- API v1 readiness baseline. Established the documented native contract: bootstrap capabilities, mobile login and registration, social handoff, device-bound rotating refresh sessions, TV device authorization, consistent errors and pagination.
- Documented signed compatible playback, captions, saved progress, Shorts pagination, resumable application-mediated uploads, LiveKit grants and protected push-registration storage. This milestone described backend readiness rather than a released application binary.
Product evolution
Every release, clearly documented.
Follow 24 web releases through the 0.9.13 source update dated October 10, 2026, with additions, changes, fixes and security work. A separate native timeline records Android and iOS development milestones and acceptance status.
React Native milestones, features and fixes.
Development history for the Android and iOS application, alongside the shared backend. These dated milestones are separate from website release versions. The recorded iOS development client is version 1.0.0, build 1; this is not a published App Store or Google Play release history.
- Website-to-mobile implementation pass. Added or expanded Explore, Trending, Subscriptions, community discovery/composition, Favorites, Bookmarks, creator content management, analytics and CSV, Growth Hub, earnings, wallet, plans, billing and account storage.
- Integrated real language packs, managed help/legal links, TV-code approval, optional-plugin capability checks and Live viewer interactions. October corrections preserved empty API dictionaries, tightened Studio/Live deep links and account-cache isolation, and fixed Android capture-permission declarations with a fresh Test step after new grants.
- Some financial and advanced production workflows use their canonical website actions. The historical completion statement described implementation coverage; it did not certify every device scenario.
- Live lifecycle and connectivity work. Hardened capture cancellation, track ownership and cleanup, participant permissions and stale-grant enforcement; retained measured preflight requirements. The documented native LiveKit stack was updated with focused ownership fixes.
- Fixed Live directory boolean encoding, replay-panel lifecycle behavior and stale media/replay state after terminal access denial. The then-blocked physical acceptance results are historical and were superseded by the 9 October connected pass. Read the dated Live fixes.
- Coverage and acceptance reporting clarified. The newer audit identified gaps beyond the earlier implementation inventory. Native adaptations, outstanding website/mobile differences and device, public-API and release requirements remain explicit rather than being treated as identical behavior across every platform.
- Android connected Live PASS. Physical Samsung SM-G998B/Android 15 acceptance recorded complete web-to-mobile Live parity for the supported local workflow: real media in both directions, interaction and moderation, token revocation, recording and physical replay playback.
- Focused corrections addressed starting an unchanged saved schedule after its due time, deterministic equal-timestamp chat order, stale ended-summary errors and abnormal host-loss reconciliation. Normal end, leave and background cleanup passed. The scope is local development acceptance; production, iOS, all Android GPUs and optional RTMP acceptance remain separate. Review Live scope and remaining requirements.
- iOS development version 1.0.0, build 1. Native Simulator compilation completed with iOS playback/audio lifecycle fixes, compatible MP4/HLS selection, the AirPlay compiler correction, Dailymotion bridge/packaging work and preserved Cast license resources.
- EAS credential inspection now reaches signing setup without weakening the configuration checks used to produce artifacts. The recorded artifact is a development client requiring Metro. Actual iOS execution, approved Apple identity, signing and a physical-device IPA remain outstanding. Read iOS fixes and build requirements.
- Shared source capabilities documented with web 0.9.13. Current backend source includes FCM/APNs senders, a durable outbox, queue dispatch, bounded retries/recovery and registration/preference checks. Push defaults disabled and requires platform credentials, tables and a worker consuming the configured push queue.
- Protected cloud-media delivery and signed avatar/banner URLs also support clients that preserve the API's returned links. Actual push-device delivery remains unverified. This shared-backend milestone does not introduce a new numbered mobile release.
Start with the complete current release.
Web 0.9.13 brings playback and private cloud fixes, better Shorts and mobile layouts, branding controls, safer account roles and category administration. Review installation and deployment requirements in the documentation.