In this version we fixed several small issues reported by users. For example, when checking DFU status the BLOB ID is now shown as HEX, not a number. Apparently, this is better.

This version brings improvements related to provisioning. With the new Developer Settings it should be easier to quickly provision decides during tests or when preparing a demo, with default parameters skipping free clicks here and there.

This version added an option to disable the Relay feature, something we forgot to implement. Sorry! Additionally, we fixed a crash which happened on Vendor Model screen when a message to a different Vendor Model was received.

This version added an option to specify passkey length for numberic and alphanumeric Input and Output OOB types.

In the new version we improved how the unicast destinations can be set for model publication. In the previous versions there was a list of elements, which might have been problematic when multiple nodes had the same name. Now it should be easier to find the resired destination, as nodes, elements and groups got their address listed as well. We also migrated the UI of the app to accomodate for the glass effects on iOS 26.

This version added long awaited Device Firmware Update (DFU) functionality. Transfer a firmware update to a Distributor node, which will then slowly distribute it to selected target nodes. Toghether with that we added controls for the Firmware Update Server and Firmware Distribution Server models. Check out our Mesh DFU Distributor and Mesh DFU Target samples in the nRF Connect SDK. On the Settings screen the app displays now the IV Index and lets you change if before you start provisioning devices.

This version fixes the connectivity issue when you couldn't send messages through an unknown GATT Proxy node. Also, Time Since Motion Sensed property is now parsed as Time Millisecond 24.

This version fixes several bug which we found while testing, i.e. fixed a crash when adding a new Network Key after one was created while auto-configuration Health Server mode. This auto-configuration process was also improved by choosing an App Key that can be used with the current Proxy.

This release adds support for Health Server model. You may also identify a Node from the Network or Node screens to check which is which.

This version adds controls for Light LC Server model. You may now enable Light Control Mode and Light Control Occupancy Mode as well as control the light both from a model screen and groups.

This version fixes some synchronization issues which we found on lower transport layer. Packets should no longer be discarded for no reason. Also, the Proxy tab now shows a warning when the maximum size of proxy filter has been reached allowing to set to Reject List instead.

This version adds tons of new features. It is compatible with the newly adopted Bluetooth Mesh Protocol 1.1, supporting Remote Provisioning, Private Beacons, new SAR mechanism (not configurable yet), new and more secure provisioning algorithm, and more. Setting up a network has never been easier. New welcome screen allows to specify a predefined configuration or quickly add number of keys, groups and scenes. Automatic node configuration speeds up binding keys, subscription and setting up publications. What used to take minutes will now take seconds. When you want to re-provision a device, for example after fixing a firmware bug, re-configuration is now fully automatic. Just click Yes when asked. Under the hood we changed so many things and fixed so many bugs that we had to increase the major version number of the app. Welcome to nRF Mesh 4.0.

This version adds tons of new features. It is compatible with the newly adopted Bluetooth Mesh Protocol 1.1, supporting Remote Provisioning, Private Beacons, new SAR mechanism (not configurable yet), new and more secure provisioning algorithm, and more. Setting up a network has never been easier. New welcome screen allows to specify a predefined configuration or quickly add number of keys, groups and scenes. Automatic node configuration speeds up binding keys, subscription and setting up publications. What used to take minutes will now take seconds. When you want to re-provision a device, for example after fixing a firmware bug, re-configuration is now fully automatic. Just click Yes when asked. Under the hood we changed so many things and fixed so many bugs that we had to increase the major version number of the app. Welcome to nRF Mesh 4.0.

In this version we added several new improvements and bug fixes. Those include support for Generic OnPowerUp Server, setting Node Identity state for all subnets or option to subscribe a model to fixed group addresses (except All Nodes address). We fixed how messages sent to All Nodes address are handled by the local node - now they will only be delivered to the models on the Primary Element of all Nodes.

Yet another bug has been fixed. Each time we think it was the last one. This time we're sure. Almost.

