Small Key

What's new

• Improved sort menu for macOS
• Added contextual menu on right-click to lights in the sidebar
• Improvements to debugging tools

What's new

• Improved performance — Optimized the keylight control surface for smoother interactions
• Fixed “Edit Light” getting stuck in the title bar on macOS
• Fixed incorrect increment indicators below settings sliders — Brightness and color temperature sliders now show the correct step values
• The onboarding / welcome view now displays properly across device sizes
• Moved create and sort controls to the bottom of the sidebar on macOS

What's new

• Fixed issues related to some image assets
• Fixed issues around internal alpha builds

What's new

• New lights will be shown with technical label instead of custom name “Example light”

Known issues

• If you’ve installed a previous version of Small Key you will need to uninstall then reinstall the app
• On macOS and visionOS the screen won’t actually dim. Just the view in the app itself. This is expected.
• Creating a new light on macOS may set its initial value to -100

What's new

• Last selected light will still be selected on relaunch
• Light selection syncs across devices
• Added a light preset indicator to the Edit Light view
• Default light now has a custom name, “Example light”
• Further improvements to settings debug view

Known issues

• If you’ve installed a previous version of Small Key you will need to uninstall then reinstall the app
• On macOS and visionOS the screen won’t actually dim. Just the view in the app itself. This is expected.
• Creating a new light on macOS may set its initial value to -100

What's new

• If you’ve installed a previous version of Small Key you will need to uninstall then reinstall the app
• Sort settings now sync across devices
• Improve reliability of synced light presets

What's new

• Updated icons across all platforms
• Improved tint-able icon on iOS & iPadOS
• New welcome screen and get-started guide

Known issues

• On macOS and visionOS the screen won’t actually dim. Just the view in the app itself. This is expected.
• List doesn’t always show selection state
• Creating a new light on macOS may set its initial value to -100
• Sort settings won’t sync across devices, or app launches

What's new

• Try creating multiple lights with a variety of settings
• Ensure lights sync across devices (requires iCloud)
• Ensure tapping on the light control screen adjusts both brightness and color temperature
• Ensure lights with custom names save and syncs across devices
• App icons are not final
• Support for dark mode and tinted icons on iOS
• Changed minimum OS requirements to include more devices
• Added safe area inset to prevent accidentally adjusting light around screen edges
• Fixed layout of individual light settings view
• Added light sorting menu
• Updated light selection indicator

Known issues

• On macOS and visionOS the screen won’t actually dim. Just the view in the app itself. This is expected.
• List doesn’t always show selection state
• Creating a new light on macOS may set its initial value to -100
• Sort settings won’t sync across devices

What's new

• App icon is temporary and not final
• Try creating multiple lights with a variety of settings
• Ensure lights sync across devices logged into iCloud
• Ensure tapping on the light control screen adjusts both brightness and color temperature
• Ensure editing the name of the light saves correctly, and syncs across devices
• List doesn’t always show selection state, this is a known issue
• On macOS and visionOS the screen won’t actually dim. Just the view in the app itself. This is expected.

What's new

• App icon is temporary and not final
• Try creating multiple lights with a variety of settings
• Ensure lights sync across devices logged into iCloud
• Ensure tapping on the light control screen adjusts both brightness and color temperature
• Ensure editing the name of the light saves correctly, and syncs across devices
• List doesn’t always show selection state, this is a known issue
• On macOS and visionOS the screen won’t actually dim. Just the view in the app itself. This is expected.