Hear every game on the harp. Pro now includes a harp alongside the marimba. Pick it in any game's settings and every game plays it, the daily included. Not on Pro yet? You get three free runs to hear it first. Tune-a-Fish has a new Expert difficulty. You hear a chord with one note out of tune, and you get one touch: move only the fish that's off. Touch any other and the round is over. Expert comes with Pro, with three free runs to try it.

Sing a chord a day. In Strike a Chord you sing each chord one note at a time. Arrows show whether to go higher or lower until you land it, and there are no lives to lose, so every run sings through to the end. The Daily Challenge brings five chords a day, the same for everyone. Practice plays every note for you first and runs in sets of three, with your accuracy at the end of each.

Life gets busy. Now one missed day won't end your streak. Streak freezes are here. Everyone starts with one, you earn another every 7 days in a row, and you can hold two. Skip a day and a freeze covers it for you, so your streak is still there when you come back. Look for the snowflake next to your flame on the home screen and tap it to see how many you have. Days a freeze saved show up in your streak grid with a snowflake of their own.

Tune-a-Fish is now the game we start everyone with: somewhere in the pond, one fish is singing out of tune, and you drag it back into line. Listen to the original, listen to yours, then drag the stray fish until the notes line up again. One note on Easy, two on Medium, three on Hard, where one note sits a quarter tone or a half step off. Five fish swim in every day in the Daily Challenge — the same five for everyone — and Practice keeps going in sets of ten whenever you want more.

Somewhere in the pond, one fish is singing out of tune. Play Tune-a-Fish: listen to the original, listen to yours, and drag the stray fish until the notes line up again. Start with a single note on Easy, move up to intervals on Medium, and take on full chords on Hard, where one note sits a quarter tone or a half step off. Five new fish swim in every day in the Daily Challenge, the same five for everyone, and Practice keeps going in sets of ten whenever you want more.

Pro now shows you how you are tracking against everyone else. Your progress chart carries a line for the average player, week by week, and you can narrow it to one difficulty or to the last few weeks.

See how you stack up. Every daily now ends with your recent accuracy next to the average player's, so you can tell at a glance whether you are ahead. Strike a Chord and Pitchin' Impossible also point you at whichever daily you still have left to play, instead of leaving you with nothing to play next.

New game: Tune-a-Fish. One note is out of tune, and you drag its fish until it sounds right: single notes on Easy, intervals on Medium, chords on Hard, with a daily challenge and practice. Progressions is now Prog Rock. Same game, same streaks and leaderboards. Your difficulty in each game is saved to your account, so it follows you when you sign in with Apple. Home now shows all the games once you've played one, and your Tune-a-Fish streak counts toward your daily reminder. Tuning is simpler. Original and Yours now sit on either side of the pond, so you can compare them at your own pace.

New game: Tune-a-Fish. One note is out of tune, and you drag its fish until it sounds right: single notes on Easy, intervals on Medium, chords on Hard, with a daily challenge and practice. Progressions is now Prog Rock. Same game, same streaks and leaderboards. Your difficulty in each game is saved to your account, so it follows you when you sign in with Apple. Fixes: The Tune-a-Fish walkthrough holds its place instead of shifting as you read it.

New game: Tune-a-Fish. One note is out of tune, and you drag its fish until it sounds right: single notes on Easy, intervals on Medium, chords on Hard, with a daily challenge and practice. Progressions is now Prog Rock. Same game, same streaks and leaderboards. Your difficulty in each game is saved to your account, so it follows you when you sign in with Apple. The end of a game now gives you the drill you asked for, and the home screen shows a read on your ear.

New game: Tune-a-Fish. One note is out of tune, and you drag its fish until it sounds right: single notes on Easy, intervals on Medium, chords on Hard, with a daily challenge and practice. Progressions is now Prog Rock. Same game, same streaks and leaderboards. Your difficulty in each game is saved to your account, so it follows you when you sign in with Apple. The end of a game now gives you the drill you asked for, and the home screen shows a read on your ear.

Tapping a padlock now always opens the Pro details. Offline, it used to do nothing at all. Strike a Chord's practice focus card spells chord types properly, so it reads Minor 7th instead of Minor 7Th. Carry on into practice after a daily and the settings control gives a nudge, so narrowing your chord mix or changing the tempo is easier to find.

The drill button at the end of a run is now as easy to spot as every other next step.

Your first rename is free. Tap your name anywhere to pick one of your own, and after that one, renaming comes with Pro.

Tap your own name on any leaderboard to change it. Renaming comes with Pro, and if you don't have it yet, the same tap shows you everything Pro includes. Daily reminders now come only from our server, timed to when you usually play, so you'll never get two on the same evening.

The leaderboard for the game you just played is back at the end of a run, right under the line that says what your run moved. Long names have room to breathe beside the Pro badge, with your answer time tucked under your score.

This Week is the board everyone is on. Every daily you finish and your best set of the day add up all week, and the race starts over every Monday. Strike a Chord's Daily Challenge now ranks too. When a run ends, one line tells you where you landed for the week, in place of the old tables of ranks. The home screen holds still while it loads, so the daily button stays where you reached for it.

A new This Week leaderboard sits beside Today and All Time, so there's always a race you can still win. Every picker and settings sheet now has a Done button to close it. Finished both dailies? Home now points you at your trickiest chord to drill, or a practice set to keep your ear warm. Restore Purchases now brings Pro back right away, and says what it found.

Practice Progressions in any of the seven modes. A mode button now sits next to the difficulty pill. Pick Dorian, Mixolydian, Lydian, Phrygian, Locrian, major or minor, and the same progressions take on that mode's color. Center Your Ear plays the cadence that fits the mode, and every numeral you see follows it, so a IV in major reads as iv in minor. Strike a Chord is now Practice and a Daily Challenge, and nothing else. Challenge mode asked for the same thing practice did, so practice took its place: it is measured the same way the daily is, a note counts as clean when you land it with no miss and no hint, and your longest run of clean chords is what ranks on the board. Your practice focus reads per mode too, so a minor iv and a major IV are tracked as the different chords they are. Session recording has been retired from Strike a Chord practice. Fixed: the Pro sheet could dismiss itself when you tapped a locked chord row in practice settings, and the practice screen no longer shifts under you when a note is marked correct.

Our biggest update yet. Strike a Chord and Pitchin' Impossible no longer end when you run out of lives. Every run plays to the end and scores your accuracy, so you always finish. New arrows show whether to sing higher or lower on every note. Pitchin' Impossible adds an In Tune answer and plays in sets of ten, with your streak of correct calls on the leaderboards. After every game you'll see how you're doing against your recent average, plus what to play next. The home screen is simpler, and daily reminders learn when you usually play.

All Chords is now Music Mini Games Pro, and it grew. Pro now includes unlimited name changes and a quiet PRO badge on the leaderboards that you can hide in Settings any time. If you already own All Chords, every bit of that is already yours. The app is also about 40% smaller, so it downloads faster and leaves more room on your phone.

A cleaner Progress screen that focuses on the stats that matter, plus small refinements.

Sign in with Apple keeps your account, purchases, and streaks safe across reinstalls and new devices, including a new option to bring this device's progress with you. Medium practice now voices chords the way real music plays them, with inversions to hear through and name on the reveal. Plus a fresh blue icon and a faster path into today's daily right from the home screen.

See which chord tripped you up on the daily and drill it on the spot, plus clearer streak reminders and small refinements.

Set your own playback tempo in Progressions. Ace the daily and tomorrow's levels up with you, every game over now points at a useful next step, and the streak flame has a new look. Plus small refinements.