This version fixes minor issues here and there, making your mesh network smooth and silky. For example, the Last Modified date should now refresh correctly after importing a new network configuration. We know it's what you've all been waiting for.

In this version we fixed 4 issues. One of them was adding too much pressure and the other too much sequence. Now it should be ok. We also fixed an issue with 10 minute publish interval resolution. Please, check GitHub for details.

In this version we added basic support for Sensor models. You may try reading Sensor Values from Sensor Server model. Remember to bind an App Key first! Besides that, we also fixed an issue with adding and modifying keys in Settings.

This version adds support for Scenes. Use scenes to save current state of elements on supporting nodes and recall it with a single tap of a button. Scenes are also supported by the elements in the app, so you may use it to test your Scene Client model implementation. Beside from that, the user experience has been improved by adding shortcut buttons on screens with no elements. From now on, when importing a mesh network configuration, the local provisioner object will be set to one of the existing in the JSON, instead of creating a new one. The main provisioner should define other provisioners before exporting the configuration, to make sure no ranges overlap. Exporting was also improved. Now it is possible to export only some part of the network, for example only Nodes that a Guest can use. Try this and give us your feedback! There is a lot more big and small changes in this version. For a list of all, please visit the project's GitHub page and check out latest releases. Note, that because of some new features the JSON schema has changed, so exported files will not be compatible with nRF Mesh 2.x or older. However, to make migration easier, old JSON files are still accepted and will be converted to the new schema when exported again. Happy meshing around!

This version adds support for Scenes. Use scenes to save current state of elements on supporting nodes and recall it with a single tap of a button. Scenes are also supported by the elements in the app, so you may use it to test your Scene Client model implementation. Beside from that, the user experience has been improved by adding shortcut buttons on screens with no elements. From now on, when importing a mesh network configuration, the local provisioner object will be set to one of the existing in the JSON, instead of creating a new one. The main provisioner should define other provisioners before exporting the configuration, to make sure no ranges overlap. Exporting was also improved. Now it is possible to export only some part of the network, for example only Nodes that a Guest can use. Try this and give us your feedback! There is a lot more big and small changes in this version. For a list of all, please visit the project's GitHub page and check out latest releases. Note, that because of some new features the JSON schema has changed, so exported files will not be compatible with nRF Mesh 2.x or older. However, to make migration easier, old JSON files are still accepted and will be converted to the new schema when exported again. Happy meshing around! PS. In 3.0.1 we fixed few issues we found.

This version adds support for Scenes. Use scenes to save current state of elements on supporting nodes and recall it with a single tap of a button. Scenes are also supported by the elements in the app, so you may use it to test your Scene Client model implementation. Beside from that, the user experience has been improved by adding shortcut buttons on screens with no elements. From now on, when importing a mesh network configuration, the local provisioner object will be set to one of the existing in the JSON, instead of creating a new one. The main provisioner should define other provisioners before exporting the configuration, to make sure no ranges overlap. Exporting was also improved. Now it is possible to export only some part of the network, for example only Nodes that a Guest can use. Try this and give us your feedback! There is a lot more big and small changes in this version. For a list of all, please visit the project's GitHub page and check out latest releases. Note, that because of some new features the JSON schema has changed, so exported files will not be compatible with nRF Mesh 2.x or older. However, to make migration easier, old JSON files are still accepted and will be converted to the new schema when exported again. Happy meshing around!

This version adds support for IV Index update, including the IV Update Test Mode switch in Settings screen. A new Disconnect button was added to Proxy screen, which is available when Automatic Connection is disabled. Besides, several bugs have been fixed.

A bug was fixed that prevented setting publication for models where client and server model IDs differ by 2, not by 1, like Sensor Client and Sensor Server.

This release brings some improvements under the hood. Device will now disconnect immediately after they are provisioned, without waiting for the user to click OK. Also, improved proxy filter may work better with devices allowing only a single address in the filter list.

- Option to control Simple OnOff Server from the phone - Manual proxy selection - Other minor improvements and bug fixes