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Testing guide — MysterSmith v2.3.11

Thank you for helping test the new build! :-) This page is a step-by-step checklist covering everything added or fixed since v2.2.71. You don't have to test everything — pick the areas that match your devices and workflow.

Before you start

  • Note your platform (Android / iOS) and the app version.
  • The big change this round is the per-device Settings panels — if you own more than one board, printer or pad, those are the most valuable things to test.
  • The InMind Wheel tests need a valid InMind Token and the API Access add-on.
  • When something doesn't work as described, a screenshot and a short note (what you did → what happened) is a huge help.

Each item is a checkbox: ☐ = still to test, tick it once you've confirmed it works. Steps are marked Do, and what you should see is marked Expect.

1. First launch after updating (your settings carry over)

What to expect

The board and printer settings that used to be global are now per device. Your old shared values are copied onto each device automatically — nothing is lost, and there's nothing you have to set up again.

  • Update from an older build and open a few boards → Expect: corner actions, corner area size, connection indicator and Disable finger drawing match what you had before (now shown per board).
  • Open a few printers → Expect: Dotted margins, Extra paper feed and Action after printing finished match your old values.
  • Load a routine saved before the update → Expect: it loads correctly, with the old shared values mapped onto the per-device settings.
  • On Iarvel / Pitata, connect a pad you never configured individually → Expect: it follows the board type's settings.

2. Every device has its own Settings panel

  • In MY DEVICES, tap Settings on a connected device → Expect: its own panel slides in from the right (dark background), not the old shared section or the light details sheet.
  • Read the top of the panel → Expect: the device type as a title, then the device name with a Details link, any device options, and a red Disconnect at the bottom.
  • Tap Details → Expect: a simplified sheet with Original name, Device ID (BLE), Battery and the MANAGE DEVICE card; the header reads Close panel.
  • Tap the red Disconnect → Expect: the device disconnects and the panel closes.
  • Disconnect a device another way (out of range / power off) while its panel is open → Expect: the panel closes on its own.
  • Rename a device → Expect: the new name shows everywhere on the Settings page at once.
  • Have nothing enabled, then connect a device → Expect: MY DEVICES opens itself; it also opens whenever a device connects.

3. Impression boards (per board)

  • Open a board's panel and find the CORNER ACTIONS block → Expect: corner actions, corner area size, the connection indicator and Disable finger drawing are all set here, per board.
  • Connect two boards and set different corner actions on each → Expect: each keeps its own; changing one doesn't touch the other.
  • Open the panel of a camera pen (Ultra Sharpie, Nova, Penthal) → Expect: no corner settings.
  • Connect a board → Expect: it does not start a peek screen on its own ("Autostart on connect" is gone). Use Action after screen started or a trigger action instead.

4. Multi-unit boards (Iarvel, Pitata)

  • Connect one pad, then connect a second → Expect: the second does not replace the first — each pad gets its own row and panel; the Connect row stays visible so you can add more.
  • Change a setting on pad 2 → Expect: pad 1 is unaffected (every setting is per pad now, not just calibration).
  • Calibrate one pad → Expect: the other pad's saved calibration is not overwritten.

5. Printers (per printer)

  • Open a printer's panel → Expect: its own dotted margins, extra paper feed, action after printing and CUSTOMIZE PRINTING.
  • Look for "Selected printer" → Expect: it's gone.
  • On a Peripage, open the panel → Expect: Peripage printing status appears only here, saved per printer.
  • Change Peripage paired mode → Expect: it's one setting for all your Peripage printers, and the printer disconnects and reconnects in the new mode.
  • On Android, look in MY DEVICES right under the Glyphs / Peripage row before connecting → Expect: you can switch the paired mode there too (useful for a printer that connects in normal mode and drops immediately).
  • Set "Action after printing finished", restart the app → Expect: the value is loaded back.

