WMAPP

com.wingmanbefree.wingman_app
by Pete Winn

Native Wingman client for Flight Deck, WApps, Drive, and Nostr signing.

WMAPP is the native edge client for Wingman Be Free. It provides an embedded browser for Flight Deck and WApps, local Nostr signer custody, and a mobile workspace shell.

First release: Aug 26, 2026, 5 total releases.

Most recent release: Sep 14, 2026.

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Releases

  • Sep 14, 2026 0.1.6
    # WMAPP 0.1.6 Android Drive and bundled Flight Deck update. - Adds app-owned shared-folder Drive hosting with exact FIPS policy checks, replay protection, and local-only filesystem grants. - Adds native save handling for bundled Flight Deck Drive flows, preserving platform save dialogs and surfacing failures without public fallback. - Improves Drive consent recovery, denial handling, registration diagnostics, and passive host startup behavior. - Bundles the latest Flight Deck build with the Drive transport exposed to the native shell. - Keeps signer, Drive, and diagnostics paths constrained to local custody and sanitized operational evidence.
  • Sep 2, 2026 0.1.5
    # WMAPP 0.1.5 Android embedded FIPS diagnostics update. - Adds an app-owned, durable FIPS lifecycle journal that survives WMAPP process restarts and retains the newest 200 records up to 128 KiB. - Adds **Export diagnostics** and **Clear diagnostics** controls under **Setup → FIPS transport**, available even when FIPS failed to start. - Uses Android's user-controlled document picker, needs no storage permission, and reports successful, cancelled, and failed exports without blocking retry or repair. - Records only allowlisted lifecycle metadata needed to distinguish native preparation, VPN consent, foreground service promotion, VPN establishment, native readiness, timeout/cancellation, activity destruction, and Flutter retry/export boundaries. - Deliberately excludes private keys, nsec, Nostr events, NIP-98/Authorization tokens, bunker/NWC/capability material, certificate or identity secrets, sensitive paths, request/response payloads, browsing history, arbitrary WebView URLs, stack traces, and system logcat.
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    This release adds evidence collection; it does not claim to fix the Daylight tablet-specific startup failure. After reproducing the failure, export the file from Setup and attach it to the diagnostic report.
  • Sep 2, 2026 0.1.4
    # WMAPP 0.1.4 Android embedded FIPS first-run reliability update. - Makes VPN consent, cancellation, startup, timeout, and retry complete safely without stranding WMAPP. - Moves Android VPN preparation and consent launching onto the activity thread and adopts the Activity Result API. - Converts native preparation, foreground-service, notification, and VPN establishment failures into concise recoverable status. - Adds privacy-safe FIPS lifecycle event codes for future device logcat diagnosis. - Preserves split mesh routing, Android-managed public DNS, `.fips` DNS, protected transport sockets, and persistent FIPS identity.
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    Android's notification runtime permission is not required to start this foreground VPN service. If notifications are denied on Android 13 or later, Android still exposes the active foreground service in Task Manager; WMAPP requests only the system VPN consent needed for the embedded tunnel.
  • Sep 2, 2026 0.1.3
    # WMAPP 0.1.3 Android FIPS connectivity and reliability update. - Adds an embedded Android VPN interface for routing `.fips` WApp traffic to the bundled FIPS node. - Hardens FIPS startup, repair, shutdown, and VPN lifecycle handling. - Preserves public DNS through Android's selected non-VPN network while resolving `.fips` names locally. - Enables access to FIPS WApps from WMAPP's embedded browser without changing their trusted origin.
  • Aug 26, 2026 0.1.2
    # WMAPP 0.1.2 First release-signed Android build for early testers. - Browse Flight Deck and Wingman WApps in the native shell. - Keep the Nostr signer key in WMAPP's encrypted local vault. - Approve NIP-07 and NIP-98 signing requests from trusted origins. - Use the initial Drive and workspace status surfaces on Android.