Unmangle

Release notes

Everything new, improved, and fixed in Unmangle.

Version 1.1

This release is about the way in: a proper welcome, a guided setup, and settings that explain themselves.

New
  • Unmangle now opens on a welcome window with the reports you worked on last, one click away, instead of a file picker. Turn it off in Settings to go straight to the Open panel.
  • Release notes now appear in the app after an update, and can be brought back any time from Help > What's New.
  • A redesigned first-run onboarding walks you through setup in its own window, from start to finish.
  • Onboarding now includes a dedicated step for choosing your dSYM locations.
  • A new Agent Skills tab in Settings installs the command line tool as a skill for Claude, Codex, Xcode, or any folder you choose.
  • Granted folders are listed the same way throughout the app, and each one can be removed individually.
Improved
  • dSYM search now looks in the folders you've granted access to, instead of scanning your whole Mac with Spotlight.
  • Settings has been redesigned. General, dSYMs, Command Line, and Agent Skills each get their own pane, and every setting says what it does.
  • General settings now show the version and build you are running.
  • The Help menu links to the FAQ, support, and the full changelog.
  • The final onboarding button is now named after what it actually does.
Fixed
  • Fixed the onboarding footer overlapping the step content.
  • Fixed the folder remove button showing a washed-out red instead of full-strength red.
  • Fixed the open panel not reappearing after finishing onboarding.
  • Fixed the onboarding window reappearing when reopening the app from the Dock.
  • Fixed clicking the Dock icon with no windows open not opening the panel.

Version 1.0

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.