6. Peripage print quality

  • Set Print density on a Peripage lighter and then darker → Expect: the print visibly lightens / darkens from the model default.
  • Switch Print mode between text (sharp) and photo (dithered) → Expect: text is crisp in text mode; images look smoother in photo mode.
  • If you had the old experimental gentle speed set → Expect: it's gone and the printer is back on automatic.
  • On a classic Peripage A6 with an iPhone 17 or newer → Expect: DEVICE INFO shows the known-issue note about mid-print freezes.
  • Start a long print, then trigger a paper feed → Expect: the feed does not interrupt the job mid-print.

7. Panel fixes (everywhere)

  • Tap Details on a printer and on the PeekSmith panel → Expect: it opens the details sheet (previously did nothing).
  • Open the sync sheet and find "Add as new device" → Expect: the button is visible (it used to be white on white).
  • Open a choice sheet that has a single option → Expect: its top corners are rounded.

8. NEW DEVICE: Pitata Dice

  • Pair Pitata dice → Expect: they appear as their own device type, separate from the older BLE Dice entry.
  • Check the Connect list → Expect: each die is named by colour, e.g. "Pitata Dice red".
  • Look at the dice images, the DICE SCREEN and the panel → Expect: each die shows in its real colour (red / blue / white).
  • Connect several in a random order → Expect: they're always listed in colour order (red, blue, white); a routine set to connected order uses that order.
  • Set DICE INPUT → PITATA DICE → Connected mode = Off → Expect: the dice are only listened to (nothing connected).
  • Set Connected mode = On → Expect: the dice are connected and keep being read while the app is in the background.
  • If you also own older BLE dice → Expect: they keep working under their own "BLE Dice" entry.

9. Dice (all types)

  • Tap a connected die → Expect: its Settings panel opens; Auto-connect is per die.
  • Open a die's Details → Expect: name, ID, battery, and a large image of its current value.
  • Check battery on a BLE and a Pitata die → Expect: a value is shown (likely 100% for a long time — treat it as a rough indicator).
  • Look at the bottom of MY DEVICES → Expect: connected dice shown as images.
  • Connect GoDice → Expect: shown by their friendly name (colour + firmware).
  • Open the KMD panel → Expect: the standard panel with Enable WHITE / BLACK / RED die; the badge counts enabled dice.
  • Try "Number by digit" and "Grand total" → Expect: each behaves as named.
  • Leave a die unrolled → Expect: unrolled dice are faded out.

10. NEW: Morse code input — the MORSE INPUT screen

  • Open the MORSE INPUT screen. Tap = dot, swipe (any direction) = dash → Expect: dots and dashes register with no timing to get right.
  • Enter a letter and pause → Expect: the letter is finished and sent to the text buffer (new type: morse).
  • Use two fingers: tap and swipe → Expect: they do what you assigned (default: delete last letter and space); a two-finger long press is also assignable.
  • Hold one finger for ~2 seconds → Expect: the screen exits.
  • Touch the top or bottom 15% of the screen → Expect: nothing fires.
  • Watch the middle of the screen → Expect: it shows the newest text-buffer entry, large and auto-fitted, and clears when you start a new entry.
  • Check on a notched phone / Dynamic Island → Expect: the text is not hidden under the notch.
  • Toggle Display on screen and Enable vibrations → Expect: they behave as on the swipe screen.

11. Morse from a remote — on any screen

  • Turn on "remote mode: morse code" → Expect: Morse input works on every screen — fake lockscreen, black screen, a photo, anything.
  • On an HID remote, open the button mapping → Expect: a MORSE KEYS section with five assignable roles — Dot, Dash, Space, Delete, Send.
  • On a hardware remote (Atom, Thumper V2, Wilson Nexus, Pitata Remote) → Expect: 1 = dot, 2 = dash, 0 = space, left = delete, right = send (Pitata Remote: C = delete, D = send).
  • Leave a button without a Morse role → Expect: it keeps its normal action while Morse mode is on.
  • Assign "morse code short (.)" and "morse code long (-)" to any trigger → Expect: each enters a dot / dash.
  • Use a Morse action outside the MORSE INPUT screen and outside "morse code" remote mode → Expect: it does nothing.

