Learn a pattern first. • Learn: under every challenge's pattern, a Learn button plays the challenge with no score. Where the click doesn't cover your notes, Assist plays them from the first bar until you're in, and a line under the progress shows whether you're rushing or dragging. Once you've played enough bars in time in a row, Learn tells you how they went and where your best stands, and Start challenge is right there. Learn is free on every challenge, costs no Energy and saves nothing. • Sticking: the rudiments show which hand plays each note, R and L under the notation and under the timeline as you play. • Small fixes and improvements.

More room to play. • More room to play: in practice mode the tempo ring folds into a strip at the top as you scroll, so the timeline gets up to four rows, and nothing hides under the controls on an iPhone SE. A status line says whether it's ready, counting in, listening or paused, and tells you when the room is too noisy to hear you. • Your timing as you play: a word says how steady you are (Locked, Steady, Drifting or Erratic), and the line beside it shows whether you're rushing or dragging, and how much. After the session, Internal Pulse uses the same words, and arrows replace the hare and the tortoise, with rushing always on the left. • Surface ringing: if the table under your phone rings after each hit, the mic hears a second hit. Practice mode and challenges now tell you once, so you can put the phone on something solid. • Assist: when you play your own subdivision and the pattern slips for two bars, the click steps back and your notes play until you're back in. Those bars don't count toward your accuracy, and the session shows where Assist was on. Switch it off under I play. • Type or tap a tempo: hold the tempo to open a sheet where you can type it, tap it in rhythm or slide a ruler. Holding no longer starts tap tempo on the ring. The sheet has its own Tap pad. • Ring gestures: turn the ring's edge to fine-tune 1 BPM at a time, or tap the edge in rhythm to set the tempo. Hold the arrows to keep going. Ring gestures, in Settings and in the Practice screen's menu, lists them all. • Small fixes and improvements.

Any tempo, honest progress. • Play any challenge at any tempo, 20 to 360 BPM. Tempo ramps scale to match, and Reset names the tempo the exercise was written at. • My Runs: tap your best score on a challenge to see every run — your 3-star tempo ceiling, tempo against score, and how you're improving at the tempo you play most. Every best score now says the tempo it was set at. • 25 new challenges: rudiments (Double Stroke Roll, Double Paradiddle, Seven Stroke Roll, the gallops), exercises that score the silence (Backbeat Only, Offbeats Only, Count the Rests…), two new ghost variants, a waltz, a strum, compound and odd meter (6/8 Feel, Bembé Bell, 7/8 in 2+2+3) — and a Brazilian corner: Samba Surdo, Teleco-Teco, Partido Alto, Baião. And in 6/8 or 12/8 you can count the tempo in dotted quarters, accent the bar in groups of three in one tap, and read the eighths beamed in threes. • Time signatures count the way they're written: 12/8 reads 1 & a 2 & a 3 & a 4 & a under the beats, and the ring swings with it. Changing the time signature keeps the notes at the same speed, so 4/4 at 120 becomes 6/8 at 80 in dotted quarters. 2/2 can count in halves or quarters. • A clearer challenge screen: see what the metronome clicks, how far a ramp climbs at your tempo and how many bars go silent, and tap Ramp or Ghost to see how it plays out. • Accents you can see and hear: on the Practice screen each beat stands as tall as its accent, groups sit apart, and the beat that clicks lights up. Tap a beat to change it. A speaker next to Accents plays the click, and one next to My own subdivision plays your part over it, four bars before you start. • Tempo Ramp and Ghost Measures show under the tempo while they're on, and as you play they show the next step or the silent bars coming. Their settings now say what each one does and show the climb, or which bars go silent, before you apply. • A tighter library: Sixteenth Note Rush, Slow Burn and Endurance Test folded into Single Strokes and Steady Beat, Accelerator into Speed Builder and Hemiola into 3 over 2. With free tempo, one challenge covers them; your runs are kept. • Small fixes and improvements.

