Updated October 5, 2026. Version 1.1 features described below are currently in TestFlight testing.
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Stored on your device Your server name, address, and port are saved in the app's local storage. Your RCON password is stored in this device's Keychain. Command history and responses are held in memory during the app session. Version 1.1 also stores up to 2,000 previously seen player names and observation times per server profile and endpoint, along with remembered weather-world selections, on your device. These records are not sent to the developer. Demo players are not added to this history. Local app data may be included in device backups according to your system settings; the Keychain password is marked as accessible on this device only.
Connections to your server When you connect, the app sends your RCON password and administration commands directly to the server address you enter. The server returns information such as player names and command results. Your server operator or hosting provider may record connections and commands under their own policies. RCON is unencrypted; use a trusted private network or VPN.
AuthMe tools in version 1.1
Account lookups may display last-login information and IP addresses supplied by your server. Passwords entered in dedicated AuthMe forms are not persisted by the app or included in its command/activity history; password-command responses are hidden. These protections do not cover passwords manually entered in the general Console, and do not prevent your server from logging commands.
Offline demo Demo mode uses simulated data on your device and sends no server commands over the network.
Your controls Use Servers > Delete Saved Server and Password to remove the saved profile and its Keychain credential. Use Console > Clear to remove console output and command history. Switching between a real server and demo clears session history. Clearing Console does not remove Previously Seen records or remembered world selections. Version 1.1 does not provide a separate control to erase that history; deleting the app removes its local app storage, although copies may remain in device backups.
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