• Overhauled video pipeline — clips are now tracked by a stable identity across rerolls, AI editor passes, and lip-sync, so compile always uses the correct footage • Project saves use optimistic concurrency — no more silent overwrites when editing on two devices • Lip-sync results are fingerprinted and validated before compile; stale results can no longer land on the wrong clip • AI Editor changes are now fully factored into every compile pass • Frozen render manifests lock the exact clip URLs and timing before the compiler runs — consistent results every time • Privacy manifest added (required by Apple) • Native dependency refresh for stability

• Sign in with Apple (native module in this build) • More stable clip-length controls on long songs and dense timelines • Generated clips keep the length you asked for across generate and reroll • Clear warning when a length change would require lip-sync rerolls on later scenes • Flux motion pipeline refinements for settle trim and start-video continuity • Glam-up your look with AI powered makeovers

bug fixes and streamlined ui

This release tightens the full music-video path for everyday use. Upload a reference photo of the artist so generated scenes stay visually consistent with the person in your video. The same face and character read across shots instead of drifting look to look. The Drop is live as your in-app home for sharing. Post a finished video, browse what others are releasing, and keep the community loop inside one app. Before you export, choose the aspect ratio that matches where you are posting: Instagram Reel, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, square, 4:5 portrait, or landscape. The app frames the master for that destination. The splash screen now opens with sound for a more intentional first beat. The timeline uses lighter video proxies so scrubbing and previews stay smooth on real projects. Community submissions pass through automated review so the feed stays safer for everyone. If something is flagged, there is a path to appeal. We are listening on what feels confusing, slow, or fragile. Send notes when a moment in your song does not line up the way you expect.

This release tightens the full music-video path for everyday use. Upload a reference photo of the artist so generated scenes stay visually consistent with the person in your video. The same face and character read across shots instead of drifting look to look. The Drop is live as your in-app home for sharing. Post a finished video, browse what others are releasing, and keep the community loop inside one app. Before you export, choose the aspect ratio that matches where you are posting: Instagram Reel, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, square, 4:5 portrait, or landscape. The app frames the master for that destination. The splash screen now opens with sound for a more intentional first beat. The timeline uses lighter video proxies so scrubbing and previews stay smooth on real projects. Community submissions pass through automated review so the feed stays safer for everyone. If something is flagged, there is a path to appeal. We are listening on what feels confusing, slow, or fragile. Send notes when a moment in your song does not line up the way you expect.