• Retry a failed routine save while keeping your draft and other edits. • Improvements to song changes and cancelling a count-in. • Clearer Pro renewal terms and more accessible plan and marker controls. • Clearer guidance when library protection pauses sync. ADVERTISING Ads are temporarily disabled in this version. Advertising SDKs remain included; see the privacy policy.

Pro now explains video audio and folder sharing at the action you select. Your music, saved routines and subscription options stay the same.

Accompanist now speaks your language. • The app is translated into 47 languages, up from 11 — including Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Thai, Turkish, Polish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Greek, Czech, Swedish and more. • Arabic and Hebrew are laid out right to left. The waveform, the A–B loop, the tempo chart and the speed and volume bars deliberately keep running left to right, because those show time and a value, not text — so a routine you recorded still reads the way you danced it. • Speed and volume now use your language's decimal separator, so 0,85× appears where that is what you write. • Fixed: playback could stop working after the phone's audio system restarted — after a long call, or a switch between headphones and a speaker. Play did nothing until the app was reopened. • Fixed on iOS 26: questions such as "Remove 1 song?" showed no Cancel button, leaving the delete as the only thing to tap. • Fixed: songs could disappear from your library. Songs remain in your list when their audio files are unavailable. (Settings › Your library › Rebuild Library) • Fixed: Automatic routine selection now avoids unexpected prolonged silence. Normal end fades still work, and the screen shows the routine name and a way to stop it. • Settings › Keep speed and volume between songs: When off, songs start at normal speed and 100% volume within your ranges. Saved routines can still apply their own settings.

Your saved routines are visible the moment a song loads — and pinned screens no longer lose your work. • A song with a saved routine now says so. The player names the routine and arms it on load, so a song you have set up no longer looks the same as one you have not. • Record and Profiles stay within reach while a routine is armed, and markers work again on every song. • The speed and volume graph draws the whole song, including before your first change — what you see is what plays. • Markers, Profiles, Export and the routine editor stay pinned to the song you opened them on. The song no longer changes underneath them, and an unsaved edit is no longer dropped without asking. • Exported files match what you hear: your speed and volume limits apply to the export exactly as they do to playback, and multichannel songs export without failing. • Clearer messages when an export cannot finish, including when the device is out of space. • iPad: controls are sized for iPad, the bottom bar spans the full width, and large text scrolls instead of being clipped. • Recording keeps a take's speed changes in the order you made them. • iCloud sync no longer brings back profiles you deleted on another device.

Fades that stop where you tell them — and nothing lost by accident. • "Stop fade" now really stops. The fade no longer carries on across the chart, or into a routine you were recording. • Choose where a fade lands: end a fade-out at 30% to talk over the music instead of silencing the room. • Fade length is remembered instead of going back to 5 seconds. • Discarding a recording asks first — and the button says "Discard" rather than "Cancel". • The welcome tour now covers fades, and its beat page matches the new tap tempo. • Tapping the beat now settles on a steady number instead of moving with every tap. • The metronome and count-in follow the song's speed — slow a track down and the click slows with it. • Nudge the tempo by one beat at a time, and it's remembered the next time you open the app. • "Count me in" now works with the metronome switched on. • The player page fits on screen without scrolling on more iPhones. • Your library is easier to reach: just tap the song title at the top.

• Accompanist now speaks six more languages. The whole app — player, profile editor, tutorials and the Apple Watch app — is now available in German, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Brazilian Portuguese, alongside Spanish, Russian and Chinese. • Fixed: saving a recorded routine could close whatever screen you were on — Settings, your playlist — and drop you back on the player. In rarer cases the routine you were about to save could be lost with no message at all. The app now waits until the screen is clear before offering to save, and it never discards a take it is holding for you.

A guided tour, a rewritten Profile Editor guide, and a fix teachers asked for. • The Profile Editor now opens the profile you last played. If you have several dancers saved for one song, tapping the editor took you to the oldest routine instead of the one you were just working on. • New: a short visual walkthrough on first launch, covering adding music, changing speed, saving a profile per dancer, recording, A–B drilling and the metronome. • The Profile Editor guide has been rewritten as illustrated pages that show each gesture — including how the speed lane holds a value while the volume lane slides between them. • Both walkthroughs can be reopened any time from Settings → Help.

