Released on April 29, 2026, MeshOS 1.0.1 is a focused maintenance update for the Android companion app used with MeshCore devices. It won't change how the app looks or works in any dramatic way — but a few of the changes are genuinely useful in the field.
Copy to Clipboard in BLE Messaging
The most noticeable addition in this release is a copy button within BLE messaging. BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) is the short-range connection between your phone and a paired MeshCore node, used for direct configuration and local communication. Being able to tap and copy a message directly to the clipboard makes it easy to pass coordinates, short status updates, or call signs into other apps without retyping. Small feature, real-world value.
Licensing and Platform Consistency
Some internal work has gone into how licensing is handled within the app, alongside fixes targeting platform inconsistencies across different Android versions and hardware. These kinds of changes don't show up visually, but they matter — especially when you're relying on the app during an event or in an off-grid scenario where a random crash is the last thing you need.
Bug Fixes
A round of general bug fixes rounds out the release. The changelog keeps it brief on specifics, which is typical for point releases. In practice, these patches usually address edge cases around device pairing, UI state handling, or connectivity quirks that surface on less common hardware configurations.
If you're running MeshOS regularly, updating to 1.0.1 is straightforward and recommended. Keep an eye on meshcore.at for further updates as MeshCore development continues.