Changelog

1.0.13 — September 11, 2026

Update notices now show up where you'll actually see them: a banner in the main window and a small dot on the menu bar icon, not just buried in Settings.

Fixed a bug where a bridged iPhone could stay invisible to Xcode even though Nuticast showed the bridge as active — happened when Xcode picked a connection port that briefly collided with another app on your Mac.

New look across the whole app, matching Apple's latest Liquid Glass design.
Clearer messages when your license is about to expire or needs re-checking.
Devices that briefly get renamed during a network hiccup are now recovered automatically instead of disappearing from your list.
Added a working checkout button for the Team plan.

Nuticast now works with more than just Tailscale — ZeroTier and Netbird are supported too.
The app checks for updates on its own and can download the new version for you.
Added an annual Team plan alongside the Personal license.
Fixed devices with the same name on different networks being mixed up with each other.
Fixed a couple of visual glitches on macOS 26 (title bar and scrolling).

Fixed a connection bug that could get stuck in a loop when a network port was already in use — Nuticast now automatically tries a different port.

Initial public release.

Detects an iPhone automatically as soon as it shows up on your local network.
Matches that iPhone to the right device on your Tailscale network.
Keeps Xcode's wireless debugging connection alive over Tailscale once the iPhone leaves your local network.
Checks the connection so you always know whether a device is blocked, reachable, or not found yet.
Won't start bridging a device that's still on the local network, to avoid conflicts.
Reconnects automatically if your Mac's IP address changes, and restores your active connections after a relaunch.
Menu bar app showing device status, a log view, and a manual connection test.
Set your Tailscale CLI path, manage saved devices, and launch at login.