iPhone and iPad Create and edit saved zones from Rooms, choosing which speakers belong together. Use Match Speaker Volumes to bring adjustable speakers to the current group volume, with clearer numeric volume levels beside the controls. Personalise more of Sonement with improved palette support across Rooms, Search and other screens, plus controls to edit and delete your custom palettes. Sonement now follows playback started from the Sonos, Spotify and Apple Music apps more reliably, keeping rooms, track details, artwork, volume controls and the mini player in step. Queue handling is clearer too. Sonement now distinguishes an active Sonos queue from playback managed by another app, so an old inactive queue is no longer shown as what will play next. This release also improves grouping and reconnection, rapid playback controls, Apple Music Recently Played, household refreshes, widgets, purchase restoration and access synchronisation across your supported Apple devices. Apple Watch Create, edit and delete saved zones through your paired iPhone. Clearer numeric volume levels and improved Digital Crown handling make speaker adjustments easier to follow. Playback and room information now refresh more reliably after the companion iPhone app reconnects or relaunches. Sonement now hides inactive queue contents while another app manages playback. Queue and favourites actions also handle live radio correctly, and playback controls remain available when pausing after a trial ends. This release also improves widgets, purchase access synchronisation and companion-app communication.

Artwork: Improved loading and consistency across feeds, search, albums, Now Playing, playlists and queues.

12:25 What’s New in 2.9.2 - Improved purchase restoration for existing customers, including on Apple TV. - Improved household-service restoration when speakers aren’t yet discoverable. - Clearer messages when access verification prevents speaker discovery. - Added diagnostics to help troubleshoot connection and purchase-verification issues

What’s New in 2.9.1 • Fixed Apple Music playback failures on Sonos for longer playlists and albums. • Improved Apple Music browsing, playlist loading and playback reliability. • Added individual reorder handles to recommendation shelves, with saved positions. • Improved feed settings consistency across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. • Updated translations and playback error messages.

WHAT'S NEW IN 2.9 - iPhone and iPad YOUR SOURCES, KEPT IN STEP Music services added through Sonos are now discovered more reliably when you return to Sonement. A new Available badge tells you when another source is ready to add, while clearer setup and recovery guidance helps you finish connecting it. BUILT FOR SHARED HOUSEHOLDS Sonement now handles multiple accounts for the same service. Give accounts familiar names, choose the right one for playback, and keep source confirmations and account identities associated with the correct Sonos household across supported devices. NOW IN MORE LANGUAGES Sonement is now available in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Brazilian Portuguese, alongside English. PLAYBACK AND VOLUME, REFINED Improved playback routing for music-service tracks, queues and playlists. Group volume is more dependable, with individual speakers collected under a clearer Group Speakers control. This update also removes the brief purchase screen shown to already-unlocked users at launch and includes additional stability and accessibility improvements. Thanks for using Sonement. WHAT'S NEW IN 2.9 - iWatch MORE RELIABLE FROM YOUR WRIST Playback, queue actions and speaker connections are now more dependable, with clearer recovery when your phone or Sonos system is temporarily unavailable. NOW IN MORE LANGUAGES Sonement is now available in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Brazilian Portuguese, alongside English. This update also improves alarms, audio settings, complications, navigation and general stability across the Apple Watch experience. Thanks for using Sonement.

Music sources now refresh more reliably after setup in the Sonos app, with clearer prompts when new services are available. Source choices and multiple service-account labels can also stay consistent across devices in your household. This update also removes the brief purchase-screen flash for unlocked users and includes general reliability improvements.

WHAT’S NEW IN 2.8 TRY SONEMENT FREE New users can now explore Sonement with a free seven-day trial, then unlock permanent access with one purchase. Existing eligible purchasers retain full access. MUSIC SERVICES, YOUR WAY Apple Music, Spotify, TIDAL and supported connected services now use a more consistent customisation model, with clearer section visibility, ordering and layout controls. Recently Added refreshes more reliably when you return to the app. MORE RELIABLE EVERYWHERE Improved stability when returning after your device has been locked, safer service restoration, smoother background refresh and more dependable shared-household state. POLISH AND PERFORMANCE Service pages load progressively, navigation and mini-player transitions feel quicker and more fluid, and large music libraries remain responsive while additional content arrives. Thanks for using Sonement.

