Mobile Simulator — iOS Mirror with Full Input- Database Workspace

Stream a live iPhone simulator inside 1DevTool — A new Mobile panel mirrors any booted iOS simulator right next to your terminals, editor, and database. No more Cmd+Tab-ing between Xcode's Simulator.app and 1DevTool every five seconds while you debug an app

New connection draft form and settings dialog — Building a connection string is now a guided form: pick engine, fill host/port/user/database, and 1DevTool assembles the URL for you. Paste an existing connection string into the URL field and the form parses it back into fields. A dedicated settings dialog lets you rename, edit credentials, or delete any connection

Sample databases via Docker — A new tests/docker/sample-databases/docker-compose.yml spins up Postgres, MySQL, MSSQL, ClickHouse, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, CouchDB, Cassandra, SurrealDB, Weaviate, InfluxDB, and Kafka locally with sample data so you can kick the tires on every supported engine without standing up your own infra

Zoom any terminal to fill the whole window — Hit the new fullscreen button on any terminal and it expands to cover the entire workspace, hiding the sidebar, panels, and status bar. Perfect for live-coding demos, pair-programming over screenshare, or just giving a long AI agent output the room it deserves. Press again (or Esc) to restore the original layout

Resume panel and dialog refresh — The Resume panel surfaces more session context at a glance (agent, project, last message preview) and the Resume dialog's session picker is more readable with the new cross-agent defaults

Tap, swipe, and type for real — Click the mirrored phone and 1DevTool drives WebDriverAgent (WDA) to deliver real pointer events to the simulator. Drag past a 2.5% threshold and the tap becomes a swipe; type with your keyboard and the text batches into the focused field. Every gesture lands on the app, not just on the mirror

Device pill header — A compact dark pill above the phone gives you one-click Device, WebDriverAgent host, and Launch app modals. The Device modal groups simulators by iOS runtime so picking between iPhone 17 Pro on iOS 26.4 and iPhone 15 on iOS 17.5 is unambiguous. The WDA host modal lets you point at a remote or custom-port WDA without touching the terminal. The Launch modal takes a bundle ID (com.example.app) and boots the app on-device in one click

Gesture shortcuts on the header pill — Home, Lock, Scroll Up, and Scroll Down buttons sit right above the phone so you can drive navigation without reaching for the keyboard. The Screenshot button captures the current frame; the AI button sends that screenshot straight to an AI terminal with context about which device and iOS version it came from

Inspect Element tab — Switch to the Inspect tab and hover over the phone: 1DevTool parses WebDriverAgent's accessibility tree and highlights whatever element is under the cursor, showing its Type, Label, Value, Accessibility ID, Frame, Enabled, and Visible flags in a side inspector. Perfect for writing xcuitest selectors or checking whether that button really exposes the accessibility label you thought it did

Log Interactions checkbox — On the Logs tab, tick "Turn on Log Interaction" to record every tap and swipe with the element you actually hit: tap - XCUIElementTypeButton "7", swipe (0.5, 0.7) - (0.5, 0.3). Great for building a repro script, drafting a test plan, or paste-handing a full UX trace to an AI agent

Copyable, selectable interaction log — The log panel uses a readable monospace stream, preserves every tap/swipe with timestamps, and has a one-click Copy button so you can share a repro sequence with an AI agent or a teammate

Per-device runtime shown in the header — "iPhone 17 Pro" sits above "iOS 26.4" in the pill so you always know exactly which runtime the mirror is driving

Android mirror placeholder with "Coming Soon" badge — The Android tab is visible but clearly marked as not yet available, so the roadmap is obvious without cluttering the iOS workflow

Tabbed database workspace with a connection rail — The database client now opens like a real IDE: a slim connection rail on the far left shows every saved connection with live status dots, a workspace sidebar lists tables and views for the active connection, and the center pane hosts multiple query tabs, table grids, and structure views at the same time. Switch between a Postgres production DB, a local MySQL, and a Redis cache without losing any tab's state

Row detail drawer — Click any row in the results grid to slide open a detail drawer that renders every column top-to-bottom with full-value text for long fields, JSON tree view for JSONB/BSON, and a copy button per field. Finally usable for tables with 40+ columns that won't fit horizontally

Table structure view — Open a table and switch to the Structure tab to see every column's type, nullability, default, primary/foreign-key flags, and indexes in a clean grid. Works across every supported engine (Postgres, MySQL, MSSQL, ClickHouse, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, Cassandra, and more)

SQL preview footer — Editing cells, renaming columns, or mutating rows generates a preview of the exact SQL 1DevTool is about to run in the footer. Review it before hitting Execute so you never DELETE the wrong table by accident

Glide Data Grid with custom cells — The results grid is now powered by Glide Data Grid with custom cells for JSON, arrays, and long-text preview. Row height adapts to content, wide columns are draggable, and hundreds of thousands of rows scroll without a stutter

Resume sessions now sync to a local database — Resume history (the "continue a chat in a different agent" flow from v1.15.1) used to live in a per-project JSON file that could get out of sync if you switched machines or hit edge cases around concurrent edits. It now persists into a dedicated local database and survives restarts, crashes, and the worktree remount path cleanly

Global HTTP client state — Your HTTP client collections, environments, and request history now live in a global workspace rather than per-project, so a request you save while working on Project A is available in Project B. Import once, use everywhere

Global database connections — The same applies to database connections. Add a connection to your team's staging DB once and it's available across every 1DevTool project, not just the one you happened to be in when you saved it

Cleaner Git client dialog — Status, staging, and commit flows in the Git panel have tighter spacing and clearer button hierarchy. Branch switching and commit history feel snappier and less cluttered

Right-click "Open in…" respects your choice — Opening a folder in an external IDE from the file tree used to occasionally fall back to the system default. The menu now reliably honors whichever IDE you've configured (VS Code, Cursor, Zed, etc.) and surfaces an error if the IDE binary isn't on your PATH

Prompt History dialog polish — The Prompt History dialog has a cleaner entry card layout, faster search, and consistent keyboard navigation with the other command dialogs

Command Palette refresh — Command Palette results are ordered more sensibly and the dialog shell is aligned with Resume and Prompt History for a consistent feel across all three

Worktree tags keep the right color across restarts — Project worktree color assignments now persist consistently so a worktree tagged blue stays blue after you quit and reopen 1DevTool