Performance optimizations and bug fixes.

Performance optimizations and bug fixes.

Performance optimizations and bug fixes.

Performance optimizations and bug fixes.

When a new version is out, Plio now says so where you will see it: a banner at the top of your profile and one sheet on opening, with a short note on what changed. Exactly once per version. Said, and never repeated.

Plio now notices when a newer version is out and says so in your profile — one line, no hourly nagging. With auto-updates off, you no longer find out about new things by accident. The seek bar is visible on any artwork, light ones included. And the queue has more room for the queue itself: the volume row is gone — the side buttons already do that.

Home no longer says the same thing four times. First what is playing, then where to go: moments in two rows, time of day in three tiles — and the one that is now is marked as such. The catalogue finally searches tracks, not just albums and playlists. There is an “All” section: a song, a mix and an album in one list, and the counters show what was found rather than the whole catalogue. Share works. The button used to stay silent — we fixed that, and added a track screen along the way: a link now opens the very song someone shared with you. Long-press the Plio icon to resume, start your Daily Mix or play the last album — without opening the app. While lyrics are on screen, the screen stays awake. No more poking the phone to keep it from sleeping mid-verse.

Fixes and optimisations across the app.

Your devices are no longer scattered around the app. «My devices» now does the lot: add a new one, rename it, remove the one you have not touched since last summer, free up the slot. iPhone, Mac, Apple TV, mini PC — one list. Yes, Mac. Plio plays on your computer now: point the camera at the QR code and you are in. No passwords, no guessing which email you signed up with. CarPlay is still in testing. If Plio looks odd in your car, send support the make, model and a photo of the screen. There are a lot of cars out there, and even more screens. And fixes, of course. There are always fixes.

Fixes and optimisations across the app.

Album and playlist pages now show styles and moods — you can tell what the music is before the first track. Liked tracks wear a heart right in the list, and the «I have a code» button in Subscription no longer needs hunting for. Fixes and optimisations across the app.

Fixed a bug that could ask you to sign in again for no reason: on a shaky connection the session was treated as ended while it was still valid.

Collections are built around the moment now, not the genre: Workout, Focus, Calm, Sleep, On the road, Romance, Party, Morning, Evening, Night. Each one carries its own five-to-six-hour mixes, put together for exactly that moment. Home is rebuilt: first what you were listening to, then «For you», then new albums — and only after that the moments and times of day. The same order as on the Apple TV. Optimisations and improvements throughout the app.

Pick up on the TV what was playing on your phone. You left the house mid-track, you came home - the Apple TV offers to keep listening. Nothing to switch on: the phone remembers where you stopped. A long press on a cover, and you need not open anything. Play, shuffle, add to favourites or download: four actions right from the shelf. Everywhere there are covers - on Home, in the Catalogue, in Favourites. The bottom bar got easier to live with. The menu no longer disappears the instant you use it, and a player that has been silent for a while hides itself and frees the space. The Plio mark on the watch face is now visible in night mode too.

A new "My devices" screen in Profile. It shows every phone, tablet and set-top box you have signed in on, how many of them count against your plan, and when each was last online. Any of them can be renamed - so two identical iPhones in one family finally tell apart - or removed from the account. When the account has more devices than the plan allows, the app no longer stays silent: it says so and opens the list where you remove the extra one. Fixed the bugs we found ourselves.

Just say what you want. "Something calm for work, no vocals" - and Plio puts it together in a second. No need to know names, genres or artists: describe the moment in your own words and we do the rest. Search opens over whatever you were looking at and shows straight away what will play. It now finds albums and playlists, not only tracks. Favourites is a tab of its own now: albums, playlists and liked tracks, one tap away. Downloads moved here too, into "Saved" - you can see how much space each album takes and remove anything from the phone. Home has directions now: Focus, Workout, Relax, Morning, Evening, Background. The Plio mark on the watch face is now visible in night mode too.

Control the music without even opening the app. Say “Hey Siri, play my Daily Mix in Plio” and the mix starts without you touching the phone. Pause, next track, favourites and “I don't like this” work the same way. Siri knows your collections by name: “Hey Siri, play Evening Floor in Plio” starts that playlist, not a search. The same commands live in Shortcuts, so you can automate them: play your own playlist at 8:00 every morning. Fixed the bugs we found ourselves. Built and grown by a Ukrainian team!

A home-screen widget. It shows what is playing and starts music with one tap. Six modes to choose from: now playing, recently played, new albums, by mood, downloaded and favourites. Long-press the widget → “Edit Widget” → pick yours. Controls right on the home screen: pause, next track and the heart work as shortcuts. Fixed the bugs we found ourselves. Made in Ukraine!

Saving a favourite is quicker — the heart is in the mini player now, so you can mark what is playing without opening it. The download indicator on an album or playlist tells you whether it finished: the phone on the cover is half-filled when some tracks are still missing. And when they are, the app reminds you. Two marks on a cover instead of one — the genre and the mood. So it takes a second to tell what fits the moment. Fixed the bugs we found ourselves. Send us your ideas and wishes — they are what moves the app forward. Made in Ukraine!

Bug fixes and small improvements.