Easy to trip over

A remote in an HID mode (e.g. a Thumper V2 in HID) follows the MORSE KEYS you assigned — not the fixed 1/2/0 keypad.

12. Morse key: MATT+ and ATC

  • In Morse mode, key the MATT+ (and ATC): 50–200 ms = dot, 201–600 ms = dash, hold 1–1.5 s = delete, hold 2 s+ = send → Expect: each timing does what it says; a buzz at 1 s and a double buzz at 2 s preview the action.
  • Pause more than 0.5 s between letters → Expect: the letter ends (no spaces from these remotes — one word per entry).
  • With Finalize after N sec set → Expect: the text sends on the timer, and any hold of 1 s+ deletes.
  • Key several dots/dashes on the MATT+ → Expect: it no longer buzzes your own input back at you.
  • Toggle the MATT+ "Use vibrations" setting → Expect: the app only buzzes the MATT+ when it's on.
  • Open the ATC panel → Expect: it has its own Settings panel (Details, Auto-connect, Disconnect, button actions), like other devices.
  • Leave Morse mode → Expect: both remotes go back to their usual button mapping.

13. Remote-mode indicator

  • Force each remote mode in turn — text / numbers, cards, swipe, morse code → Expect: the small icon in the top-right corner appears and shows the active mode.
  • Arm a mode, then open a disguise screen (peek screen, fake lockscreen, fake homescreen, touch-peek black screen) → Expect: the indicator is hidden.

14. InMind Wheel (needs InMind Token + API Access)

  • Open Settings → More settings → INTEGRATIONS → Expect: a new block with Dictionary API, LifeLike Sketcher and INMIND WHEEL sub-blocks.
  • In INMIND WHEEL, set your InMind Token and pick an A.I. engine (OpenAI GPT / Gemini / Claude) → Expect: the settings are here (Token moved from SEND TO API), using the model you chose for that engine in A.I. Features.
  • Collect a word (long-press the yellow rail on the Doodle screen, type letters), then run process InMind word (default language) → Expect: the search runs from the app, returns the word, and each candidate becomes its own text-buffer record (best one current; step back with show previous text).
  • Toggle Display chosen symbol / Display chosen card → Expect: with both off, only the word shows; with them on, the symbol/card are revealed with the best result, e.g. "ABLAK = WINDOW, heart".
  • Turn on Translate word with a word not in your Performance language → Expect: it's shown as WORD = TRANSLATION.
  • Set Action after word received → Expect: it fires once all results are in.
  • Run process InMind word (any language) → Expect: it tries your Performance language, then English, then widely-spoken languages, and drops a word slipped in from another language.
  • Load an old routine that used the retired actions (get InMind word (A.I.) etc.) → Expect: it's switched to the new actions automatically.
  • Virtual InMind Wheel: long-press the blue rail to start WEB-polling, then spin the wheel on mindwheel.in → Expect: letters arrive in the app (and on your peek devices) one by one. (A 1 s polling interval is the safe setting.)

15. "translate last text" & QuickDraw

  • Set A.I. Features → Engine for translations, then run translate last text on a non-Performance-language entry → Expect: the translation is added to the text buffer using that engine.
  • Trigger a QuickDraw match for a word not in the list → Expect: the closest drawing is found using the same translation engine (not only OpenAI).

16. Device info & WEB-polling

  • Open DEVICE INFO on any Iarvel device (board, Peek Board, Card, Keychain, Key PRO, MrCard) → Expect: it shows the device model number and the detected device model.
  • On iOS, look at a long Device ID (BLE) → Expect: it wraps onto two lines instead of running off the screen.
  • Set up a custom WEB-polling source with a dotted path — results.word, results.0.word, or several like peek, topResult, results.word → Expect: each nested field is read correctly.

