Thank you for using cut&loop. ■What’s New ・Playback Records now track inserted pause duration in addition to playback time. ・Fixed several issues with playback of recorded audio. ■Recent Changes ・You can now review your own voice recorded during speech recognition (Premium only / iOS 26.0 or later).

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■What’s New ・Speech recognition settings are now separate from Playback Settings and can be configured on their own screen. You can open it directly from the speech recognition screen. ・Speech recognition settings are now shared across the entire app instead of being set per album. ■Recent Changes ・You can now review your own voice recorded during speech recognition (Premium only / iOS 26.0 or later). ・If "Enable auto review mode" is on, recording stops automatically after continuous silence and playback starts right away. It is turned on by default if you're not using the free version. ・"Enable auto review mode" can be turned off if you prefer.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■What’s New ・You can now review your own voice recorded during speech recognition (Premium only / iOS 26.0 or later). ・If "Enable auto review mode" is on, recording stops automatically after continuous silence and playback starts right away. It is turned on by default if you're not using the free version. ・Some playback processing has been improved. ・You can use this from "Review recorded speech" in Playback Settings. ・"Enable auto review mode" can be turned off if you prefer.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■What’s New ・When mic-based speech recognition is set to ON, it’s now possible to record and review your own voice (Premium only / iOS 26.0 or later). This feature can also be turned OFF in Playback Settings. ■Recent Changes ・Even if playback stops due to an interruption (call, alarm, timer, etc.), it will automatically resume when the interruption ends. ・Notes can be added to tracks (iOS 26.0 or later). Notes can be viewed from the view switcher on the playback screen.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■What’s New ・To prepare for future improvements, the internal structure of the playback screen has been improved (no changes to the look or how it works). ■Recent Changes ・If playback stops due to an interruption such as a call, alarm, or timer, it will automatically resume when the interruption ends. ・Notes can now be added to tracks (iOS 26.0 or later). Notes can be viewed from the view switcher on the playback screen.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What’s New ・Playback now automatically resumes after interruptions like phone calls or timers end. ・Minor improvements. ■ Recent Changes ・You can now add notes to tracks. (iOS 26.0 or later) Open notes from the display toggle on the playback screen.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What’s New ・Minor improvements. ■ Recent Changes ・You can now add notes to tracks. (iOS 26.0 or later) Open notes from the display toggle on the playback screen.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What’s New ・You can now add notes to tracks. (iOS 26.0 or later) Open notes from the display toggle on the playback screen. ■ Recent Changes ・Changed the phrase display switcher on the playback screen from the header to a switch icon.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What’s New ・Changed the phrase display switcher on the playback screen from the header to a switch icon. ・Removed the Reader button. You can still switch to Reader mode from the header or the switch icon. ・Updated parts of the playback screen tutorial. ・Fixed an issue where playback wouldn’t work in Transcript Edit when opened from a phrase row. ■ Recent Changes ・A sleep timer has been added (available on iOS 18.4 and later / Premium only). ■ Tips ・How to use the sleep timer (iOS 18.4 and later) 　You can enable the sleep timer from “Display Settings” in the app. 　It’s useful not only before going to bed, but also as a rough timer for study sessions or focused work.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What’s New Playback settings have been reorganized to make them easier to understand at a glance. Minor improvements and adjustments have also been made. ■ Recent Changes ・The name “Paid version” has been unified to “Premium” (no changes to features or pricing). ・A sleep timer has been added (available on iOS 18.4 and later / Premium only). ■ Tips ・How to use the sleep timer (iOS 18.4 and later) 　You can enable the sleep timer from “Display Settings” in the app. 　It’s useful not only before going to bed, but also as a rough timer for study sessions or focused work.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New - Renamed the paid plan to “Premium”. There are no changes to features or pricing. - For first-time installs, the free Premium trial now starts when you choose your first audio instead of when you first open the app. ■ Recent Changes - Added a Sleep Timer (iOS 18.4 or later). Available only with Premium. ■ Tips - How to use the Sleep Timer (iOS 18.4 or later) You can enable the Sleep Timer from “Display settings” in the app. It’s useful not only before going to sleep, but also as a simple study timer or as a focus timer.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New ・Added a Sleep Timer (iOS 18.4 or later): Playback now stops automatically after the set time. You can use it not only before sleep but also as a focus or study-time timer. Enable the Sleep Timer from the “Display Settings” screen in the app. Available in the paid version only. ・Bug Fixes Fixed an issue where playback might not start when tapping the play button while the playback range was set to “Phrase.” ■ Recent Changes ・Introduced Playback Record (iOS 18.4 or later). ・SRT Import: Fixed a loading error that occurred when importing SRT files using CRLF line breaks. ■ Tips ・How to use Playback Record Playback Record visualizes how long you actually listened. It counts only the actual playback time, excluding pauses and speech-recognition periods. Use it to create goals such as “5 minutes a day” or “1 hour per week,” matching your own study pace. We’d love to hear your thoughts or examples of how you use the app—your feedback helps us improve.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What’s New Playback Record cleanup (iOS 18.4 or later): You can delete playback records by album or folder to tidy up unnecessary entries. SRT import improvement: Fixed an issue where SRT files with CRLF line endings could fail to load. ■ Tips for Playback Record Playback Records count only the actual playback time, excluding pauses and speech recognition. Use it to create study goals that fit your own pace, such as “5 minutes a day” or “1 hour per week.” We appreciate your feedback and examples of how you use the app. Your input helps us improve future updates.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New (iOS 18.4 or later) - Added a 5-week view to Playback Records. When you open the Playback Records screen, you can switch between 7-day and 5-week graphs. - Added graph display to album and folder playback records as well. ■ How to Use Playback Records count only the actual playback time, excluding pauses and speech recognition. Use it to create study goals that fit your own pace, such as “5 minutes a day” or “1 hour per week.” ■ Previous Updates (iOS 18.4 or later) Added Playback Records, allowing you to check your playback time for “Today / Yesterday” and “This Week / Last Week.” We appreciate your feedback and examples of how you use the app. Your input helps us improve future updates.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New (iOS 18.4 or later) Added a graph view to Playback Records. You can now check your playback time for the past 7 days at a glance. (Open the Playback Records screen from the root screen to view the graph.) ■ How to Use Playback Records count only the actual playback time, excluding pauses and speech recognition. Use it to create study goals that fit your pace, such as “5 minutes a day” or “1 hour per week.” ■ Previous Updates (iOS 18.4 or later) Added Playback Records. You can now check your playback time for “Today / Yesterday” and “This Week / Last Week.”

