Version 1.2.0 for Mac

Pro

Pro can now be bought. It is a one-time purchase that unlocks Pro in every eligible Warsha BLE Studio 1.x release, for one person on up to two Macs at a time.
Pro covers scripting and attached JavaScript hooks, every composed device, GATT service templates, URL import, the advanced capabilities, timing shaping and fault injection.
Try it first: the trial gives 14 days of active use. It starts only when you choose to start it, and a day counts only when you run something that needs Pro.
After checkout, your license key arrives by email. Activate it in Studio, or recover it later from the customer portal.
Without Pro, your scripts and devices stay yours: you can still open, edit and export them.

Connect Claude Code, Codex or the Claude desktop app in Settings → AI Automation, and let it write, run and inspect peripheral scripts in Studio on your behalf.
Nothing starts until you approve it, real Bluetooth needs its own approval, and you can take back control at any time. See the AI Automation guide in Help.

Starting a peripheral on the Mac’s radio no longer times out waiting for Bluetooth to answer.
Writes from a connected central are always acknowledged, so the central no longer waits for a reply that never comes.
When a peripheral cannot start, Studio now says why: Bluetooth access still awaiting approval, access denied, Bluetooth turned off, or a Mac that cannot act as a peripheral.
Explore through a RemoteBLE agent reads the agent’s token once per connection instead of on every retry, so macOS no longer asks for Keychain access again and again.

Requires a Mac with Apple Silicon.
Keep the app in your Applications folder. An app opened straight from Downloads runs from a temporary read-only copy and cannot update itself.