Refined the onboarding flow to better introduce Fifths Pro, plus under-the-hood stability improvements.

• More reliable metronome timing when your device locks or the app runs in the background • Improved synchronization between the metronome, sequencer notes, and highlighted steps • Additional stability and performance improvements

A visual refresh! Elevated glass cards across all tabs, layered gradient backgrounds with more depth in dark mode, and a new floating Liquid Glass bar for the drone controls. Loops now have a visible ••• menu for sharing and deleting, plus assorted fixes and polish

Share your practice loops! You can now export any loop as a file and send it to friends, students, or your other devices. Tap to share via Messages, AirDrop, email, or anything else and open a loop someone sends you to import it instantly, with all its timing, key, steps, and sounds intact.

What's New in 1.2.4 This update is all about the Loops practice tab: • Coming back to Fifths now picks your loop up right where you left off, at the speed you set, with sound. Previously the player could return silent or jump back to full speed. • The volume control is now a proper slider that stays in sync with your device volume, replacing the unreliable volume buttons. • Various smaller fixes to keep your practice sessions running smoothly.

What’s New in 1.2.3 - Added a free built-in metronome for drone and progression practice - Choose beat, half-bar, or bar-based clicks - Toggle beat 1 accents and adjust metronome volume independently - Metronome timing stays locked with progression playback - Improved accessibility for the new metronome controls - Stability fixes for metronome playback during interruptions and progression edits

Bug fixes: - Fixed an issue where subscribing to Fifths Pro would not unlock Pro features until the app was restarted

Visual and accessibility improvements: - Dark mode contrast improvements throughout the app - Text and labels are clearer and easier to read across all colour schemes

Tanpura drone Added tanpura as a new drone sound — a traditional Indian stringed instrument that provides a rich, continuous harmonic accompaniment. When selected, Fifths plays a fixed-Sa tanpura sample with seamless looping, optimized to start on the resonant tone. The BPM, bars, and progression controls are hidden for tanpura since it plays as a continuous drone rather than a stepped sequence.

Reps — Practice Smarter Set a rep count for any loop and Fifths will automatically advance the speed for you. Build up tempo gradually, hands-free. Redesigned Onboarding A fresh welcome experience with interactive previews of the drone and circle, so you know exactly what you're getting before you dive in. Theory Tab The Quiz tab is now called Theory, a clearer name for the ear training and theory tools inside. Bug Fixes and Polish - Fixed playback speed resetting to 1x after pausing and resuming - Improved dark mode contrast and VoiceOver accessibility labels

New Loops Feature: Turn any YouTube lesson into a focused practice loop. Save the exact section you want to master, slow it down, adjust the volume, and fine-tune start and end points until the part clicks. You can also use search to quickly find a song’s key and BPM, giving you more context while you practice. Master tricky parts faster, one loop at a time.

New in this update: Explore Sample Progressions in the Drone tab, with 24 built-in chord progressions across pop, rock, blues, jazz, classical, minor keys, and circle-of-fifths patterns. Preview progressions in any key, see familiar song examples, then load them directly into the sequencer for practice. This update also includes accessibility wording improvements, widget polish, and visual consistency refinements throughout the app.

- Circle of Fifths: tap the speaker button to explore keys silently, no audio, just the visual layout - Quiz explanations are clearer and easier to read, with better formatting and concise rules - Bug fix: daily reminder notification now opens the Quiz tab correctly on a cold launch