This release introduces chart characteristics, which are automatically calculated from chart data. The following chart characteristics are currently supported: Backloaded, Build-up, Burst, Stamina, Chaotic, Stairs, Consecutive Chords, Adjacent Pairs, Jacks, Scratch Combos, Legacy Notes, CN Combos, Charge Chords, Gradual Soflan, Sudden Soflan

Fixed an issue with text rendering.

Added 2 new graphs to the Overview section. Overhauled typography for IIDX and SDVX.

This release adds an option to free up space used by the app, cleaning up anything that was left behind previously. It also brings the song title color design into more areas of the app, standardizing how song titles look.

Improved the accuracy of the machine learning model used by Sessions.

Filters now apply to the analytics cards, in addition to filtering the play data list.

Added support for the Radar Maker - a way to create your very own notes radar.

Added support for iOS 27.

Added support for IIDX 34 ZINRAI.

This release improves integration with Apple Watch.

- Improved accuracy of Sessions

- Redesigned the Sessions view with richer session cards and detail layout - Added search, filtering, and sorting for session play data - Tweaked UI

Added support for the new Textage Chart Viewer. Turn it on in the External Data Sources settings view.

This release adds support for iCloud and local backups, import for DDR scores, and Sessions for beatmania IIDX. Sessions allows you to snap a photo of the results screen to read in scores automatically. Sessions is in beta and may produce inaccurate results. Other minor improvements and bug fixes have also been made.

Added support for the Overview section in Polaris Chord.

This version improves support for Sound Voltex, by adding support for viewing most charts in the score viewer. Analytics cards for beatmania IIDX have also been improved. A brand new DJ LEVEL Breakdown card has also been added. To continue viewing Textage charts, you will need to turn on Textage and update its data from External Data Sources in the More (･･･) menu.

This update revamps the user interface, and adds support for viewing Sound Voltex and Polaris Chord score data. Here’s what’s changed: - The tab UI is gone, and My IIDX, Analytics, and Play Data have been merged into a single scrolling view - It is now easier to edit or rearrange analytics cards - Search, Sort, Filter, and Go Back in Time are now shown at the bottom toolbar (on iOS 18, Search remains at the top) - Settings are now easily accessible from the More (･･･) menu - Switching between games/versions can be performed at any time from the game selector on the top - Score history is now accessible from the score detail view directly Import related bugs have also been squashed (This version of DJDX requires iOS 18 or later.)

Fixed an issue that could cause Textage to fail to open.

DJDX 33.2.4 fixes some bugs with the web importer.

DJDX 33.2.3 adds support for selecting multiple filter options.

- Fixed a crash that could occur in devices set to use the 12-hour clock Changes in 33.2: Play Data - Moved display settings into the filter menu - Improved Score Viewer experience - When level or difficulty filters are active, the score viewer will open to the score for that level/difficulty - Made P-GREAT, GREAT, and MISS display more compact - Added Notes Radar as an optional setting - Moved “View Chart” options out of the menu My IIDX - Improved presentation of External Data Sources - You can now turn external data sources off even after loading the data - Added links to external data providers - Removed score display settings, as they’ve been moved to Play Data

- Added support for DJ LEVEL filter in Play Data - Added support for NEW AAA, NEW AA, NEW A to new records in Analytics Changes in 33.2: Play Data - Moved display settings into the filter menu - Improved Score Viewer experience - When level or difficulty filters are active, the score viewer will open to the score for that level/difficulty - Made P-GREAT, GREAT, and MISS display more compact - Added Notes Radar as an optional setting - Moved “View Chart” options out of the menu My IIDX - Improved presentation of External Data Sources - You can now turn external data sources off even after loading the data - Added links to external data providers - Removed score display settings, as they’ve been moved to Play Data

Play Data - Moved display settings into the filter menu - Improved Score Viewer experience - When level or difficulty filters are active, the score viewer will open to the score for that level/difficulty - Made P-GREAT, GREAT, and MISS display more compact - Added Notes Radar as an optional setting - Moved “View Chart” options out of the menu My IIDX - Improved presentation of External Data Sources - You can now turn external data sources off even after loading the data - Added links to external data providers - Removed score display settings, as they’ve been moved to Play Data

Play Data - Support filtering by version - Support sorting by MISS COUNT - Support for various new widgets Changes in 33.1: Analytics - Analytics is now split into 3 distinct sections: Overview, New Records, and Per-Level - Instantly see how many new high scores and clears you’ve got when compared to your last session - Tap a card to view chart details - Show only cards for levels you’re currently playing, and reorder them as you like IIDX Tower - Updated how IIDX Tower data is imported and presented - It is also now possible to visualize the key and scratch counts for past sessions Import - It is now possible to review the contents of each import My IIDX - “Other” has been renamed to “My IIDX” - If you log in from the Import or IIDX Tower tabs, your Qpro and Notes Radar will be shown - Data is stored on-device, which means that it is available even when logged out - Swipe down to reload your Pro and Notes Radar Other changes - Database changed from Swift Data to on-device SQLite file - A one-time data migration is performed the first time you open DJDX after updating - After migration, an option to delete old data will appear in the My IIDX tab - To transfer your data to a new device, simply send the app’s files in the Files app to the new device - Loading and overall performance have been improved Other small improvements have also been made to the user interface.

Analytics - Analytics is now split into 3 distinct sections: Overview, New Records, and Per-Level - Instantly see how many new high scores and clears you’ve got when compared to your last session - Tap a card to view chart details - Show only cards for levels you’re currently playing, and reorder them as you like IIDX Tower - Updated how IIDX Tower data is imported and presented - It is also now possible to visualize the key and scratch counts for past sessions Import - It is now possible to review the contents of each import My IIDX - “Other” has been renamed to “My IIDX” - If you log in from the Import or IIDX Tower tabs, your Qpro and Notes Radar will be shown - Data is stored on-device, which means that it is available even when logged out - Swipe down to reload your Pro and Notes Radar Other changes - Database changed from Swift Data to on-device SQLite file - A one-time data migration is performed the first time you open DJDX after updating - After migration, an option to delete old data will appear in the My IIDX tab - To transfer your data to a new device, simply send the app’s files in the Files app to the new device - Loading and overall performance have been improved Other small improvements have also been made to the user interface.