Never wonder what to practice. • Practice today: tap the sparkle on the Practice screen for a free practice pick and a stack of challenges worth your time — where you left off, a score to beat, something you haven't tried. Play one, and it recomputes. • A suggested challenge at the top of the Challenges tab, ranked from the whole library. The sparkle walks the ranking; the die rolls something different. • Search the whole library by name, tag or modifier, and sort by Most Played. • Modifiers say what they did: cards show the tempo climb and the silent bars up front, and every session ends with a summary — 88 → 104 BPM, 7 of 31 bars silent. Stopping mid-climb now returns to the ramp's start BPM. • Practice reminders speak to the week you're in. • Small fixes and improvements.

Show up, and the app remembers. • Your streak: one session a week keeps it alive, any day, any length. Watch it grow on the new flame, and open the month view to see every week you showed up. • A weekly goal, if you want one: minutes per week, in any mix of days. Reaching it turns the week gold. Missing it never touches your streak. • The History tab is now Activity: your streak and practice time up top, twelve weeks of bars with your goal line, and a day-by-day grid. • Optional reminders: a gentle nudge on your practice days, and a heads-up on the last day of the week when a long streak would otherwise end. • Small fixes and improvements.

Try it before you buy it — and a practice history that tells the truth. • Triplet and 16th practice targets are now open to everyone: pick one and play it free for 25 seconds with full live feedback. If you like what the app hears, PRO unlocks unlimited time. • Change tempo or subdivision mid-practice and each stretch is saved as its own session — your history reports the tempo you actually played, not the one you started with. • Under the hood: anonymous, aggregated usage insights so the next update improves what people really play. Your playing never leaves your device — all detection runs locally, and no audio is ever uploaded. • Small fixes and improvements.

Every challenge is now open. • No more locked list — you get 6 minutes of challenge time a day, refilling as the day goes, and you can spend it on anything in the library. • Practice mode stays free and unlimited — and while you practice, your energy refills 4× faster. • Only pay for what you play — challenge time is counted as you go, so stopping early costs less. Quit in the first half minute and it costs nothing at all. Plus: • Tap the energy bolt in Challenges to see what you have and what it will buy • Every challenge shows what it costs before you start • Short on time for one challenge? We'll show you what you can play right now • Various improvements and fixes PRO removes the meter entirely — play anything, as long as you like.

Practice just got a lot more interesting: • Play across the click — set your own target rhythm against the metronome. Eighths over triplets is free for everyone; triplet and 16th-note targets come with PRO. • Try any challenge — hit Start on any locked challenge and play the first 25 seconds with real live scoring, as many times as you like. • Practice sessions in History — free practice now appears in your History with full timing analytics for everyone: accuracy, consistency, Pattern Map, and more. Plus: • Delete any session from your History — long-press a row, or use the button on the detail screen • History got a fresh look: cleaner cards, clearer dates and durations • Full session analytics are now free for everyone — nothing blurred, nothing held back • History loads faster, no matter how much you practice • Fixed: metronome accents now follow the pulse, not the first note • Various improvements and fixes Thanks for the feedback that shaped this update. Keep it coming.

Your practice now follows you across devices. iCloud Sync keeps your session history and custom challenges in sync across your iPhone and iPad, and restores them automatically when you set up a new device. It's on by default and runs through your own iCloud: private by design, and we never see your data.

A couple of small improvements: - Practice mode now has a clear "Listen" label, so it's easier to find the feature that listens to you play and scores your timing. - Tempo Ramp and Ghost Measures now remember your last settings instead of resetting every time.

Deeper analytics for every session: • Internal Pulse — a new 0-100 score that tells you how steady your internal clock was, with clear coaching on what to work on next. • Pattern Map — see your accuracy and timing at every position in the pattern. Tap any block to see where you nailed it and where you drifted. • Session Timeline — watch how your timing evolved across the session, broken down into segments with a narrative for each. Plus: • Celebration sounds and haptics when you reveal your score, stars, and bonus • Refined analytics terminology across the results screen • Various improvements and fixes Thanks for the feedback that shaped this update. Keep it coming.