SleepManager 0.7.2

Note

AYN and Retroid devices: SleepManager 0.7.2 can now control Wi-Fi and Bluetooth directly, so the Compatibility Helper is no longer required on recent AYN and Retroid handhelds.

Other devices / brands: install the new SleepManager Helper when prompted and grant its battery optimization exemption. If SleepManager reports that Wi-Fi control access is required, enable it in Settings → Apps → Special app access → Wi-Fi control → SleepManager Helper.

What’s New

• Direct Wi-Fi & Bluetooth control on supported AYN and Retroid devices — no Helper required.
• Improved sleep/wake reliability, including safer radio restoration, recovery after interrupted cycles and stronger closed-lid handling.
• Diagnostics 2.0 with improved Activity history, multi-cycle diagnostics, false-wake tracking, system/memory snapshots and Android process-exit information.
• RAOfflineProxy improvements, including pending-award handling and safer coordination before sleep.
• Numerous reliability, compatibility and UI fixes.

Compatibility

• SleepManager 0.7.2 / versionCode 560
• SleepManager Helper 1.1.7 / versionCode 1121
• Android 9 / API 28 or newer
• Recent compatible AYN and Retroid devices can control Wi-Fi and Bluetooth directly and do not require the Helper
• Other devices use the SleepManager Compatibility Helper for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth control
• RAOfflineProxy v2.0.0-alpha1 or newer is required for SleepManager integration
• Existing settings are preserved when updating
• No root, Shizuku or ADB is required for normal use

First Install

1. Install SleepManager 0.7.2 from the release assets below.
2. Open SleepManager and choose what you want it to manage.
3. If needed, SleepManager will guide you through installing and setting up the Compatibility Helper.
4. Enable SleepManager, then tap Finish setup.

Updating

Install SleepManager 0.7.2 over your existing version or use the built-in updater from About → Updates. Your existing SleepManager settings are preserved.

On recent compatible AYN and Retroid devices, the Helper is no longer required and SleepManager will use direct Wi-Fi/Bluetooth control automatically.

On other devices, update to SleepManager Helper 1.1.7 when prompted and grant its battery optimization exemption.