StringSense 3.10 — an under-the-hood release A new technical foundation for what comes next. What you will notice: • Foldables and tablets: forms, racquet detail and the Workshop sit in a readable, centred column; the camera cut-out and system bars no longer cover controls — in landscape and Split View too. Folding or unfolding mid-form keeps what you typed. • Workshop and Court open right away after a longer break. • Signing out now affects this device only; your other devices stay signed in. If changes haven't synced yet, the app asks first. • Fixes: removing a rating keeps a favorite you just set; the stars follow the keyboard as expected; the catalog hint uses your decimal separator; the privacy notice names ratings and notes.

StringSense 3.9 — how did it play? What's new: • Setup rating — When a stringing comes off the racquet, StringSense asks once how it played: 1–5 stars, five traits (control, spin, comfort, durability, feel) and a private note. Or later, from the history. Free, offline, stays with you. • Favorites as templates — Mark a setup as favorite and reuse it on your next string job with one tap: strings, types, gauges and tensions are pre-filled. Catalog suggestions show your star average. • Ratings are included in the CSV export. • Pro: set the reminder head start (on the day, 1, 3 or 7 days ahead) and the time reminder interval (3, 6, 9 or 12 months) in the Workshop.

StringSense 3.8 — we'll tell you when. What's new: • Restring reminder — StringSense tells you when your strings reach your personal threshold: the one it has been learning from your Smart Checks since 3.3. One wear reminder per stringing, scheduled for the morning and never at night. Free, switched on after your first string job, and off again in the Workshop whenever you like. • Pro: an extra reminder half a year after the string job, plus per-racquet control. • Reminders are scheduled on your device — no push service needed. • Accessibility: the app now holds together at very large system font sizes — text wraps instead of overlapping or getting cut off. Also fixed since your last update: • The Artengo TR960 Control Tour was listed in the racquet catalog with only one string pattern — owners of the 18×20 version were assigned the wrong pattern. • The tension graph's tooltip occasionally showed the wrong date.

StringSense 3.7.0 — "Your racquet is in there" Two things that make day-to-day use noticeably quicker. A much bigger catalog. The racquet catalog grew from 84 to 188 models and the string list from 112 to 157 — a market refresh as of July 2026. Pick your model and pattern, head size and weight fill themselves in: exactly the values that feed the wear calculation. And when you log a string job, the app suggests strings from the expanded list instead of making you type. Your data, machine-readable (Pro). Alongside the CSV export there's now JSON: racquets, string jobs and sessions in one structured file laid out exactly like the database behind it — with a format marker and version number so it can be read back reliably later. For anyone who wants to process their data rather than just look at it. CSV stays for spreadsheets.

StringSense 3.6 — know your string. What's new: • String type hub — five guides (polyester, multifilament, synthetic gut, natural gut, hybrid) with the app's real model values: base hours, settling, cold factor. • Glossary — from string pattern to settling, cross-linked from the guides. • Free and fully localized (EN/DE) — find it in the Workshop under "Knowledge base & glossary". • Under the hood: more reliable update announcements and smaller launch fixes.

StringSense 3.5 — the app now explains why. What's new: • "Why?" explanations — tap "Why?" on the wear factors to learn how surface, intensity, cold and tension age your string. • Password reset from your mail app now reliably opens the app. • More security and stability around export, account deletion and sync.

What's new in 3.4.1 • More accurate health history: played time and tension loss are now attributed to the correct stringing • More reliable sync: offline changes are saved safely and reconciled in the background • On launch you see the real "last synced" time • If a sync gets stuck, you can restart it with a tap

New in 3.4: String gauge (mm) You can now record your string gauge in millimeters – separately for mains and crosses. Completely optional and free. Why it matters: gauge affects how long a string job stays playable. Thinner strings (e.g. 1.20 mm) give more spin and feel but wear faster; thicker ones (e.g. 1.30 mm) last longer and offer more control. StringSense now factors this in – making your restring recommendation even more precise. How it works: when you log a string job, pick the gauge per side from the common steps (1.40–1.10 mm); 1.25 mm is the neutral reference. Set just one side and it applies to both. Note: anything you logged before without a gauge stays exactly as it is – no effect on existing health values. As always: science-informed, ad-free, no tracking. We'd love your feedback!

StringSense 3.3 — Smart Check now learns. What's new: • Personalized Smart Check — the app learns the health level at which YOUR strings feel "mushy" and moves your restring recommendation right there. The more you check in, the sharper it gets. • Restring recommendation on the racquet — a clear cue on the health score once you hit your personal threshold. • Per-racquet history — your string feel over time, with feel icons on every session. Pro: the full history timeline with your threshold line. • Pick your racquet from a catalog — choose your model when adding it (Babolat, Wilson, Head, Yonex, and more); weight, head size and string pattern fill in automatically. Plus type-ahead suggestions for 90+ strings. • Improved readability — finer contrast in light and dark mode. Plus smaller under-the-hood improvements.

