• I refreshed the store page and added a Brazilian Portuguese version of it. The app itself works exactly as before.

• Roll now starts on the chord you're already being offered, so it carries on from what you were playing. • I made purchases more reliable: a slow payment now unlocks the app as soon as it goes through, instead of timing out after 15 seconds.

• Opening a shared progression link no longer replaces your other saved sequences. It loads into the one you are on, and Undo brings back what was there before. • The keyboard holds still and keeps following the chords for the whole loop. Its range used to be recomputed around each chord, so the keys resized and slid under your fingers, and the centring gave up after the first time through. • The dice work again when you have hidden the major and minor columns. They roll from whichever chord types you left on screen. • Changing your name no longer rewrites the author shown on progressions other people shared. • Restoring a purchase no longer times out. It looks your order up directly instead of reading through every order ever placed. • The inversion label no longer disappears behind the button next to it, in any language. • The announcement banner puts its button under the text instead of beside it, as a full-width tap target rather than a 22px sliver. • The tour has a step for playback, so it no longer ends without mentioning that the app plays anything.

• The arpeggio shapes are a list you pick from instead of a button you tap through, grouped into shapes and grooves. Thirteen of them, and the last one used to be twelve taps away. • Block mode has figures now, so a chord can have a rhythm instead of being held. Five of them alternate the bass with the rest of the chord: boom-chick, a waltz, a 3+3+2 and two more. The plain held chord stays the default. • A block chord is held for twice its written value, which is what gives those figures room to breathe. The note symbol on the chip still means what it says. • Exported MIDI now lasts as long as the app played it. An arpeggiated chord was written into a window that ignored its note count, so a file ran up to three and a half times faster than what you heard, worse the richer the chord. • Exported MIDI and WAV play the block figures too, instead of flat held chords.

• The "What's New" window no longer opens by itself after a small update. It now appears only for a bigger release, and you can open it any time from the help menu. • Small updates are listed in it again. They used to be filtered out, so some changes never showed up there at all.

• The add-one dice button now cycles in place. Tapping it again replaces the chord it just added with another suggestion instead of stacking a new one, so you can run through options for the same slot. Clicking anywhere else starts a fresh add. • If you had already bought the exports and reinstalled the app, tapping unlock showed an error instead of restoring what you own. It now recovers your purchase. This affected every device not set to English.

• The "chord columns" panel now scrolls properly on touch — the list could get stuck when you tried to swipe it. • Your hidden/shown columns are now remembered between sessions instead of resetting on each launch.

• The app now tells you in-app when a new version is available on the App Store, with a one-tap link to update.

• Onboarding tour: corrected the add-a-chord step wording and fixed the spotlight and card alignment so steps no longer drift off screen.

• Rhythmic arpeggio patterns: choose from several arpeggio contours and grooves. They carry through playback, the visual highlight, live MIDI out, and MIDI and WAV export. • Multiple chord sequences: keep 2 to 4 sequences side by side and switch between them, with the on screen buttons or the keyboard keys 1 to 4 on desktop. During playback the switch lands cleanly at the loop boundary, and sessions with several sequences are saved to history. • Duplicate a sequence: when you add another sequence, copy the current timeline into it instead of starting empty. • Sound settings now persist between sessions: instrument, tempo, play mode, sustain, and the chosen arpeggio. • Arpeggios now let the last note ring out when nothing follows, such as a single chord or the final chord of a progression that is not looping. • Exports: WAV and TXT are now free. MIDI file export and multiple sequences are part of the unlock. • Exports now cover every sequence, not just the active one. MIDI and WAV save one file per sequence (delivered in a single share), and TXT writes one line per sequence. • Grid: removed the small filter buttons above the columns. Show or hide chord types from the filter panel on the right instead. • Undo no longer reaches across sequences. Before, it could pull a previous sequence's chords into a newly created one. • Loading a saved or community progression now collapses back to a single timeline instead of leaving extra sequences behind.

• MIDI clock is now a continuous master — notes lock to its grid for tight sync at any tempo. • Playback now runs at the exact tempo you set (it ran slightly slow before), matching MIDI/WAV/TXT exports. • Loading indicator now shows for every sampled instrument, including the default, and clears when loading finishes. • macOS: playback no longer stops when you switch Space or screen.

Your work is saved automatically — reopen the app and your progression is right where you left off. The welcome tour now appears only once, not on every launch. Stability fixes and refinements.