Import a whole folder of songs at once, and open a large library without waiting. • A file holding many songs is now split into those songs. Before, a bundle whose songs were separated only by a title line came in as one very long song — no longer. • Picking a file and pasting text now produce the same result. • A file that is too large, or a song that is too long, now tells you which limit it hit instead of leaving you waiting. • The imported-songs list opens quickly even with tens of thousands of songs, and no longer claims your library is empty while it is still loading. • Switching the sort — recently added, title A-Z, by artist — is now near-instant. • Search now finds the songs you imported yourself, not just the sample ones — typing without accents still works. • Building a setlist is quicker: open it, tap Add songs, then search and tick as many as you want in one go. Create a new list and the picker opens straight away. • Storage now counts correctly: the songs you imported are not counted against the cache limit, and are never removed automatically. • Removing every song on the device now asks first, and says exactly what you would lose. • Importing from a file now keeps the chords. Sheets that put chords on the line above the lyrics — much the most common kind — used to come in with no chords at all. • Signing in on another device now restores your whole library instead of stopping partway. • Editing the same song on two devices no longer erases one of them: this device's version is kept as its own song. • Opening the app for the first time now shows you how to add a song, instead of a list that looks like it already has one.

Stavely now runs on iPad. • iPad: chord diagrams sit in a right-hand rail instead of a modal, the section list stays in reach, and the next song in a setlist is right there. Turn on two-column mode from the ⋯ menu to read long songs like sheet music — auto-scroll flips pages instead of scrolling. Stage Mode zooms to 450%. • A sticky chord bar keeps the chords of the part you are reading in view, plus the ones coming next — even with the toolbar hidden. • Repeated chord rows now say so: (Am Em C) ×2. • You can scroll all the way to the last chord, and auto-scroll stops at the end of a song instead of drifting into the next one. • The auto-scroll panel has a close button and shows its three tap zones. • Exporting a transposed song to PDF now asks which key to print, and the key printed on the page always matches the chords on it. • Chord quiz — a drill over the whole shape library. Chord-change practice now scores with stars and points, and includes the change back to the first chord — the one you play every time the song loops. • Watch one video to turn ads off for 30 minutes, entirely your choice. • The app icon now has dark and tinted versions. • Fixed: the "Continue playing" widget speaks Vietnamese and no longer names a song you deleted; pinning a song for offline use no longer makes it look like a song you added.

Update and fix some issues: • Stage Mode now performs a whole setlist instead of one song at a time. • Per-song memory, Sổ tủ and personal settings now sync across your devices. • Swipe an imported song in Library to edit or delete it, with undo. • Text now scales with your system text size. • Fixes: the toolbar hiding the last line of a song, wrong scale degrees, and auto-scroll glitches.

Version 1.0.1 is a fix release: • Shared song links now actually open — paste one into a chat and it shows a preview and opens straight in the app. • Fixed controls appearing dead during auto-scroll: section chips, scroll-to-top, the layout picker and the menu all respond again. Auto-scroll now pauses while a sheet is open and resumes when you close it. • "Hide chrome while auto-scrolling" no longer locks away transpose and section navigation — tap the screen to bring them back. • The tuner responds instantly; the needle no longer lags behind the string. Thanks for using Stavely. Feedback: contact@stavely.app.