17. Shared button mappings (v2.3.11)

  • In the mapping editor, turn on "Use mapping for every routine" → Expect: the mapping shows up in every routine's mapping list, marked with a globe.
  • Save, load and Create new routine → Expect: the shared mapping is left alone; which mapping is active is still chosen per routine.
  • Turn the switch off → Expect: the app asks first (Save now / Later / Cancel), and the mapping stays in the loaded routine only.
  • Delete a shared mapping → Expect: it asks first, since it disappears from every routine.
  • Use "Save as new mapping" → Expect: a copy (buttons, swipes, Morse keys and their actions) is made under a new name for the current routine.

18. Settings saved to your account (v2.3.11)

  • Change a shared mapping and an app preference (e.g. show the routine name, A.I. proxy), wait a few seconds, then sign in on another / reinstalled phone → Expect: the shared mappings and those preferences come down after the account syncs.
  • Check the phone / tablet display mode across two devices → Expect: it stays per phone (not synced).
  • Create new routine → Expect: these account settings are kept.

19. Connections (v2.3.11)

  • Open the HTTP Socket Details with Wi-Fi on → Expect: the address shown is your Wi-Fi / hotspot address, plus a localhost link for this phone and a Wi-Fi link for other devices.
  • Turn Wi-Fi off and open Details → Expect: it says there's no reachable address, with a Check again button (no unusable address shown).
  • Watch the internet-connection indicator on a flaky connection → Expect: no rapid flip-flopping; the no internet icon appears only after two failed checks in a row.
  • Cold-start the app → Expect: it does not get stuck on the internet-connection check.

20. Routines & smaller things

  • With a routine loaded, use MY ROUTINES → SAVE → Expect: it saves straight to that routine (after asking). SAVE AS NEW → the old save sheet. With nothing loaded, SAVE behaves like SAVE AS NEW.
  • Open Save / Load / Manage routines → Expect: the newest routine is on top, and Manage routines shows each one's last-saved date.
  • Use Create new routine (using default settings) at the top of the list, give it a name → Expect: the defaults load and it's saved under that name; starting from defaults is noticeably faster.
  • Force an A.I. error (e.g. a bad key) → Expect: it's retried once after ~5 s, then shown as a short message at the bottom (not a box to tap away).
  • Set CUSTOMIZE DISPLAY min/max font size below 5, tapping the 1 button → Expect: you can step down to 1.
  • Use the new Lumen Duo button actions → Expect: the mapped actions fire.
  • Connect dice, then Disconnect all → Expect: the dice disconnect too, and the Bluetooth counter counts BLE / Pitata dice correctly.
  • Set Auto-connect devices away from Saved for this routine → Expect: the yellow "saved for this routine" ticks in MY DEVICES are hidden.

21. Regression checks

  • Run a firmware check on the Iarvel PeekBoard and Spirit Echo → Expect: it works (the previous checking bug is fixed).
  • Scroll the Printing speed list on a Cosmos / L2 printer, and open the Sync saved device sheet in MY DEVICES → Expect: the list scrolls and the sheet isn't cut off.
  • Tap Update now in the release notes → Expect: the update size is shown (no "of undefined MB", no stuck progress bar).
  • Connect and use each device type you own through the new panels → Expect: everything that worked in v2.2.71 still works — settings save and reload, disconnect is clean.

Add-on requirements from 1 October 2026

While testing, note that from 1 October 2026 two add-ons become required for certain devices:

  • External Displays — for all PeekSmith models, Bond, MrCard, Teleport, Quantum, SB Watch 2
  • Advanced Input Methods — for Atom 2, all PeekSmith models, Bond, MrCard, Quantum, SB Watch 2, Ray, GhostMove

Everything else that's currently free stays free.

Thank you again for testing — your feedback shapes the final release! :-)

Previous versions

Looking for an earlier checklist? See Testing guide — v2.2.71 and Testing guide — v2.2.41.