MTScreen release history, from the latest version back to the first public beta.
Latest beta
0.0.11-beta
Better connections, controls and image processing
Better joystick controls. Holding up or down helps reach controls that are difficult to select, such as music buttons next to the map.
Motorcycle connection improvements. Improved handling of cases where Bluetooth was already connected but MTScreen was still waiting for the motorcycle.
Automatic Android Auto recovery. If the connection to the motorcycle display remains active, the app shows a countdown and automatically tries to start Android Auto again after an error.
More stable High image quality. Improved image processing reduces disconnections at higher resolution and delays when using the controls.
Day and night mode. Choose day, night, or follow your phone’s light or dark theme.
Help with Android Auto notifications. Notification access checks and guidance on enabling it during setup.
Updated interface sizes. Adjusted Large size reduces overlapping elements. The new Extra large option makes the interface bigger, but may cause layout issues.
13 new languages. Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Thai, Finnish and Swedish. Android Auto setup guides also include matching screenshots.
Simpler setup and settings. Clearer descriptions and fewer unnecessary elements. The Android Auto setup guide is available in Help.
Help test the new release
Before I can apply to make MTScreen publicly available on Google Play, I need to complete the required closed-testing stage. Joining the beta and sharing your feedback helps prepare the app for that step.
These are the original release notes. Features, limitations and plans refer to the time this version was published.
Beta features
Android Auto on your motorcycle display: maps, music and compatible apps.
Android Auto continues to work with the phone screen off.
Bluetooth intercom audio support. The available audio route depends on your connections and headset settings.
Phone screen: share your phone display on the motorcycle screen.
Step-by-step setup and automatic reconnection attempts while the session remains active.
Adjustable image quality and Android Auto interface size.
English and Polish interface and setup guides.
Improvements in this release
Shorter setup descriptions and improved access to Android Auto settings.
A separate optional diagnostics step with a consistent Continue button.
One-time installation registration after enabling diagnostics, with duplicate prevention.
Known issue
Invoking voice commands in Android Auto may disconnect the session. The cause is currently under investigation.
Planned for Phone screen
A dimming overlay that resembles a lock screen, without actually locking the phone.
Improved landscape support.
These features are planned and are not included in this beta. Phone screen currently requires the phone display to stay on.
Before testing
Android Auto requires starting the head unit server in developer settings. Compatibility may vary with your phone, Android Auto version and motorcycle setup.
Archived release ·
0.0.9-beta
First public beta
These are the original release notes. Features, limitations and plans refer to the time this version was published.
Android Auto or phone screen sharing on the motorcycle display.
Step-by-step setup with Android Auto instructions.
Automatic connection retries while the session remains active.
Image quality and Android Auto interface size settings.
English and Polish interface.
Optional diagnostic data sharing.
Beta release: compatibility and stability may vary by phone and motorcycle configuration. Android Auto requires starting the head unit server in developer settings. Phone screen sharing requires the phone screen to stay on.
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