This update fits Tempify to the iPhone Duo, folded or open, and tidies a few screens on every iPhone. iPhone Duo - Pages use the whole screen now. They were squeezed to one side, leaving an empty strip next to the status bar. - The top bar sits clear of the screen's rounded corners. - Search and the box that asks for a username no longer run under the status bar. - With the Duo open, the Explore calendar fits the whole month on the screen. Everywhere - A game's genre stays next to Play whenever it fits, instead of being cut short on the bigger iPhones or dropped onto its own line on the smaller ones. - A result now ends with the next game as a full-width button, with Share under it, on every iPhone. - Removed a square outline that could show around a result. - Your profile's streaks and stats fill their rows again, without the empty space Sampled left when it retired. - Your speed record's date reads like a date, for example May 11, 2026. - On a narrow screen, Explore's Browse and Calendar switch moves under the title instead of squeezing it onto two lines.

This update moves the end of every round onto its own screen, and fixes clips jumping back to the start of the track part way through. Results - Finishing a puzzle now opens the result over the game instead of adding a card underneath it. Light blooms out from behind the answer, with the answer, your squares, the stats and the leaderboard all in one place. - A win and a miss get the same moment in different colors. The miss is quieter and stays in the app's amber, since what is being marked is the round ending. - Close it and a strip stays on the screen with the answer on it. Tap the strip to open the result again. - Coming back to a puzzle you played days ago gets the strip, not the celebration a second time. Audio - Fixed clips restarting from the beginning part way through. With more than one stage unlocked in One Bar, the track would jump back to its start while the progress bar carried on down the screen. - Clips now stop at exactly the length you have unlocked. They were running on by up to a quarter of a second, which on a half second clip is most of another guess. - Finishing a round no longer leaves the old clip playing under the new one. - In Sampled, still playable from the archive, starting the original now pauses the song that sampled it, and the other way around. Subscription - Added a button on the subscribe screen to check your status again, for when a purchase or a renewal has not caught up yet.

This update rebuilds the One Bar player around a single progress bar, adds a visualizer that reacts to the audio, shows how everyone else did once you finish, reworks the home and Explore screens, and retires Sampled. One Bar - The guess bars and the progress bar are now one control. Each segment is as wide as the audio that guess unlocks, locked segments are greyed out, and you can scrub anywhere inside the part you've unlocked. - Segments sit on a rising scale instead of raw seconds, so the first two guesses no longer look identical. - When a clip ends the playhead sweeps back right to left instead of every segment emptying at once, and it moves quicker the more you've unlocked. - Skipping plays the newly unlocked clip straight away. The button is a pill now rather than a box that read as a second search field, and on the last guess it says "Give up and reveal the answer" instead of "Skip". - Solving shows how much audio you needed set against the full track, instead of a small line counting guesses. - Guessing the same song twice no longer costs you a turn. Audio - A live visualizer sits behind the player, built from the frequencies actually playing rather than a fixed loop, and shaped after the One Bar symbol. Silent frequencies drop out and the low end no longer pins at full height. - Text and controls stay readable above it. After you finish - Every result now shows how everyone else did on that puzzle: the spread of results with yours marked, over the share of players who solved it. Explore - Rows run oldest to newest and open on the most recent puzzle, with each row header carrying its game's colour and symbol. - A chevron points back to the older puzzles behind a row you've just opened. - Genre filters survive opening a puzzle, and finishing one you opened from Browse returns you to Browse instead of the day's lineup. - Dates include the weekday, so "Sat Sep 5" rather than "Sep 5". - Added a Soundtrack genre. Home - The game grid is a bento layout with a symbol for each game, and completed games read as completed at a glance instead of relying on a small checkmark. Once the day's games are done, the next step sits at the top of the screen. Era - The decade picker is a grid of tiles with the century above the decade so "50s" is unambiguous, and the 1950s are now included. Fixes and smaller changes - Fixed the invisible status bar and hid the scrollbars, and the launch screen now holds until the app is ready to draw instead of flashing an empty shell. - Sharing uses the native share sheet, the keyboard can be dismissed, and there are haptics on every outcome and state change. - Panels and modals settle into place instead of bouncing. - Search gained keyboard navigation and clearer empty, loading and error states. The keyboard no longer covers results, results stay on screen when a request fails, and the clear button works properly. - Games open instantly instead of fetching when you enter one, and the leaderboard no longer breaks when you switch tabs mid-load. - Small icon buttons, the back link and the result buttons are all big enough to hit reliably, and Sign out and Delete account are proper buttons rather than plain text. - Google sign-in always shows the account chooser. - Sampled is retired. Its puzzles stay playable from the archive and past scores still count. - The privacy policy and terms have been rewritten, including a note on where AI is used in building and running the app.

This update fixes search on iOS, corrects the play/pause button state, and patches a track title bug. - Search in One Bar and Admin now works on iOS (results were failing due to a network routing issue) - Play button now correctly switches to pause when audio autoplays on game load - Track titles with featured artists like "(feat. Beyoncé)" now strip correctly in search results

This update brings a skip button to One Bar, improved search quality, and several iOS improvements. - Skip a guess in One Bar to unlock more audio. Useful when you need another hint before committing - Search now powered by Deezer for more accurate and complete results - Fixed horizontal scrolling on the explore page for desktop users with a mouse wheel - Audio now plays correctly when returning to the app on iOS, with proper ducking behavior for other audio - Native iOS swipe-to-go-back gesture now supported in the app - General bug fixes and polish

This update brings pull-to-refresh, smarter sharing, streak freeze visibility, and several fixes across the app. - Pull down to refresh the home screen, your profile, explore, and public profiles - Cleaner share text that's tailored to each game. Spoiler-free and competitive time is only included if you have the timer enabled - Streak freeze token count now visible on your profile (Premium) - Fixed navigation in archive games. Back buttons and next-game buttons now correctly preserve the date you're playing - Fixed answer shuffling in Sampled - General bug fixes and polish

This update improves gameplay flow, navigation, and iPad usability. - Improved iPad experience with larger UI scaling and better login screen centering - Better in-game feedback and smoother touch behavior during scrolling - More accurate stats and score tracking across profiles and dashboards - Explore/Archive improvements with clearer calendar status indicators and better navigation state retention - Updated subscription screen with clearer plan options and yearly savings details - General bug fixes and polish

- Added smoother, more native iOS back navigation, including support for swipe-from-left gestures. - Fixed back buttons so they return to the actual previous screen instead of resetting to the wrong page. - Improved archive gameplay flow so “Next game” stays on the selected archive date instead of jumping to today’s puzzle. - Upgraded the archive calendar with clearer completion states for each day. - Added intuitive calendar icons and a legend to show completed, partially completed, and unplayed days. - Added genre-aware calendar highlighting so selected genres are easier to spot across archive days. - Improved touch behavior on iPhone by preventing pressed button states from appearing while scrolling. - Added richer haptic feedback for gameplay and key iOS interactions.