Decrumb · What’s new

Small changes.
A little less friction.

Release notes for Mac, Raspberry Pi, Umbrel, and Windows.

Latest · 1.1.3 · Build 10 · September 25, 2026

Updates that explain what’s happening. Quit that stops cleaning.

Includes the disappearing-message support, built-in rules list, and updater release notes added in 1.1.2.

Choose Check for Updates… on Mac. If an older app’s Install and Relaunch button cannot finish, follow the manual update steps. Pi users rerun the installer; Umbrel users update through its app controls.

Full v1.1.3 release, checksums and source ↗

1.1.2 · Build 9 · September 25, 2026

Clean links from disappearing messages.

View-once content and spoilers remain excluded. Ordinary outgoing messages and bare links in Note to Self are still ignored, and generated notes never loop back through the cleaner.

At release, Mac Check for Updates… offered build 9. Pi users rerun the installer; Umbrel users update through its app controls. Your Signal connection and saved settings stay in place.

Mac requires Apple silicon and macOS 26.4 or later. Pi and Umbrel remain experimental; Windows remains a source-build CLI preview.

Full v1.1.2 release, checksums and source ↗

1.1.1 · Build 8 · September 25, 2026

Clean X/Twitter share links.

On Mac, choose Check for Updates… to install build 8. Pi users rerun the installer; Umbrel users update through its app controls. Your Signal connection and saved settings stay in place.

Mac requires Apple silicon and macOS 26.4 or later. Pi and Umbrel remain experimental; Windows remains a source-build CLI preview.

Full v1.1.1 release, checksums and source ↗

1.1.0 · Build 7 · September 21, 2026

Decrumb, now with a Windows CLI.

Version 1.1 adds a native Windows command-line preview for technical users. All four platforms use the same Decrumb version, with matching Mac and Pi packages and a tested Umbrel image.

Windows is an unsigned source-build preview targeting Windows 11 on Intel/AMD 64-bit. Native tests and packaged smoke checks pass; live Signal pairing and sleep/wake acceptance remain. Pi and Umbrel remain experimental.

Mac v1 and RC6 users can choose Check for Updates… to get build 7. Pi users rerun the installer; Umbrel users update through its app controls. Existing account state and settings are preserved.

Full v1.1 release, checksums and source ↗

1.0.0 · September 21, 2026

Decrumb v1 is here.

The first stable release brings together automatic Signal link cleaning, editable rules, optional phone commands, note removal controls, signed Mac updates, and private local diagnostics.

V1 is the same tested build as RC6. If you already have RC6 (build 6), you already have v1. Older Mac installations can choose Check for Updates… in Decrumb. Your Signal connection and settings stay in place.

Mac requires Apple silicon and macOS 26.4 or later. Raspberry Pi and Umbrel editions remain experimental.

Full v1 release, checksums and source ↗

1.0.0 RC6 · September 21, 2026

Help without oversharing.

Troubleshooting now comes with a report you can inspect and share yourself. Nothing is uploaded automatically, and no telemetry service was added.

How diagnostics works → · Full release, checksums and source ↗

On Mac, choose Check for Updates in Decrumb. Pi updates use the installer; Umbrel updates use its app controls. Existing pairing and settings are preserved. Mac requires Apple silicon and macOS 26.4 or later. Pi and Umbrel remain experimental.

1.0.0 RC5 · More reliable phone commands.

Fixed a problem that could reject authentic commands from Note to Self. Phone commands remain optional and off by default for new installations. Mac, Pi, and Umbrel now use one shared release number.

Full RC5 release ↗

1.0.0 RC4 · Raspberry Pi and phone commands.

Added the experimental Raspberry Pi edition and optional commands from your own Note to Self. Commands can show status or clean a link while Decrumb is running; they cannot run shell commands, read files, or visit links.

Full RC4 release ↗

Decrumb is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Signal.