Pro Edition

Release history for Nexus Telemetry Pro

v1.0.14

New

  • Nexus Telemetry now understands Starlink’s latest dish and router firmware, so it reads settings and readings the dish only started reporting recently.

Improved

  • Starlink hardware is now called your dish throughout the app, in every language.
  • The navigation rail has a new, consistent set of icons.
  • Support Your Dish now shares the anonymous firmware settings from your dish’s current firmware; until now it was stuck on what older firmware reported. It never includes your location or anything personal.

Fixed

  • Snow melt now reads Auto, and mobility Stationary, when the dish is set that way; they used to show Idle and a dash.
  • A Starlink Mini no longer shows a red CADY indicator; on Mini and Standard dishes, CADY being off is normal.
  • The Router view’s DHCP card now lists its leases and the time left on each; it always said 0.
  • Blur mode now also hides the terminal ID in the Router view and the names of devices on your network.
  • The Starlink viewer’s star field is back, and satellite data now downloads on slow connections instead of staying on old data.
  • The tray quick view opens with its full five minutes of history and shows your dish’s name, not “Starlink terminal”.

v1.0.13

New

  • New Launches now flies to the newest launch and follows its satellites across the globe, with a caption giving the launch, how many satellites, their inclination and height. Zoom in and their names appear.

Improved

  • Orbital shells are grouped and named by inclination, with a count on each. A group appears as soon as satellites are in it, including 30° for the latest launch.
  • Blur mode now also hides your dish’s marker and beam on the Starlink globe, so screenshots don’t show where you are.

Fixed

  • Only satellites not yet in the public catalogue are marked as new. Since July, recently launched satellites that already had catalogue numbers were shown as new and left out of their shell’s count.
  • In the tray quick view, download and upload each have their own chart, so upload no longer lies flat along the bottom of download’s.

v1.0.12

New

  • Live latency, download and upload speeds now sit beside the tray icon on macOS and Linux, updated every second, and Windows shows them when you hover over the icon. Turn them off in Settings with Show stats in the tray.
  • Clicking the tray icon on macOS and Windows opens a quick view: connection status, the last five minutes of download, upload, latency and drop rate, obstruction, power, your public IP, which copies with a click, and the session name while one is recording.

Improved

  • Clicking the tray icon now opens the quick view rather than the window; its Open Nexus Telemetry button takes you to the full app, and on macOS the quick view also holds Quit.
  • The window now opens wider, to suit Pro’s charts, and on Linux fits itself to smaller screens.
  • What was labelled SNR is now Signal quality (0-1), named for what it measures: a sky-visibility rating per map cell, with the scale explained in the app. The dish’s real SNR flags keep their name, joined by a new lower-than-predicted signal indicator.

Fixed

  • Fixed an issue that could prevent translation suggestions from being submitted; the app now lets you know if a suggestion cannot be sent, and keeps your text so you can try again.
  • The Live view footer now shows the dish’s actuator state; it previously read UNKNOWN.
  • The daily obstruction snapshot is being recorded again; a naming mismatch meant it had never been saved.
  • The SNR state in the PDF report now comes directly from the dish’s noise-floor flag; reports from older saved sessions leave the line out instead of estimating it.

v1.0.11

New

  • Alerts for connectivity, obstruction and latency now fire even while the window is minimised, hidden, or was never opened; they no longer depend on the interface running.
  • Router trends backfill at full one-second resolution after time in the tray, so hidden periods look identical to watched ones.
  • On launch, the app imports the dish’s own recent history, so charts include the minutes before you opened it and short gaps between runs fill themselves in.
  • Latency charts, in the live views, archive and the PDF report, draw an average line over a min-max band, so real trends stay readable instead of vanishing into jitter.
  • Maps are rebuilt on crisp vector rendering served from our own servers: they stay sharp at every zoom level, show place names in your language, and no longer depend on a third party.

Improved

  • The interface goes idle when minimised to the tray, cutting background activity to almost nothing while recording, alerts and ping monitoring continue in full.
  • Session summaries are computed from the recorded data at the moment you stop, so saved statistics always match the charts, including for sessions recorded while minimised, and retroactively for previously saved ones.
  • Swapping between terminals is now seamless end to end: every panel, chart, alert and record follows the connected dish, each dish and router keeps its own history, and the router panel reconnects as fast as the hardware allows.
  • Charts refresh at the rate data actually arrives, with point density tuned for readability across every time range.

