5.12.3 (15 Sep 2026)
Wording only: the documents no longer put ages on the people using the console. Players are players.
5.12.2 (15 Sep 2026)
A new landing page that leads with the product on the boards people own, six stills where there were ninety-one, and "administrator" in place of "adult" throughout.
5.12.1 (13 Sep 2026)
A licence release. Every file now states its own licence and copyright holder, checked in CI. The console behaves exactly as 5.12.0.
5.12.0 (13 Sep 2026)
Two new games, Space and Roman, bring the catalogue to 40. Math gains word problems, Shapes gains three harder rounds, and going idle now ends an admin session.
5.11.0 (12 Sep 2026)
Go, on 9x9 and on 19x19 for the 4-inch console. Chess gets a computer opponent at two levels, and Find my Braino makes a nearby console ring. A nearby game now pauses and says so when the other console goes quiet.
5.10.0 (11 Sep 2026)
Ludo for up to four consoles and Backgammon for two, with dice that never go on the air. Sound arrives on the two 2.8-inch boards, mute is one tap away, and every theme's colours are measured against contrast floors.
5.9.1 (8 Sep 2026)
A hotfix. 5.9.0 was withdrawn because a diagnostic read in the boot log corrupted the display on two of the seven boards then offered.
5.9.0 (8 Sep 2026)
Two consoles can play each other: Chess and the new Sea Battle run over the Bluetooth beacon. Cursive handwriting tracing arrives, and Chess remembers an unfinished game.
5.8.0 (7 Sep 2026)
Piano and Chess, the first two apps that are not drills. One octave with note names, and the full rules of chess for two players sharing a device.
5.7.0 (6 Sep 2026)
Nine display themes and a once-a-day "newer firmware available" notice. Fixes sound cut short on two boards, a beacon crash, and a 4-inch board that could not wake from sleep.
5.6.0 (6 Sep 2026)
A new board, the 3.2-inch E32R32P. Name the consoles around you, poke one from the Nearby list, and install an older release from the web installer.
5.5.1 (5 Sep 2026)
Fixes a 5.5.0 defect that left the two 2.8-inch boards unable to read touch. The pin clash behind it is now a compile error.
5.5.0 (5 Sep 2026)
Screens repaint what changed instead of the whole panel, which ends the visible flashing. Sound comes to the 4-inch board from the same synthesiser.
5.4.0 (4 Sep 2026)
The 4-inch E32R40T is supported, with games scaled up to fill it. The console gets a spoken boot phrase and a sound vocabulary, and the BOOT key becomes Home.
5.3.0 (2 Sep 2026)
The Freenove FNK0104B, an ESP32-S3 with capacitive touch, brought up on real hardware. Braino makes sounds for the first time.
5.2.0 (27 Aug 2026)
The ESP32-2432S028 joins the installer's board picker. The build is pinned and reproducible, and the privacy statement is tightened to match the hardware.
5.1.0 (27 Aug 2026)
Releasing becomes a tag: CI builds and publishes every image. Adds a security policy, a code of conduct and issue templates.
5.0.0 (26 Aug 2026)
An admin profile behind a four-digit PIN, hold-to-unlock, and Elements, the periodic table, as game 31. A board is now described in two files, printable cases arrive, and the project gets its licence.
4.2.0 (17 Aug 2026)
Battery work: a clearer gauge and a charge-me warning at 15%.
4.1.0 (15 Aug 2026)
The console is renamed Braino!. Adds Dice, Coin Flip and Nearby, an opt-in anonymous score exchange between consoles, and moves every game onto the hardware random number generator.
4.0.0 (15 Aug 2026)
A web page that flashes the board from a browser. Adds Percent and GRE Words, screen sleep, and a redesigned Trace.
3.0.0 (13 Aug 2026)
The opt-in Bluetooth beacon, with a System Info screen that shows the exact bytes on the air. A performance pass removes flash reads and blocking delays from the frame loop.
2.0.1 (11 Aug 2026)
Screen brightness control and a 180-degree screen flip. Fixes a Light theme that was partly invisible.
2.0.0 (11 Aug 2026)
Flags, Countries and Number Line. Spaced repetition and adaptive difficulty arrive, and Cinnamon stops flashing the whole screen.
1.0.1
A launcher layout fix.
1.0.0
The first firmware: 20 games, themes, touch calibration and a Pong screen saver.
Full notes for every release: https://github.com/iamankushpandit/Gume/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
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