Foyer now opens straight into your quiet place. Rooms have rich photo covers, clearer controls, animated playback, and a simpler path to editing. The room builder includes more covers and playful motion. Onboarding, settings, and the one-time unlock screen have also been rebuilt.

This update makes Foyer more reliable and easier to use. Sound positioning now pans precisely from left to right. The gesture introduction now completes only after a real drag and can be replayed from Settings. AirPods head tracking uses your starting orientation as the room centre, recalibrates after reconnecting, and adds a Recenter room action. Sound orbs now offer richer VoiceOver labels and controls. Feedback can be reviewed and shared privately from within the app. Purchase, restore, and offline entitlement handling are also more resilient.

The free tier now says what it is: three sounds in a room, and five saved rooms — the three Foyer ships with, plus two of your own. Rooms you have already saved stay yours and keep playing, however many there are. The one-time unlock lifts both limits and adds AirPods head-tracking and iCloud sync.

The welcome screen's headline was being cut off on iPhone instead of wrapping onto a second line. It now reads in full.

First run now walks you through it: headphones on, pick a room, and the sound starts. New installs open with three rooms instead of six. The others are one tap away under New room. Settings gained a link to rate Foyer, and one to send feedback that reaches a person.

Foyer on iPhone now matches the new look of the app. - Warmer colours across the screens - Each sound family has its own tint in the library - Small fixes here and there

A calmer, more focused interface. - A gentle first-run walkthrough: press play, then learn to place and move sounds - New Settings for AirPods head tracking and iCloud sync - A live “now playing” header and clearer room switching - A simpler way to add sounds; long-press an orb to remove it - Fixes and polish throughout