* Song markers: drop markers on the timeline (intro, verse, chorus…), move and rename them, and jump straight to any section during rehearsal. * New room mix console: see each song's waveform as a timeline, open per-stem lanes, zoom into a single stem, and follow sections at a glance. * Mixer strips redesigned: dB scale and level meters on every fader, plus a dedicated meter for the master. * Smoother audio engine: cleaner playback with no clicks when jumping between sections, and gains that glide instead of stepping. * Chat comes to iPad: find it in the sidebar, right below Stacks. * Usage analytics is now opt-in: off by default, with a switch in Account → Privacy. Nothing is collected unless you turn it on. * Visual polish throughout: refined navigation, consistent layouts and spacing, and smoother transitions behind the bars.

A demo project so you start with everything in place. Come in with nothing and PadVox sets up a sample band for you — a tour, shows with schedules, a hotel with room assignments, transport, contacts, a set with lyrics — so you see how it all looks before adding your own. It's yours to play with; it disappears on its own once you create your first project. • Tickets: the app accepts the new QR signature, and a ticket stays valid if the show gets postponed. • Lyrics: deleting lyrics really deletes them, and a song that lives in several playlists updates in all of them. Marking lines on a song with video no longer stalls. • Hotels: clearing the check-in time removes it, and changing the address drops the previous hotel's map pin. • Live: a phone call or Siri no longer leaves the engine silent — audio comes back on its own at the same point in the song. • Data: reopening the app offline can no longer delete your stems from disk, and you're told if local saving fails. • A song added to another playlist shows up right away on the web and on your other devices. Texts that stayed in the wrong language, fixed.

Sheet music Scores now belong to the song, so you upload a part once and it is there in every setlist that uses it. • Assign a part to one player or to several. The two trumpet players share one score, and nobody else has to scroll past it. • Pages turn on their own, following the tempo of the track. • Set where each page starts by tapping once as you play. The marks stay with the score. • Write on the page, the way you would on paper. Roadie Press and hold the "+" and say or type what you need. Roadie knows your bands, your venues and your tours, and drafts the date for you. Every field is a suggestion you review before anything is created. Travel and hotels • Transport costs carry their currency, decimals included. • Every leg shows who is travelling on it. • Tour hotels show their own name. On stage • Your audio interface appears as soon as you open the mixer, without waiting for playback. • Plugging in HDMI with an interface already connected no longer stops the engine. • Monitor mixing works in landscape, and inputs can be routed to FOH. • Stage plots read the newer fields from the web, and cables are drawn as runs. Calendar • The agenda is grouped by month. • Events carry their own weight, so a show reads differently from a day off. Fixed • The app no longer closes when you open a multitrack to edit it. • A member's instrument is no longer overwritten by their role. • Deleting a project or a tour moves it to the trash, leaving no hotels or dates orphaned. • 431 pieces of text that appeared in the wrong language are now translated. • Notifications arrive once per device instead of repeating.

A show's time is the time where the show is. Until now, typing "21:00" meant 21:00 wherever *you* were. Scheduling a Los Angeles show from Spain saved it at the wrong moment. Not anymore: an event's time is always local to the venue — in the app, in PDFs and in emails. - Pick the country when creating an event and the app works out the venue's time zone for you. - Tour travel legs show departure on the origin's clock and arrival on the destination's. - Hotels show the real check-in time instead of a placeholder. - Renaming a playlist now reaches your other devices and the web. - Real-time collaboration on playlists and songs — a bandmate's change shows up without reloading. - Invitation links that open straight in the app. - Fixed a crash when opening a song while the list was reordering, plus several monitor-mix and Hub details.

What's New in PadVox 1.2.0 • Calendar subscriptions — import events from an .ics file or subscribe to an iCal URL to keep your project calendar in sync. • Co-owners — share full ownership of a band or project with a trusted bandmate. • Social profiles on contacts — add social links to your team members and contacts, now matching the web app. • Smarter band invitations — resend a pending invite in one tap, see its status at a glance, and enjoy more reliable delivery. • Correct time zones everywhere, including on your Apple Wallet event passes. • Equipment & inventory — tags, category-grouped lists, and faster multi-add. • A fresh new look — refreshed icons across the app and a redesigned event detail screen. • Updated subscription plans with clear tier badges (Solo, Band, Stage Pro, Agency). Plus many performance improvements and bug fixes — including fixes for duplicate items appearing in lists and for creating tours.

