The app downloads at less than half its old size. The speech model behind auto-sync was most of that weight. It now arrives on its own the first time you finish a recording, so it's ready before you ever tap Sync. If it hasn't landed yet, Sync fetches it and shows you how far along it is. Everything else works exactly as it did.

A new look, top to bottom — and a new icon on your home screen. Rhyme search fits three columns instead of two, so twelve results are in view where eight used to be. Each card carries the word, how well it matches, and how common it is, and long words wrap instead of cutting off the part that rhymes. Your notes are a grid of cards. In the editor, highlighted words pick their own ink, so the text stays readable on a light fill instead of disappearing into it. In Studio, the transport is one solid block instead of scattered buttons, and the bar ruler counts from 1. The Sync pane now tells you to record first, instead of waiting for you to press the button and then refusing. The Word Generator holds the words you want to keep while you re-roll the rest. Vocabulary stats open with one number instead of eleven tiles. Latency calibration is three numbered steps with a real dB meter, and it no longer dead-ends if you deny the microphone the first time. Three gestures that never had a visible handle now say they exist.

Word Generator A freestyle drill, one tap from the editor. Set how many words you want, pick a word type, and choose whether they all rhyme. Import a beat and run the list over it.

Sharper rhyme results Short searches no longer open with a wall of one-syllable filler, words like "me" stop rewarding results that merely share a consonant, and longer searches keep the rhythm of what you typed.