This update makes the Rhythm game much easier to get into. - At first, only the moment you tap counts, and you get more leeway to land on the beat. Holding half notes and whole notes only counts from level 14, and even then you just keep your finger down until the next beat. - The levels now move much more gently: one new thing at a time, and the dots stay under the cards until level 25. A mistake no longer sets you back, and costs less life. - To start, read the cards, then press Start: a gauge fills up in time with the metronome, and you play when it's full. After each bar, the next one appears on its own, and a card you missed stays for another try. - With Bluetooth headphones, the game now makes up for the sound delay: tap when you hear the metronome, and you're on time. - The pad responds instantly: the sound starts the moment your finger touches it, with a light vibration. - In Rhythm Dictation too, holding notes is now much more forgiving: only clear mistakes count. Enjoy!

A big update, mostly for rhythm and note reading. • Rhythm: the game now uses cards, just like in a piano lesson. Read the bar, tap to start the metronome, then play it. Between bars, the metronome waits for you. Later on, your left hand joins in, and from level 11, holding a note counts as much as striking it. • Key signatures: at the higher levels of Note → Name, Note → Key, Key → Note and Full keyboard, sharps and flats sit in the key signature, just like on real sheet music. A note with no sign follows the key signature, and the natural sign joins in. • Every Monday, Zebra looks back at your week: what you played, what's improving and what's worth another go. You can even share your week as an image. • Your progress is saved in iCloud, so it's there on your iPad or your next phone. • Scales: Scale fill gets twenty new levels, all the way to naming the 4th note of G major in your head. And the scale games now start gently, with C, G and F major. • Little Melodies: thirteen more versions, so each tune comes back at several levels. • Rhythm Dictation and Rhythm Builder: no more surprise syncopations in the early levels. • A locked chapter now tells you how to open it, and no pop-up hides behind the tab bar anymore. • Plus lots of small touches: rhythm lessons where you can hear every card, clearer help pages, shorter piano keys, and games you can unlock at the top of the list. Enjoy!

New game, Key → Note: a key lights up, you place the note on the staff, sharps and flats included. And Key to Name now spans two octaves. • Real engraving: clefs, rests, accidentals, bar lines and beamed eighth notes. In Sight Reading, notes finally show their duration. • Two new chapters: The Bar, and Accidentals (sharp, flat, natural, key signature). • Rhythm Dictation: you now hear durations and rests, and holding a note counts as much as striking it. The pattern is written out after your answer. • Little Melodies: seventeen tunes instead of ten, and the same tune comes back later, longer and with its real rhythm. • Rethought home screen: a lesson, an exercise, a challenge, always in the same place, and the app suggests one. • Rebuilt Quests tab: your progress reads at a glance. • Reminders: the daily goal and the daily challenge now have their own switches. • iPad: layouts reworked, and the landscape piano finally fills the screen. Have fun!

NEW • Your streak, your daily goal and the challenge now share one bar, with the time you have left. Tap it for the details. • Start where you belong — "I already play" unlocks the keyboard and reading games right away. • Melodies: the staff shows five notes at a time, like real sheet music. Notes you've played fade behind you; the ones you stumbled on stay visible. • A Stop button while listening, and the tune plays through once you clear the level. • Full Keyboard: answer on five scrolling octaves, with the octave number on every C. Free Play piano gets the same marker. • The intervals lesson now goes all the way — major, minor, perfect, and a table of all twelve intervals you can play row by row. • Chord Building: every note sounds. FIXED • Sight Reading games now count everywhere: daily goal, quests and statistics. • The "win games in a row" quest updates live, across all games. • A level cleared for the first time is announced as one, even when it earns no star. • The journey no longer sends you to a game you've already finished. • On the piano, several keys light up together and each fades on its own. • Statistics: curves without loops, and dates you can actually read. • Scale Recognition: answers reset after a lost game. • On iPad, the daily bar is finally sized for the screen.

Zebra is now built for iPad. • Staves, keyboards and answer buttons scale with the screen instead of sitting small in the middle of it • The learning path spreads out, and the tab bar no longer slips under the rounded corners of the display Sight-reading • A wrong note now turns red the instant you play it, so you can see which one you missed • The staff card fits the staff, and notes stay on the lines instead of drifting into white space End of a round • Your full recap — hits, misses, timing, accuracy — now appears when you win, not only when you lose • The result card sits centered instead of stuck to the top of the screen The rhythm game buttons have been redrawn, and a note figure that overflowed its card is fixed.

• New Statistics: track your accuracy and progress over time with clear charts • Smoother, redesigned onboarding to get you playing faster • Cleaner, refreshed interface across the whole app • Improved scale exercises and lessons • Many fixes and performance improvements Thanks for playing — keep leveling up!

! BIG UPDATE! -Discover the Daily Challenge: a new challenge every day to explore new games and improve all week long -New: Quests! Dozens of missions to help you progress, earn stars, and unlock games faster -Redesigned interface: nicer piano keyboard, clearer buttons, new header, and new rhythm exercise design -Improved experience on iPad -Bug fixes -Level difficulty adjustments for smoother progression

Add Spanish, Italian and German languages

Support iOS 17 and 18. Several bug fixes

- Gameplay improvements: -- At the beginning of any new game (start of a game + max level in this exercise is 1), the help overlay is displayed automatically -- Add the notes names on the keybord for the first level of key to name exercise -- Adjust first levels difficulty to make it more adapted to beginners -- In Note to name and Key to name exercises, for high levels, add a full keyboard to answer rather than just 4 answers. This will help users to answer faster and it increases the difficulty -- Sound has been added to rhythm game -- Lower the levels needed to unlock other levels - UI improvements: -- Rework of level up view -- Add Unlocked games list to the Level Up view to notify user he can unlock new games -- Add a notification number on the exercises list to notify user he can unlock new games -- Improve Help overlays, fix their colors and aloignments