WHAT'S NEW IN 2.7 ANNOUNCE ACROSS YOUR HOMES Record a short voice message and send it to selected compatible Sonos speakers, including speakers in another household accessible through your linked Sonos account. Remote destinations require confirmation before sending. Supported speakers pause or lower music during the announcement, then resume playback. SMARTER HOUSEHOLDS Give each speaker household a familiar name and optionally remember which one you use on each Wi-Fi network. Improved household recognition and service connection handling help keep the right rooms and music services together. YOUR MUSIC, EASIER TO EXPLORE Browse Apple Music, Spotify and TIDAL with more consistent layouts and search, while keeping each service's own categories. Improved loading and navigation make it easier to explore albums, playlists and larger libraries. A MORE FLUID IPHONE iPhone navigation responds more quickly, with refined spring motion and a mini-player that folds into the navigation to make room for browsing. These phone-specific changes leave iPad's spacious layout intact. ROOMS, REFINED Create zones directly from Rooms and reach household settings, grouping and volume controls with fewer detours. POLISH AND RELIABILITY • Improved background-refresh reliability, including an issue associated with returning after the phone has been locked • More dependable system playback controls • Better service headers, compact search layouts and scrolling • Improved queue playback when continuing from a selected track • Improved playback recovery for Apple Music library items when a matching catalogue version is available • Refined contrast, accessibility and light and dark appearances Thanks for using Sonement. ```

What's New — Sonement 2.6 Playback & Multi-Device More reliable playback across your whole household — now-playing, transport controls, and active speakers stay in sync even when multiple devices are in use at once Fixed an issue where playing from History wouldn't show up correctly in the play bar or on active speakers Smoother, more reliable grouping, volume, alarms, sleep timer, favorites, and playlist changes Commands stay reliable even as your system's speaker layout changes Music Services Fixed Spotify sometimes showing as connected when it wasn't properly linked to your household More reliable playback and browsing for music services on iPhone and Apple TV Search More consistent search results across iPhone, Mac, Apple TV, and other surfaces Mac Redesigned side panel to match native macOS design Improved search behavior and fixed layout issues You can now reopen the main window from the Window menu after closing it Various visual polish in full-screen mode Widgets & Lock Screen Redesigned Lock Screen widget Improved Live Activity with better volume controls Refreshed Dynamic Island compact and expanded views Apple TV & Apple Watch Fixed the Apple TV welcome screen not dismissing properly Improved Apple Watch playback, alarms, and volume controls

Bug fixes, cross home synchronisation of services, performance enhancements, widgets ui and ux

WHAT'S NEW IN 2.3 FILTER SEARCH BY SOURCE Search results now carry a source filter with live per-source counts. Turn off a catalog you don't want and the list rebuilds instantly — and if you filter out the source behind a merged row, playback promotes a surviving one, so a row always plays from where it says it will. Over-filter and you get a clear way back with one tap. GROUP VOLUME YOU CAN TRUST The group bar is now derived from the speakers underneath it rather than read separately, so the master and per-speaker bars can no longer disagree. If another controller — or someone's hand on a speaker — changes a level, the group bar follows immediately. LOCK SCREEN AND DYNAMIC ISLAND Now-playing with transport and volume controls on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and volume controls added to the widget family. DARK MODE, PROPERLY VISIBLE Room cards, chips, capsules and progress tracks used a fill that all but vanished against a black background. Every one of them now uses an adaptive surface that reads clearly in dark mode — light mode is unchanged. IPAD: MUCH CLOSER TO THE MAC • The player bar adopts the Mac's three-region layout — track identity, centered transport with scrubber, volume — instead of the phone's • The right-hand rail's Audio section is real: per-room Bass, Treble, Loudness, Night Sound, Speech Enhancement and Crossfade. It previously showed a relabelled queue • A proper vertical room stepper replaces the cramped pill • The sidebar no longer draws the phone's toolbar inside its own panel • The rail's playlist picker uses the full row width A FIRST-RUN WELCOME A full-screen welcome panel with the animated orb on first launch and after an update, with proper attribution for the services you connect. TAP ART, PLAY THE SONG In Apple Music, Recently Played and Top Songs tiles now play on tap, matching every other place a song appears. Everything else stays on the menu. POLISH THROUGHOUT • One consistent page margin across every full-width surface • "Add Source" is now a button beside Connected Services, not a fake tile • Rooms opens at the top instead of part-scrolled • Larger, easier volume and transport targets • Faster now-playing updates and fewer stale reads after a track change Thanks for using Sonement. Bug reports and feature requests are always welcome.

UI enhancements, Bug fixes, Feature set