Unmangle now recognizes more devices, and the Finder preview calls them by name.
New
Reports from Apple TV and HomePod now show the device by name, each with its own icon.
Improved
The Finder preview now names the device, such as "iPhone 16 Pro (iPhone17,1)", instead of showing only the model identifier.
Added the newest devices: iPhone 17e, iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, iPad Air (M4), Apple Vision Pro (M5), Apple Watch Series 12, and Apple Watch Ultra 4.
Apple Watch Series 12 reports now name the case size and connectivity, such as "Apple Watch Series 12 (46mm, Cellular)", the way earlier Series watches do.
The 16-inch MacBook Pro on Mac17,8 is now named "MacBook Pro (16-inch, M5 Pro)" instead of lumping the Pro and Max chips together.
Older iPod touch models are now recognized by name.
Fixed
Fixed the iPad (A16) appearing as "iPad (11th gen)".
Fixed a report quitting the app as its window opened, when a thread carried a long name such as "Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread", on macOS 27.
Version 1.2.0
Unmangle now works in Finder: crash reports get a readable preview, and Unmangle can be the app that opens them.
New
Preview crash reports in Finder. Press Space to see what crashed, where, and the frames of the crashed thread, without opening the app.
Make Unmangle the default app for crash reports. It offers this on first launch, and Settings lets you claim .ips and .crash separately.
A new Finder tab in Settings has the Terminal command that points macOS's .ips previews at Unmangle, and the command to undo it.
The report header now shows the app's name and icon from the App Store, so you can see at a glance which app a report belongs to.
Recent reports on the welcome window now have a Show in Finder command.
Improved
Termination reasons that run across several lines, such as a missing framework and every path macOS looked in, now appear in full instead of only the first line.
Fixed
Fixed Cmd+S on an open report failing with "the requested operation is not supported".
Version 1.1.0
A proper welcome, a guided first launch, and settings that explain themselves.
New
Unmangle now opens on a welcome window with your recent reports, one click away, instead of a file picker. You can turn it off in Settings.
Release notes now appear in the app after an update. Help > What's New brings them back at any time.
A redesigned first launch walks you through granting Xcode access and picking your dSYM folders, one step at a time.
A new Agent Skills tab in Settings installs the command line tool as a skill for Claude, Codex, Xcode, or a folder you choose.
Improved
Settings has been redesigned. General, dSYMs, Command Line, and Agent Skills each have their own pane, and every setting explains what it does.
dSYM search now looks only in the folders you've granted access to, instead of scanning your whole Mac with Spotlight.
Granted folders now look the same everywhere in the app, and you can remove them one at a time.
General settings now show the version and build you are running.
The Help menu now links to the FAQ, support, and the full changelog.
Fixed
Fixed the footer overlapping the content during first launch.
Fixed the remove button on granted folders showing a faded red.
Fixed the Open panel not appearing after first launch finished.
Fixed the first launch window coming back when you reopened the app from the Dock.
Fixed clicking the Dock icon with no windows open doing nothing.
Version 1.0.0
The first release of Unmangle.
New
Symbolicate crash reports from any Apple platform, entirely on your Mac.
Automatic dSYM matching pairs each crash with the right symbol file by build UUID.
Full crash inspector with device, process, exception, and register details.
Navigate every thread in the report to understand exactly what happened.
