Version 1.9.1 This update fixes a bug where the Home Screen widget and the Live Activity in the menu bar (macOS) continued to display the "Listening…" state even after the app was closed. Both displays now correctly clear as soon as the app is quit.

NEW IN VERSION 1.9 TrackHound Is Now Free Starting with Version 1.9, TrackHound is a free App Store download — try all core features risk-free with up to 10 sessions and 10 tracks per session. Track recognition and service search remain fully functional in the free tier. TrackHound Pro (€14.99 · one-time purchase) For unlimited sessions, unlimited tracks per session, playlist export to Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal and Deezer, live BPM detection and iCloud sync across all your devices. One purchase, no subscription, with Family Sharing. Already bought TrackHound? Thank you! You keep every feature automatically and at no extra cost. Pro is already active for you — nothing to do. Top 5 Share Card Share your top tracks as a stylish card for Instagram Stories and social media. Either based on your most-recognized tracks or a custom selection from your favourites — with drag-and-drop reordering. Six themes (Midnight, Neon, Vinyl, Minimal, Sunrise, Glacier) and two formats (Portrait 9:16 and Square). Direct Instagram Stories button: image as background and hashtag text auto-copied to the clipboard. Plus auto-generated description with matching hashtags ready to paste — one tap, done. Pick Your Visualization Style Four distinct looks for the live waveform and BPM analysis: Liquid (flowing wave), Bars (classic audio bars), Radar (pulsing rings from the centre), and Equalizer (hopping spectrum bars). Both areas configurable independently in Settings, with animated live previews for every option. More Lively BPM Display The finished BPM analysis now pulses four times in sync with the measured beat before settling — with eight white beat markers flashing on each beat. During the 12-second capture, the wave progressively builds left-to-right behind a glowing scanner beam. Also in this release Live waveform reacts dynamically to audio level Larger waveform display for better visual presence

WHAT'S NEW IN VERSION 1.8 New Widgets for Home and Lock Screen • Recent Tracks Widget — shows your latest recognized tracks right on your Home or Lock Screen • Session Summary Widget — current session overview with track count and cover art • Multiple widget sizes for every layout • Tapping a track in the widget opens the track detail directly in the app Live BPM Detection • TrackHound now automatically measures the BPM of each recognized track directly from the audio while listening • An animated waveform with the BPM value appears under the live display after each track recognition • The measured BPM is automatically saved to the track • Double-tap the BPM display to start a new analysis • Can be enabled or disabled in Settings Pitch Display • Track details now show how much the DJ sped up or slowed down the track in percent — available when both catalog BPM and measured BPM are present Better Session Organization • New sorting by date (newest/oldest first) or name (A–Z, Z–A) • Search across sessions and folders — right at the top of the list • Works inside individual folders too Improvements • Existing imports can be retroactively corrected via "Refresh Track Data" Bug Fixes • Fixed a crash when deleting the last track in a session • The back button in the session view was sometimes missing — now always reliably present • Removed duplicate arrow icons in the session and folder lists

Now on your wrist: TrackHound for Apple Watch You're in the middle of the crowd and need to know what's playing? "Quick Check" on Apple Watch identifies the track in seconds — right from your wrist, no need to pull out your iPhone. And when you need full listening mode: start and stop iPhone recognition straight from the Watch. Bring your Shazam collection along Already identified hundreds of tracks with Shazam? Bring them into TrackHound! Import your entire Shazam library — directly from Apple Music or as a CSV from shazam.com. Every imported track is automatically enriched with cover art, ISRC, genre and release date. Organize your sets: Session Folders Finally, structure! Create folders to organize your sessions — by club, festival, or event. Move sessions into folders via the context menu (long press). And the best part: When you listen for a long time or import large Shazam collections, sessions are automatically split and grouped into a folder. Also new — Sessions are automatically split after 100 tracks — seamlessly, without interruption — Shazam imports are automatically split into multiple sessions after 200 tracks — Notifications now show both title and artist — User-friendly error messages for audio issues — Help links and "More Apps by Pondstack" in Settings

New in Version 1.6: Merge Sessions You can now combine two sessions into one. Open a session, tap "Merge Sessions" and pick the other session — all tracks are combined. Improved Playlist Export Tidal export now works reliably. Spotify, Tidal and Deezer automatically search for tracks at export time — even titles recognized before the service was connected will end up in the playlist. Accurate Session Duration When you pause a session and resume later, pause time is no longer counted. The displayed duration and all timestamps reflect only active listening time. Also Improved - Rename sessions with a single tap (instead of double-tap) - Pull down in the comparison view to reset - Track names in the overview now display fully (2 lines)