- Open the editor right from the player with the pencil button, then hear your fixes when you return. - Redo is now available in the editor, and you can rename a score by tapping its title. - If reading fails, your photos are kept so you can try again right away. - The token cost is shown before reading, and you can buy more on the spot. - Undo a score deletion right after deleting it. - The player adapts to landscape tablets and foldable phones. - Clearer wording and guidance throughout.

- The camera is now a document scanner: it finds the corners of the page and straightens it. - "Set page area" on the Pages screen lets you frame just the page you want, leaving out the facing page or background. - Sideways or blurry photos are flagged before reading. - Each score shows how many times you've practiced it. - Organize your scores into folders. - Add or delete measures in the score editor. - Fixed reading stopping on scores with many staves, such as orchestral scores.

- Daily records and badges: the first time you open the app each day, you'll see your login streak and this week's stamps. Find your streak, practice time and a calendar of the days you opened the app or practiced in Account > Records & badges. - Collect 18 badges for streaks, scanning and practice. - Time spent playing back scores now counts as practice. - Verified accounts get 20 free tokens every day (until the free balance reaches 100).

- Import up to 10 pages at once: pick photos or take them one by one, then reorder, rotate or remove. Two-piano is set once for all. If a page can't be read, the score is split around it; join the parts with "Merge". - Accents, tenuto, staccatissimo, arpeggios, breath marks and more now change the sound. Edit them in the editor. - Measures with the wrong number of beats are shaded orange. - The editor opens after reading (see Settings). - Warns when a staff touches the photo edge or is missing.

- Two-piano scores: turn on "Two-piano score" on the page check, then pick Piano I or II. - Practice settings in the player: metronome, count-in, note names, transpose (per score). - Tempo is set with ± in %; lower the piano volume to hear the metronome. - Set loop ends measure by measure, or drag them on the seek bar. - Unsure notes are shaded light orange in the editor. - Tap a long title to read it in full. - Scores still being read reach your list after a reinstall, once you sign in.

- Playback now uses a recorded piano, so it sounds much closer to the real thing. - New Loop button in the player: tap it at the first and last measure to repeat that section. - Add score now shows tips for taking a photo that reads cleanly. - To answer support questions faster, the app now records which kind of device you use (iOS or Android). Only the kind is recorded, never the model or anything that identifies your device.

- Repeat signs and 1st/2nd endings are now read. Playback and the falling notes follow the repeats, and the staff shows the signs and brackets. - Add or remove repeat signs while editing: tap an empty spot in a measure to open its panel. An ending can be none or 1st to 3rd. Use it when the reading missed a repeat, or on scores you imported before.

- Duplicate a score from its menu. It takes no photo, so it costs no tokens. - Merge a score into the end of another, for a piece you imported in parts. - Better reading: broken chords are less often misread as triplets, a short measure is widened to its time signature so you can fill the gap with notes or rests, and 64th notes are now read. - Reading notes now appear in the app's display language. - Pull down on your library to refresh it.