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New Playback record (available on iOS 18.4 and later) now includes: - You can switch whether to include album/folder playback time in the total playback time. - On the playback screen, you can view the playback record for the album/file currently playing. ■ Recent Updates From the root screen, you can check playback time for "Today / Yesterday," "This Week / Last Week," as well as by album or folder.(available on iOS 18.4 and later)

Thank you for using cut&loop. - Playback time is now recorded automatically (available on iOS 18.4 and later). From the root screen of the app, you can check playback time for "Today / Yesterday", "This Week / Last Week", and by album or folder.

- Made minor changes. - For a limited time, the first-time installation benefit (no ads, no feature restrictions) has been extended from 3 days to 7 days. Thank you for using cut&loop. We welcome your feedback to help us improve the app.

For a limited time, the ad-free, full-feature experience for new users has been extended from 3 to 7 days. ■ Recent Updates Some shortcut key assignments on the playback screen have been changed: - SHIFT+← and SHIFT+→ used to move between phrases, but now they move between tracks. - SHIFT+↑ and SHIFT+↓ now move between phrases. We welcome your feedback to help us improve the app.

Some shortcut key assignments on the playback screen have been changed: - SHIFT+← and SHIFT+→ used to move between phrases, but now they move between tracks. - SHIFT+↑ and SHIFT+↓ now move between phrases. ■ Recent Updates A marker now appears on phrase lines in the track/file list and playback screen to indicate whether they have been played. (iOS 18.4 and later)Thank you for using cut&loop. We welcome your feedback to help us improve the app.

- The file list now shows the number of played phrases and the total number of phrases. - You can now swipe phrase cells in the playback screen to mark them as "played" or "unplayed". * Phrase status display is supported on iOS 18.4 and later. ■ Recent Updates - The playback screen now displays a mark indicating whether each phrase has been played. (iOS 18.4 and later) - Track lists in albums, playlists, and podcasts now show the number of played phrases. (iOS 18.4 and later) - The Word Notebook feature is now disabled by default. You can enable it via Settings → Display Settings. * Word Notebook is available on iOS 17.4 and later. Thank you for using cut&loop. We welcome your feedback to help us improve the app.

- Each phrase line in the playback screen now shows whether it has been played. (iOS 18.4 and later) - Track lists in albums, playlists, and podcasts now display phrase playback counts. (iOS 18.4 and later) * Phrase count display in the file list and editing of playback status will be supported in a future update. ■ Recent Updates - The Word Notebook feature is now disabled by default. To enable it, go to Settings → Display Settings. Word Notebook is available on iOS 17.4 and later. - Playback speed, repeat count, and other settings can now be saved per album or folder. Enable this feature via Settings → Display Settings. Thank you for using cut&loop. We welcome your feedback to help us improve the app.

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New - The Word Notebook feature is now disabled by default. To enable it, go to Settings → Display Settings. Word Notebook is available on iOS 17.4 and later. - Minor improvements were made. ■Recent update - Playback Settings by Album/Folder: You can now save playback speed, phrase interval, shuffle, and repeat count for each album or folder. (Disabled by default. Enable it via Settings → Display Settings)

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New - Playback Settings by Album/Folder (iOS 18.4 or later): You can now save playback speed, phrase interval, shuffle, and repeat count for each album or folder. (Disabled by default. Enable it via Settings → Display Settings) Examples: - Study album – Insert pauses between phrases for focused review - Podcast – Increase playback speed for time-saving listening Switch settings per album depending on your purpose ■Recent update - Improved AB Repeat playback: When playback stops at point B, it will now automatically resume when moving to the previous or next track (when point B is set automatically).

Thank you for using cut&loop. ■ What's New - Improved AB Repeat playback: When playback stops at point B, it will now automatically resume when moving to the previous or next track (when point B is set automatically). - Other minor improvements were also made.