Polish and stability improvements across browsing and playback. Thanks for listening with SpinDeck!

Pad Color now paints the whole pad, not just the hairline and labels. SpinDeck keeps its charcoal body; every other preset takes its own copper, silver or graphite ramp, with labels picked for contrast. Pad click and tick sounds are back. They no longer ride on the system keyboard click, so the ring switch and the Keyboard Clicks setting can't silence them. The next 10 tracks are cached to disk, so playback keeps going when the network drops out. 2 GB, oldest first. Apple Music tells you what went wrong. Denied, restricted and empty-library cases each say so plainly, and a source that fails to connect falls back to one that works instead of leaving you on an unconfigured Music Server. System (Auto) theme follows iOS light and dark. Pick it once and the chassis changes with the rest of your phone. SpinDeck comes to the Mac. The whole app — browsing, music servers, Apple Music, EQ and themes — with a mini player that lives in the menu bar next to the clock, so you can see what's playing and skip a track without opening a window. Demo songs step aside once you connect a real library, and come back if you remove it. Rate SpinDeck from Settings, and a smoother first-run walkthrough.