- The overview can now show chords as guitar chord charts (Pro) - Added a large play button at the bottom of the overview - Shared images now include the song title and key - Press and hold a saved progression to duplicate it - Made other minor improvements

- In the chord editor, tap the keyboard to add or remove notes - In the whole progression view, tap between chords to split sections - Now available in Korean and Traditional Chinese - Made other minor improvements

- iCloud Backup for Pro, with or without your recordings - Sections can now repeat 2 to 8 times - The overview now shows analysis marks, an undo button, and the song title and key - Tap a modal interchange label to see that scale on the keyboard - The keyboard can now mark the notes of the key (in Settings) - Notes in and out of the key now light up in different colors - Made other minor improvements

- Now available on iPad - Supports the large screen when iPhone Duo is unfolded - Next chord suggestions can now be shown compactly - The big playing display now grows on larger screens - Made other minor improvements

- Added Humming Memo to record a hum with your song (Pro) - Dominant motions and ii-V pairs now show as arrows and brackets - Pivot chords at key changes now show their degree in the new key - Borrowed chords now show which mode they come from - All sounds are now free - Pro now saves unlimited progressions and favorites - The count-in can now be up to two bars - Renamed the Pluck sound to Guitar and rebalanced the sounds - Made other minor improvements

- The open song now saves itself - Raised the tempo limit to 250 - Copying a chord now carries its mark and note - Chord notes can now be 40 characters long - Made other minor improvements

- Roll the dice for four chords at once - Undo your last change - Copy a chord and paste it anywhere - Added the Chord Editor - Change the length, inversion and octave right in the editor - See the open song's name and whether it has unsaved changes - Reopens the song you had open last time - Sort favorites by degree - Choose how dim and aug are written - Made other minor improvements

- Added a glow to the interface - Improved the large display for the playing chord - New setting to swap the sizes of the degree and the chord name - Set the tempo with the new Tap button - Made other minor improvements

- Add an image to a song (Pro) - 3/4 time is supported - Music from other apps keeps playing - Tap along with a song to set the tempo - Many more chord substitutions - Finer control over the fifth and the chord length

- Minor keys are here - New: change the reading. The sounding chords stay exactly as they are while the degrees move. The relative key is one tap away - Add and drop tensions with checkboxes: 7ths, 9ths, 11ths and 13ths, and you can leave chord tones out - Long-press in the overview to copy a whole section and drop it in - Long-press in the overview to delete a section along with its chords - Splitting or merging sections no longer changes the chords you hear - Section headings can be typed straight from the main screen - Made other minor improvements

- Each chord can now have its own length, from half a beat to two bars, dotted values included - The playing chord can fill the screen (turn it on in Settings). Record your screen and the video is ready to post - You can add a short note to any chord. It shows up in the full-screen display too - Two new playback styles: Chord (once) and Arpeggio (up and down) - An optional four-beat count-in before playback (Settings, off by default) - Playback now starts from the chord you have selected - The key picker moved into the progression header, freeing up room on screen - Fixed key names that were spelled with sharps where flats are correct

- The progression now scrolls automatically to keep the playing chord in view - The chord long-press menu is tidier: the actions you use most are near the top, and the section actions are grouped under "Section"