• Your speed dial is now a live speed & volume chart — scrub it like the timeline to read the exact tempo and volume at any moment in your routine. • A rebuilt profile editor: drag points right on the chart, pinch to zoom into a tricky passage, and keep your place with an overview of the whole song. • See every beat — the editor draws a high-resolution waveform of your music, so you can line your speed and volume changes up to the sound itself. • Undo and redo any edit, and touch and hold either button to see everything you've changed. • Hear it as you build it, with a mini player built into the editor. • Speed buttons your way — pick your own one-tap speeds, or let them follow your range automatically. New 0.9–1.1× range for fine rehearsal work. • Timeline scrubbing gains finger-precision: slide your finger up while dragging for finer seeking. Plus a clearer loudness waveform and a one-tap A–B loop reset. • Fixed folder sharing and saved-profile taps.

We gave the Pro membership page a refresh: • Clearer at a glance — see exactly what Pro unlocks, and what's always free. • The yearly plan now shows your savings and its equivalent monthly price, so it's easy to pick the plan that fits. Plus the usual round of performance and stability improvements. Thank you for using Accompanist — happy dancing!

This update is all about reliability — especially iCloud sync: • Your saved per-dancer speed & volume profiles now stay in sync across your devices. A profile you delete on one device no longer reappears on another. • Edits to a synced song or folder stick reliably instead of occasionally reverting. • Restoring or reinstalling on one device no longer risks removing songs from your other devices. • Additional stability improvements throughout. Happy dancing! Have a question or an idea? Reach us any time from Settings.

Reliability polish: • Songs shared from other apps import more smoothly and reliably • Under-the-hood fixes for an even more dependable experience Thanks for using Accompanist — your feedback shapes every update!

Faster and smoother: • Music now starts instantly the first time you open the app • The Lock Screen and Control Center Next/Previous buttons are more reliable • Fixed a rare crash when exporting certain surround-sound tracks Thanks for the feedback — please keep it coming!

What's new in 1.7: • Refinements under the hood for a smoother, more reliable experience. Thanks for dancing with Accompanist!

What's new in 1.6: • Layout polish: the membership screen now keeps the subscribe button in view on every device, and screens fit cleanly across all iPhone and iPad sizes. Thanks for dancing with Accompanist!

What's new in 1.5: • Better audio citizenship: when you're not playing and Accompanist is in the background, the app now hands audio back to the system — so your other sounds, notifications, and alerts behave normally. Playing in the background is unaffected, and you can still pause and resume from the Lock Screen. • Small reliability tweaks to the metronome and count-in so the click always re-engages cleanly. Thanks for dancing with Accompanist!

What's new in 1.4: • Fixed a rare sound glitch: after many speed changes in a long session — or when the audio route changed (headphones, Bluetooth) — the music could turn muffled, as if played underwater. Playback now rebuilds itself cleanly so the sound stays crisp. • A clearer App Store name so more dancers and musicians can find Accompanist. Behind the name you'll still find the same app: real-time tempo with pitch-lock, A–B loop and speed trainer, tap-tempo, count-in and metronome, per-dancer profiles, export, iCloud sync, and the Apple Watch remote. Thanks for dancing with Accompanist!

What's new in 1.3: • Volume waveform — the timeline now shows the song's loud and soft parts, so you can see the build-ups and drops at a glance (your A–B loop and section markers sit right on it). • Apple Watch — a connection indicator on the watch shows the link to your iPhone, and the iPhone app now points you to the wrist remote. Plus the rhythm tools (tap-tempo, count-in, metronome) and A–B loop from recent updates. Thanks for dancing with Accompanist!

Now keeps the beat — built for counting choreography: • Tap-tempo + count-in — a "5, 6, 7, 8" before the music starts. • Metronome — clicks along at your BPM while the song plays. • Section markers — bookmark parts of a song (Intro, Chorus, the lift) and jump straight to them. Plus the A–B loop and speed trainer from the last update. Happy dancing!