- Now on iPad: the neck fills the screen, and every answer is easy to tap. - Now on Mac: runs on any Mac with Apple silicon. - Ready for iPhone Duo: works folded and open, clear of the camera. - Bigger answer buttons in Name it on iPhone. - Turned sideways, screens stay clear of the notch.

- Zoomed necks: every quiz shows the few frets around the question, upright or sideways. Your choice. - Root first, then the shape: Find it, Build and Progressions ask for the root's fret, then zoom in so you can build the shape. - Note goals that get faster: each note's goal tightens as you learn it, from 5 seconds down to 3. - Build chords from rules: in How chords work, tap a rule, like a flat 3rd or an added 7th, and hear the chord it makes. - Name it explains: Show answer marks what you skipped in gray, and one line explains the inversion. - Simpler screens: every position in one view, quiz settings at a glance, and a clear ladder for what counts as mastered.

- Your road map: the 7 stages, from the notes to any chart in any key, right on Home. Tap a stage to see it. - Today's practice: focused, intentional practice at your stage, ending with one task on your guitar. - All 186 notes: the fretboard now runs to the 21st fret, with sharps and flats asked separately, plus a full fretboard test. - Build any chord: spell a chord you've never practiced, then find it on the neck. - Progressions: move through I-IV-V and more with the closest shapes. - Daily Fretboard matches your stage: if you're learning the notes, the daily puzzle is notes. - A Progress page that shows your path, and clearer Settings.

Spell it: a new quiz. You get a chord name and spell its notes; every miss shows the rule. Smarter practice: missed shapes come back sooner, known ones less often. A stricter "Mastered": right and fast after 14 days away, in Name it and Find it. Name it now asks for the shape's notes, low to high. The Notes quiz tracks all 78 spots on the neck. Every answer shows your time and the goal. Save your progress to a file and restore it. Cleaner Home screen and clearer, shorter lessons.

- New name: Guitar Lens: Chords & Triads. - Daily Fretboard: five shapes a day, the same for everyone. Share your score without spoilers. - Name it accepts every correct name for a shape. Get one right and try to find the second. - Notes quiz: pick exactly which notes you're asked, like Bb, Eb and Ab. Every round shows all 12 answers. - Lessons: notes light up on the scale as each one plays, and a bigger Tap to play button. - Clearer words: "root" for chords, "inversion" for root position, 1st and 2nd, and "open" triads (also called spread). Notes are now spelled to match the chord, like Db in Bb minor. - Movable shapes first: quizzes skip shapes with open strings, and very wide stretches are gone where an easier shape exists. Change either in Settings. - New Settings and What's New screens, and a "What do you want to see next?" vote. - Learn from an expert: a note about the guitar course I'm taking.