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September 6 update: an eight-app release audit, help built into every app, and Steward 1.6

Eight Android apps were audited with fresh review candidates, English and Spanish help and complete policies were built into the apps, and Steward 1.6 was described publicly with a store listing reserved.

What changed

September 6 completed a release audit of eight Android apps, each with a bounded fix list, a fresh candidate and emulator review, and none promoted to public release yet. The same day, bundled English and Spanish help and complete policies shipped inside the apps and on their websites, and Steward 1.6 was described publicly.

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Eight apps audited, none rushed to release

Kavanah Journal, StubSafe, Network Sentinel, X-Ray Lite, X-Ray Pro, HomelessHelper, the ASL sign-in console and BandSight each got an audit, bounded fixes, a fresh build, an emulator review and, where one exists, a check of the live website.

Each app now has a named review candidate: Kavanah 3.0.0 with fully offline family tools and encrypted recovery, StubSafe 5.8.2, Network Sentinel 1.2.1, X-Ray Lite and Pro 1.0.2, HomelessHelper 1.1.3, the sign-in console 1.1.1 and BandSight 1.0.1. None was promoted to public release; original signing, store review and device acceptance remain as gates, and the log says so plainly.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Eight review candidates with recorded test counts
  • Fixes bounded to what the audit found
  • Release gates stated, not skipped
02

Help and policies inside the apps

StubSafe, Network Sentinel, X-Ray, HomelessHelper, the sign-in console, BandSight, Outside Access and Kavanah each received bundled help in English and Spanish plus complete privacy and terms pages, available offline in the native apps and mirrored on their websites.

Each publication was verified on the live site after deployment, and Outside Access also fixed its facility picker and corrected its data-safety draft in the process.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Bilingual help offline in the native apps
  • Complete policies on every surface
  • Verified live after each deployment
03

Steward 1.6 and a generic donation page

The Steward site now describes version 1.6: the optional fleet connection, how the viewer key is transmitted and held only in memory, what the server keeps about reports, and monitoring that is off by default. A store listing was reserved as a one-time purchase, with no trial or subscription and no public installer yet.

The donation page's wording became platform-wide instead of naming one product, and an X-Ray status page went live alongside the app-signing association files that let Android verify the apps.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Steward 1.6 privacy and fleet behaviour published
  • Store listing reserved as a one-time purchase
  • Platform-wide donation wording

This public development summary is based on repository release records. It excludes credentials, customer data, proprietary implementation details and private operational topology.

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