New: AI key & tempo detection • Tap "Detect with AI" in a song's info to read its key and tempo straight from your tracks, no manual entry needed. • Key and tempo can also fill in automatically, and anything set by AI shows a "Detected with AI" label so you can review it or change it anytime. New: Hear your chords • In the chord editor, press and hold any chord to hear it, so you can place and check chords by ear. Improvements • Redesigned key and tempo editors with a large readout, a quick selector, and a sharps or flats switch. • More accurate key detection straight from your audio. • Various fixes and refinements.

What's New (1.1.3) New: External display output (HDMI & USB-C) • Connect an external monitor or TV and send your lyrics teleprompter or video to it. Ideal for stage and front-of-house screens. • Choose Video or Teleprompter output, and switch between them live. • Rotate the output 90° for vertical/portrait displays. New: Concert venues • Performance events can now pick their location from a shared concert venues directory. Set a venue once and reuse it across your shows. Improvements • Faster project loading. Heavy data now decodes off the main thread for a smoother experience. • A more robust live audio engine and stronger data-safety safeguards to better protect your projects. • Stability and battery-life fixes.

What's new: • Rehearsal rooms: a new directory to find hourly rehearsal rooms and studios, with a map. You can now also pick a room as an event's venue. • Metronome with count-in so you start right on time. • Built-in tuner in the monitor view. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

Personal Documents • Securely store your ID and passport in your account, from Account → Edit Account → Personal Documentation. • Scan a document with your camera and the app fills in the details for you — capture both sides of an ID and it merges them automatically (the back adds your address). • You're in control: choose exactly which bands or projects can access your documents, and revoke access at any time. • Shared documents appear automatically in the project's files for your managers, and in your own Documents. Chat • Message notifications are now more reliable — the chat icon shows a red badge the moment a new message arrives, and clears it once you've opened the conversation. Plus bug fixes and improvements.

• Band documents are now visible from your event detail and Account → Documents. • The in-app document scanner opens reliably when editing a member. • Accepting invitations is much faster on accounts with many bands. • Concluded events show a clear "Event concluded" state. • First-time signup now asks for your name and avatar. • Misc fixes for usernames on small iPhones and member file sync.

This release focuses on visual polish and key fixes around project and event detail. NEW • Delete events directly from the app, with server-side cascade of related data (lineup, equipment, ticket types) and automatic in-app + push notification to every project member. • General Inventory with tappable tabs: Total, Reserved, Events — to filter equipment by state. • Redesigned inventory icon. IMPROVEMENTS • Project detail reorganized: single-row header with members, events and playlists counts, and a fixed tab bar (Project · Events · Production · Business) replacing the long stacked list. • Equipment block now sits at the end of event detail instead of mid-screen. • Venue map preview is no longer pannable on touch — tap to open an expanded interactive view. • Venue address and map pin always match, even after editing. • Faster launch: calendar, inventories and tours load from local cache instead of flashing empty while Firebase responds. FIXES • DPA acceptance now persists correctly — no more reappearance on project re-entry. • Team list hides empty duplicate groups. Thanks for using PadVox.

Version 1.0.2 Chat is now available for everyone Meet PadVox Chat: talk to your team inside any project. Every project gets a General channel ready to use from day one. Share project content in chat Send events, playlists, multitracks, tours, documents and members straight into a conversation. Tap any card to open the content instantly. Richer messaging Reply to messages with quote, react with emojis, and jump into the chat with the new icon on the home screen. Dossier photos — sync fixed Dossier photos now stay in sync between web and the app, and deleting them no longer crashes the app. Polish & stability - Redesigned project detail view (no more cut-off text) - Toasts dismiss instantly - Consistent "project" wording throughout the app

Big update focused on collaboration and trust. Lineup • Plan who plays each gig: assign musicians per event, accept or decline invitations from your dashboard, and check in when you arrive. • Live availability: mark periods you're not available so band managers know before assigning you. • Section minimums and rotation templates make recurring shows faster to staff. Multi-user safety • Real-time editing on multitracks: see everyone's changes the moment they save. • Live presence indicator: a banner shows when another teammate is editing the same track right now. • Attribution: every track row shows who edited it last and when, plus a "New" badge for changes since your last visit. Project lifecycle • Edit, duplicate or delete projects from the project menu. • Deleted projects sit in a 30-day trash where you can restore them at any time. Privacy and account control • New Privacy section in Settings: download a copy of all your data, or schedule account deletion (with a 30-day grace window in case you change your mind). • Sign-up now requires accepting the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. • Project owners are guided to accept the Data Processing Agreement before storing sensitive musician information. Polish • Toast dismissal now responds instantly to the X button. • Many smaller fixes across the app. Thanks for using PadVox. As always, write to us at info@padvox.com with feedback.