaker instead of the earpiece.
• Setup checks that Claude Code is new enough for the director and offers Update Claude Code. The director explains failures in plain words and the phone speaks them.
• Updating the Mac app now updates the installed director too.
• Emergency-calls dialog labels its name field. Fleet page leads with a one-line agent pair command.

Tested: automated checks, native setup flows, Mac and Android builds. Not notarized. The new Android screens were not yet exercised on a physical phone before release.

Android installs over 0.2.3. Coming from 0.2.2 or older, uninstall Loopfleet Orb first.

0.2.3 · Free preview

• Pair your phone by scanning a QR code in the Mac setup wizard. Pasting the code remains available.
• Android: Scan QR code on the connection screen, using Google’s code scanner from Play services. No camera permission is requested by the app.

Tested: native setup flows, automated checks, Mac and Android builds. Not notarized. Scanning on a physical phone was not verified before release.

Updating Android from 0.2.2: uninstall the old Loopfleet Orb first; this build is signed with a different development key, so it cannot install over it.

0.2.2 · Free preview

• Terminal installer for the unsigned Mac preview.
• Original Loopfleet app icon on Mac and Android.
• Native setup wizard with resume and recovery.
• Mac orb, activity, questions, and Focus mode.
• Optional background Claude director.
• Fast speaker and asynchronous follow-ups.
• Android pairing, text, and local English speech.

Tested: native setup flows, automated checks, real Claude handoffs, restart recovery, and LAN pairing.

Not notarized. Physical voice acceptance remains unverified. No remote worker dispatch or public internet relay.