StringSense 3.2.0 — "Racquet Profile" Pros know their gear. The app does now too. The headline this release: you can now assign three new properties to your racquet — string pattern, head size, and weight. Pattern and head size aren't cosmetic: they feed directly into the wear prediction. How it plays out: a dense 18×20 pattern on a 95 sq in head keeps strings fresh up to 15% longer. An open 16×18 pattern on 110 sq in wears up to 13% faster. Same string, same playing style — different hardware, different life span. The app factors that in whenever you log a new string job. Everything is optional. Existing racquets keep working as before; if you don't add anything, nothing changes. You can fill the properties in later, at any time. For European players: head size can be displayed in sq in or cm² — your choice. The toggle sits in Workshop → Settings, right below the tension unit. The racquet card and the detail header now show a compact line like "16×19 · 100 sq in · 305 g" — just the fields you actually filled in. Also in 3.2.0: Session capture, rebuilt. Logging a new session and editing an existing one now feel identical: same full-screen layout, same stepper for duration, same pill picker for intensity. Editing used to live in a narrow bottom sheet — that's gone. When you tap "Add session" from a racquet's detail page, that racquet is already selected in the picker. For Pro accounts with multiple racquets, it's one fewer tap per session. Light Mode polish. The bottom nav bar used to read slightly green-tinted in the light theme — it now sits in the same cream tone as the page background, more in line with the rest of the brand. Tighter save validation. Malformed or incomplete sessions are caught early at save time with a clear error toast. The old path could occasionally let broken entries slip through to local storage. Accessibility. The option pills for intensity, surface, and conditions now announce their selected state to screen readers (VoiceOver, TalkBack) — selections are audibly traceable. Pros know their gear. The app does now too.

StringSense gets a fresh look — and a sturdier core. NEW DESIGN (Brand v2) • Editorial redesign across the app: cream surfaces, court-green accents, Instrument Serif headlines • New bottom navigation pill: Court · Log · Workshop • Court (home): three-stat overview (Racquets · Avg health · Played) with inline health bars per racquet • Quick-log under "Log" — duration slider, intensity tags, surface, done in two seconds • Smart Check as a bottom sheet after every session (Crisp / Normal / Mushy) — calibrates the wear model with how you actually felt • Workshop replaces the old Account screen: player level, Pro status, CSV export • Fresh app icon and launch splash to match the new look iPAD SUPPORT • Dedicated top navigation rail for iPad and Android tablets — no more getting stuck on a single screen KEY FIXES • New string jobs no longer disappear after saving • Racquets without a string job show "—" instead of a misleading "100 %" • Hybrid setups now track mains and crosses separately and weight them properly in the wear model • Tap-to-edit a session or string job works again on Android • Swipe-to-delete is reliable (no longer also opens the edit form) • Free → Pro lock respects your local racquet order • iOS no longer zooms into the notes field on focus POLISH • All string types selectable again: Poly · Multi · Syn Gut · Natural Gut · Hybrid • Full session factor set is back: Indoor/Outdoor, Surface, Cold/Wet, Competition, Fresh balls • Tension chart on racquet detail loads noticeably faster • Court screen opens 300–500 ms faster with 5+ racquets • Full German parity — no leftover English strings OFFLINE SYNC • No more data loss after a network drop mid-push at next sign-in • Failed sync operations now retry, then quarantine after 10 attempts (no more battery-draining retry loops)

StringSense 3.0.2 — "Stabilize The Core" This release focuses on tightening the things you use every day. • Email sign-in fixed: Confirmation and password-reset links from emails now land in the app reliably, even when the link uses a different format than before. • Exports you can trust: CSV export now reads from your device — every entry, including offline-only changes, is included. You're notified if there are still unsynced changes before the file is generated. • Reworked session form: Indoor/Outdoor, a separate tournament toggle, and a four-step intensity scale (Light / Normal / Intense / Match), plus a free-text notes field. • Stringing view also gets a notes field. • Small polish: consistent icons instead of emojis, cleaner language switching, clearer error messages.

StringSense v3.0 — True hybrid string support is here. What's new: • True hybrid support — track mains and crosses string types separately. The algorithm calculates wear based on the actual materials in your hybrid setup, not averaged guesswork. • Smarter algorithm — weighted composite model (60% mains, 40% crosses) gives more accurate health predictions for every hybrid combination. • Per-string tension checking — each string tension is validated against its own type's range. Also included from recent updates: • Works offline with automatic sync • New dashboard with live health indicators • Exponential decay model for all string types • Interactive onboarding tour

What's New in v2.4.0: • Tap-to-Edit: Tap any racquet, session, or string job card to edit it inline — no more separate edit buttons for a cleaner, faster experience. • Reorder Racquets: Long-press on the dashboard to rearrange your racquets via drag & drop. Your custom order syncs automatically. • Wiggle Animation: Cards gently wiggle in reorder mode for visual feedback (iOS-style). • Health Badge: Each racquet on the Manage page now shows a color-coded health percentage badge. • Onboarding Tour: A guided 7-step tour helps new users get started. Restart it anytime from your Account page. • Smoother interactions: Improved swipe, tap, and scroll-to-edit behavior across the app. • Full English & German language support.