KumaAlert

NEW FEATURES - See how long a monitor has been down. Down monitors now show a live outage duration on the Monitors list, on the monitor's detail screen ("Down for 23 min"), and next to the affected monitor on the Home Screen widget. - Optional "last updated" caption on the widget. Turn it on under Settings → Widget to see how fresh the widget's data is. Off by default. PERFORMANCE - Much smoother scrolling on the Monitors tab. Heartbeat history now lives in memory instead of being written to the on-device database on every check, removing the constant background churn that caused stutters while scrolling. - Snappier everywhere on large servers. The monitor list no longer re-parses every monitor's configuration on each screen update, and incoming status updates are applied on a steady cadence instead of piling up and landing as one big freeze. - The Overview tab no longer rebuilds itself every few seconds. The live average-response figure now updates in place. - The app takes up less space. A one-time cleanup on first launch after updating removes the heartbeat history previously accumulated on your device; history is fetched fresh from your server instead. BUG FIXES - Background widget refresh now works on standard Uptime Kuma servers. The app was calling an endpoint that only exists on some forks and silently giving up; it now uses the standard metrics endpoint your API key is made for, so the widget updates in the background as intended. - History chart tooltips now point at the bar you tapped. Near the edges of the 24-hour chart on a monitor's detail screen, the popup could appear anchored to a neighbouring bar. NOTES Response-time charts and recent checks now stream from your Uptime Kuma server when the app connects, so they may take a second or two to appear after a cold launch and aren't available offline - matching how the Uptime Kuma web dashboard behaves.