Home Rhythmique supports iPhone Duo. Open it halfway and the lessons spread out across the top and bottom screens.

Home Rhythmique 1.5.6 — made for iPhone Duo. - Half-open it like a laptop: the "up" onigiri sits on the upper screen and the "down" one on the lower screen, so the fold becomes the line between high and low. - Hold it like a book: the question is on the left page, the answer buttons on the right. - Hold it any way you like, even upside down, and the screen turns the right way up. Lessons and how they progress are unchanged.

Home Rhythmique 1.5.5 — iPhone Duo is here. Home Rhythmique folds, opens and turns right along with it. - Half-open, the title, lesson picker and lesson list now spread across both screens (top and bottom, or left and right when held like a book). - On the closed outer screen, or open and held sideways, the screens are laid out in two columns. - Fixed characters that could disappear when the screen rotated. Lessons and how they progress are unchanged. The day your Duo arrives, open Home Rhythmique first.

Version 1.5.1 makes iPhone Duo easier to see. - Half-open, the title, lesson picker and lesson list now spread across both screens (top and bottom, or left and right when held like a book). - On the closed outer screen, or open and held sideways, the screens are laid out in two columns. - Fixed characters that could disappear when the screen rotated. Lessons and how they progress are unchanged.

Version 1.5.0 adds support for iPhone Duo. - Half-open your iPhone Duo like a laptop and the "up" onigiri sits on the upper screen while the "down" one sits on the lower screen. The fold becomes the line between high and low, so children can see the pitch. - Hold it like a book and the question sits on the left page, with the answer buttons on the right. - Open it flat for a big screen, or close it and play on the outer screen. - Fixed the lesson list, where the labels overlapped the characters on narrow screens. Lessons and how they progress are unchanged.

Version 1.4.1 brings a few improvements. - Siri now learns the lessons you play most, so your usual lesson may appear in Siri Suggestions on your iPhone or iPad. - Small improvements to make the app better. Note: Siri phrases are available in Japanese and English only. Lessons and how they progress are unchanged.

Version 1.4.0 comes in nine languages, and for the first time on the Mac. What's new - On-screen text and the spoken guidance are now available in Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese. The app follows your device's language. - The app now runs on the Mac. The same lessons as on iPad, on the Mac at home. Note: the songs and sound effects in the lessons are still recorded in Japanese and English only. In every other language you'll hear the English recordings. Note: the Siri phrases are in Japanese and English only. Lessons and progression are unchanged.

Version 1.3.27 adds support for iOS 27 and iPadOS 27. It also works on iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. What's new - You can now start a lesson with Siri. Try "Start Mikan Tap Tap in Home Rhythmique." Lessons your child hasn't unlocked yet stay locked, just as they do on screen. - Settings now shows how to use Siri with the app. Lessons and progression are unchanged.

Version 1.3.1 renames the app and fixes a sound that kept playing. What's changed - The app is now called "Home Rhythmique by MusicFlow." Fixed - Singing could keep playing after you left a lesson partway through. This affected "Onigiri Tap Tap," "Mikan Tap Tap," and "Three Tap Tap." Lessons and progression are unchanged.

Version 1.3.0 rebuilds every screen and adds playful new motion. What's new - In "Line up the notes," you now answer by catching a character with your finger and placing it. Let go, and it snaps to one of three spots: sitting on the line, resting above it, or hanging below it. The link between pitch and notation becomes something your child discovers by moving their hand. - Confirm with the new "Done!" button. You can rearrange all three as many times as you like before answering. - Bigger, clearer buttons in "Guess the order." A wrong answer now also shows where the right one was. - Springy motion and sparkles when your child gets it right, and on the reward screen. - At the end of the reward, your character hops up and perches on the bear's paw. Fixed - Music and singing could stop when moving between screens. - Titles could look clipped at the top on iPad. Lessons and progression are unchanged.

Version 1.2.0 introduces a transition update toward MusicFlow / Rinen. - Added a new Rinen splash teaser - Improved branding and presentation - Updated external links and information - Configured Firebase Analytics - Stability and maintenance improvements TapTapRythmique is evolving into Rinen Rythmique by MusicFlow.

- Added support iOS 15.1, iPadOS 15.1 - Added support iPhone 13 / iPhone 13 Pro / iPhone 13 Pro Max / iPhone 13 mini - Added support iPad mini 6G - Added support Apple Silicon Mac

- support iOS 14, iPadOS 14 - support iPhone 12 / iPhone 12 Pro / iPhone 12 mini / iPhone SE

* "Seesaw" lesson has been opened. You can also start from "Seesaw" lesson. * improved guidance messages.

* iOS 13 supported * iPadOS 13 supported * iPad Pro / iPhone 11 / iPhoe 11 Pro / iPhone XR supported * fixed UI issues

* iOS 11 supported * iPhone X supported

2016/12/23 - localization completed for English. - Fixed minor bugs.

2016/12/22 - Animation increased and it became fun learning. - The rhythm and pitch became more accurate, and now you can learn rhythm correctly. - Fixed minor bugs.

- New Release for each lesson in English version - Onigiri Tap Tap - Orange Tap Tap - Up Down - Smilies - Seesaw - Save Data functions - bug fixes