Fixed

  • Telemetry sampling no longer stalls when ping targets are unreachable; previously a dead target could cost up to a fifth of recorded samples.
  • Ping monitoring pauses while the terminal is offline instead of recording your fallback connection’s figures as Starlink history.
  • The archive shows your full recorded history instead of stopping at the data-retention window.
  • Returning from the tray no longer runs chart rebuilds twice, and no longer collapses the archive view to the last 15 minutes.
  • Router trends no longer show gaps after the window has been hidden, radio temperatures display an honest empty state on routers that stopped reporting them, and one router’s temperatures can no longer appear on another’s chart.
  • Daily hardware-insights snapshots are tracked per terminal, so using two dishes on the same day no longer suppresses one of them.
  • The session route map now opens at your location, keeps its quality colours readable in light mode, and centres on sessions recorded at a single spot instead of showing the whole world.

v1.0.10

New

  • Redesigned session report: the PDF is now an installer-grade document. Alongside the telemetry summary it adds an Assessment page that grades the installation against typical healthy ranges (obstruction, latency, drop rate, dish alignment and the event log), an Obstruction & Alignment page with the dish’s own sky-view map, a Diagnostics appendix logging any ping, DNS and traceroute checks run during the session, and a Methodology page explaining how every figure is measured.
  • Report export options: before generating a report you can now choose its type (Installation Verification, Diagnostic Visit or Site Survey) and record who it was prepared by (your name and company) and prepared for (the customer). Your installer details are remembered for next time.
  • The redesigned report and its export options are fully translated across all 36 supported languages.

Improved

  • Session report charts now render with clean, consistent scales: value axes step evenly from zero and the time axis lines up across every chart.
  • Full-screen charts are now capped at a readable size instead of stretching to fill the whole window.
  • If your setup has no Starlink router (for example a dish in bypass mode behind your own router), Nexus now remembers when you choose to continue without one, so it no longer pauses on the router check at every launch. There’s a matching “This network has no Starlink router” switch in Network settings, and router features switch back on automatically if a Starlink router is detected later.
  • The Network tab under the Terminal view now runs its connectivity checks automatically when you open it, instead of showing empty “pending” rows until you press Run.
  • Hovering an icon in the left navigation rail now shows a tooltip naming the view, along with its keyboard shortcut.
  • The Ping tool now shows your device’s result as soon as it’s ready instead of waiting for the slower router path: the router column fills in when its measurement completes.

Fixed

  • Session recordings now stop automatically at the selected duration (e.g. 30 minutes) instead of continuing to run.
  • Speed-test readings in the PDF report now exactly match the session markers shown in the app.
  • Expanding a live chart to full screen during a recording no longer switches it to session data: the live and session views stay independent.
  • The full-screen session chart now shows the whole recording (it previously dropped data older than five minutes) and keeps the start and speed-test markers in view.
  • The product name now reads “Nexus Telemetry Pro” consistently across the report and trial and licence messages.
  • The update panel’s version badge is now legible in light mode and its release notes display in full.
  • Live telemetry no longer slows to an update every ~10 seconds on networks without a Starlink router: it now refreshes at your chosen interval (0.5 to 5 seconds) again.
  • Delete and clear buttons now work throughout the app: removing a custom ping target or marker, deleting an iPerf server, and clearing test history or debug logs previously did nothing on some systems. Each now asks for confirmation first.
  • Renaming or re-addressing a custom ping target updates its row straight away instead of leaving a duplicate or stale entry, and deleting one removes it immediately.
  • IPv6 now works in the Ping and Trace tools and for custom ping targets, in all the usual formats: a plain address (2606:4700:4700::1111), a bracketed address ([2606:4700:4700::1111]), or an IPv6-only hostname (ipv6.google.com). These previously failed on macOS.
  • The alerts banner on the Live view now clears once you’ve opened the Alerts page, and returns only when a new event occurs.

v1.0.9

New

  • Session recording now offers a 30-minute duration, alongside the existing 1-hour and longer options, for shorter monitoring runs.

Improved

  • Speed test results now match the download and upload charts exactly: the reading is taken from the same live telemetry the graphs are drawn from, and the marker sits right on the spike instead of drifting into the gap after the test.
  • The Starlink GPS notice in Geolocation settings now explains clearly that dish GPS is available on Priority plans, and points you to an external GPS receiver or setting your location manually on the map.

