Dirigo

Fixes for a second receiver breaking the one you were using, and for remote buttons that stopped working until you reopened Dirigo. • If you had two receivers saved and one of them was switched off or off the network, the receiver you were actually using could show "Standby" and its Home screen could stop responding — until you deleted the other one. The unreachable receiver no longer affects the one you are using, and Dirigo no longer shows a receiver as connected when it isn't. The connection dot in the sidebar and the badge in Manage Receivers now always agree about the same receiver. • If you had two receivers, the one you weren't using could take over the widget, the watch and your Apple TV connection. Each receiver now only affects itself. • If your Apple TV went to sleep, dropped off Wi-Fi, or your phone switched networks while Dirigo was open, the remote's buttons could stop working — every press showed "Couldn't send the remote command" until you closed and reopened the app. Dirigo now quietly rebuilds the connection and sends the button again, so the press just works. • When something goes wrong, the report you can send is far more useful. Tap Report on the error, or use Send Diagnostic Report in Settings, and Dirigo writes out what failed, what it was trying to do, whether it managed to reconnect and try again, and the handful of things you did just before — so a problem can often be sorted out from the first report instead of a long back-and-forth. Your devices are listed as "Apple TV #1" rather than by name unless you switch Include Device Names on, and no network addresses, passwords or account details are included. Dirigo keeps this short log on your phone only: nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to share it, and the report opens for you to read before it goes.