2.0.5 Introducing Not My Tempo Pro — practice mode (speed trainer), the accent editor with presets, and the chromatic tuner, in one unlock: a yearly subscription with a free trial, or a one-time lifetime purchase. If you already bought this app, every Pro feature stays free for you — applied automatically, nothing to pay again. Everything else — the full metronome, voice control, and every accessibility feature — stays free. The tuner is now its own full-screen page — the screen rolls over to it like the side of a box turning to face you. Go back with the Back button, a rightward swipe, or "close". A more polished purchase screen: renewal terms and Privacy Policy / Terms of Use are spelled out, and Restore Purchases sits at the bottom whenever you need it.

- Fixed a crash when stopping playback — most likely at slow tempos with subdivisions (e.g. 6/8 triplets) and when stopping by voice. - Hardened the audio internals so rapid start/stop and editing accents during playback are safe. - A phone call, Siri, or an alarm now stops the metronome cleanly. - Audited and fixed the remaining rare conditions that could terminate the app.

- Accent customization: double-tap the subdivision card to open the whole measure as a grid. 4/4 with sixteenths → 16 cells; each tap cycles a cell high → low → silent (rests welcome). - Save patterns as named presets and recall them per song — a preset restores its meter and subdivision too. - Patterns are auto-saved per meter × subdivision combination, and Reset restores the stock pattern. - The orbit view now shows the pattern — high clicks appear as larger gold dots, silent ones fade out. - Full Assistive Access support — a distilled layout with big, clear controls. - Use iOS Voice Control? A coexistence mode turns the app's own mic off so the two recognizers never clash. - Timing practice: tap along in orbit view — a Perfect / Good / Bad call flashes, and the travelling dot freezes a ghost right where it was, so you can see how early or late you landed. Green / gold / red bubbles keep count, and with subdivisions every click is a target. - The pendulum view is new: the ball arcs like a thrown ball under gravity and pops through a dashed target ring at the exact instant of the click. At fast subdivisions the swing stays at a readable one arc per beat. - New ring-sweep view: clock-style — the ring fills once per beat, bursts at 12 o'clock as the click lands, and a big centre number counts the beats. Cycle views with the button or "switch view". - A subtle whole-screen flash marks every beat (red on the downbeat, gold elsewhere) — easy to catch in peripheral vision while reading a score. - Landscape now fits everything on one screen. - First-run tips adapt to how you control the app (mic vs. Voice Control), and a guided tip tour introduces the hidden gems one by one — accents, tempo terms, beat views, the speed trainer, and the tuner. - Removed the listen-and-detect-BPM feature for a simpler screen.

Changelog (1.0.2) Beat visualization - Two pendulum modes: a constant-velocity bounce (waveform) and an orbit (circular) dot — switch by tap or voice; the choice is saved. - Subdivision visualization: the ball strikes fixed hit-markers at a steady pace — 1/8 = top & bottom, 1/16 = two round-trips, and triplet = top · middle · bottom (a middle line was added). Markers flash on contact. - Smoother beat hand-off (no position jump), larger pendulum, crisper colors (gold accent / vivid downbeat red), both-direction waveform. Performance view - On play, the setup cards fade out and the beat area grows — leaving only the pendulum and tempo. Stopping restores the full layout. Voice & help - Greatly expanded commands: volume ("louder"/"quieter"/"mute"/"volume 60"), time signature ("three beats"), view ("bounce"/"orbit"), and practice ("practice"). - Help redesigned: saying "help" highlights every on-screen control at once, each tagged with its voice command (centered so they don't overlap). Top instruction bar + an "All commands" button for the full sheet. "help" no longer plays the confirmation chime (fixed the overlapping sound), and the pendulum pauses while the overlay is up (steadier audio). Controls & UX - Listen/Mute button: speaker symbol + briefly flashes the recognized command. - Voice status: large card → slim single-line strip (waveform + Listening/command), corners matched to the other cards. - Practice mode moved into its own modal. - Tempo display: Italian term (Largo, Moderato…) by default; tap to flip to BPM. Other - Screen stays awake while playing; audio-error logging. - Volume slider removed (voice-controlled); reduced top whitespace. - English-only (localization infrastructure was built, then Korean removed); updated the English privacy & support pages.