Fixed

  • The About panel now shows your terminal and router firmware versions: previously they were blank.
  • Fixed a rare issue that could start duplicate background data collectors.
  • Weather history is now correctly linked to the terminal it was recorded on.
  • Full-screen charts now have room at the top so speed-test and event markers aren’t clipped.
  • Warning and info icons now render clearly.

v1.0.8

Fixed

  • Router trend charts now use a fixed time-window scale: the 1hr, 6hr, 12hr, and 24hr views maintain their full axis width as data fills in from the right, instead of stretching to fit available data
  • Switching between 6hr, 12hr, and 24hr trend views now correctly displays data: previously the charts appeared empty due to an internal sampling issue
  • Router trend chart data is now properly downsampled at all zoom levels, keeping charts readable as data accumulates over time
  • Release notes link in settings now opens the correct edition-specific changelog on the docs site
  • Waterfall bar labels in the router latency breakdown are now readable in light mode

v1.0.7

New

  • Multi-Source GPS: Connect external GPS devices via Serial USB, NMEA over TCP/UDP, or gpsd as an alternative to Starlink’s built-in dish GPS (being removed 20 May 2026). Configure sources, set priority order, and enable auto-fallback in the new Geolocation settings panel. Includes a live position preview and raw NMEA debug console.

Improved

  • Auto-failover connects to the next GPS source in priority order within 5 seconds when the active source loses its fix or disconnects.
  • Geolocation settings fully translated across all 36 supported languages.

Fixed

  • Serial GPS disconnection on Windows is now detected reliably when the USB dongle is physically removed.
  • Linux no longer lists hundreds of phantom legacy serial ports: only real hardware appears.
  • Location card correctly shows “Starlink” as the source instead of “Manual” when using dish GPS.

v1.0.6

New

  • Manual Location: Set your dish location manually from an interactive map when GPS is unavailable or deprecated. Coordinates are saved between sessions and used for weather, session routes, and the Starlink viewer. A banner prompts first-time users to set their location.
  • Snow Melt on Health Bar: Snow melt status now appears in the system health footer alongside subsystems, bandwidth, and actuator state.

Fixed

  • Snow melt label: Displays “Idle” instead of the raw “UNKNOWN” value when snow melt is not engaged.

v1.0.5

New

  • Display Scale: Added Extra Small (80%) and Small (90%) options, expanding the range below the previous 100% minimum. Useful when system display scale is already set high or when fitting more into dense views like the stats sidebar.

Fixed

  • Welcome screen: Now scrolls when content exceeds the window height, and Ctrl+/-/0 zoom shortcuts work immediately on launch. Previously, large system text scaling could clip the continue button out of reach.
  • First-run dialogs: Licensing, analytics, and hardware consent dialogs now scroll internally when content is taller than the window, so buttons stay reachable at any text scale.
  • Linux AppImage: App-grid shortcut now points at the AppImage file itself rather than a temporary mount path, so relaunching from GNOME works across sessions. Also refreshes automatically if the AppImage is moved.

v1.0.4

New

  • GPS Hint: Displays a helpful prompt on the location card, weather card, Starlink Viewer, and session recording when GPS location is unavailable, guiding users to enable location services in the Starlink app.

Improved

  • App now checks for updates every hour instead of only at startup.

Fixed

  • Starlink Viewer: Automatically recovers from WebGL context loss (e.g. GPU memory pressure) instead of showing a blocking error dialog. The globe silently rebuilds without requiring an app restart.
  • Reboot modal now renders correctly in light mode using theme-aware colours.

v1.0.3

Improved

  • Starlink Viewer: TLE satellite data now refreshes more intelligently by checking remote metadata before downloading, avoiding unnecessary fetches and keeping orbital positions up to date with less overhead.
  • Starlink Viewer: The status bar is now responsive and adapts to narrower window sizes.

Fixed

  • Terminal IDs are now automatically blurred in session recordings when blur mode is active.

v1.0.2

New

  • Blur Mode: Instantly blur sensitive information such as GPS coordinates, IP addresses, device IDs, and map tiles with a single click. Perfect for sharing screenshots in forums and communities without exposing personal data.
  • Screenshot Capture: Capture the entire application window and save it directly to your Downloads folder. Screenshots are also copied to the clipboard and opened automatically for easy sharing. Sensitive data is automatically blurred during capture. Use the camera icon in the sidebar or press Ctrl+Shift+C.

Improved

  • Starlink Viewer: TLE satellite data now refreshes every hour instead of every six hours, keeping orbital positions more accurate. A new refresh button in the status bar lets you manually fetch the latest data at any time. The status bar now shows three distinct data points: TLE age, epoch age, and last checked time.

v1.0.1

Fixed

  • Fixed PDF reports showing missing characters (tofu) in Japanese, Korean, and Thai by adding fallback font support for non-Latin scripts.
  • Fixed the session duration dropdown showing a 5-minute option for licensed users: this is now only visible during a trial. Added a new 6-hour duration option.

v1.0.0

New

  • Initial release