A new home for everything your audience sees • New Audience tab: your QR code and link, song menus, tip settings and profile, all in one place • See what fans see: preview your fan page any time, not just during a show • New QR code designs to print: table tents, handout cards and posters, with your name up top • Settings now lives behind the gear at the top of each tab • Tap the eye next to a song in Music to show or hide it from your audience Try it before your first gig • Practice shows: send yourself test requests, some with tips, and run a show from your couch. Only you can see it, and nothing is charged • New accounts start with sample songs and a past show to explore. They clear out when you add your first song Running your shows • Show settings have their own screen now, so the live view stays focused on the show • Choose which tip amounts fans can pick from, show by show • Pro: turn tips off for a private gig • See your live page: open the exact page fans see, mid-show Tips • Fans tip in your own currency • Clearer setup: it's obvious when tips are off and what's left • Venmo shows next to card tips once Stripe is set up Importing • Files with several songs split into separate songs • Better PDF charts, including chords like Dmaj7#5 • Charts saved as attachments in other apps' libraries now come across

Fixed a bug where the back button in the header could stop responding on iOS 26, leaving you stuck on a screen. Also new since the last App Store release: Tips you can read at a glance • See your take-home on every tip, and your total for the month • Set your own minimum tip and preset amounts, per gig or as a default • Free tier: keep playing, Plyst takes 10% of tips. Pro: flat monthly fee, no cut. • Plyst now tells you what Stripe still needs before tips can go through, instead of letting a payment fail On stage • The gig bar follows you onto the setlist screen, so a live show is always one tap away • Import chord charts from a PDF and get real, editable text back, with the columns and spacing intact Getting set up • Your QR code is a card at the top of Settings, with Share, Print and Save right there • No more username step — your handle is created for you at signup • Change your email address from Settings • Sign-ups confirm by email, so a forgotten password is recoverable

PDF charts Import your existing PDF charts and play from them directly — no conversion, no lost formatting. Auto-scroll, the countdown, and drag-to-adjust all work on PDFs just like they do on text charts. Bulk import keeps PDFs as PDFs, and any PDF can still be converted to an editable chart when you want transpose and editing. A rebuilt request queue The event screen now has three zones: Up Next, the hand-ordered list of what you're actually playing; Requests, an inbox sorted automatically by tips, then request count, then age; and separate Played and Skipped histories you can expand and undo. Requests for the same song group together, so five people asking for one song is one decision, not five. Share the queue with your band Send your bandmates a link — no account needed — and they can watch the live queue on their phone. Grant edit access and your drummer can run Up Next while you play. Know what you played Mark songs played straight from the chart, including ones you played off the setlist. Every gig now keeps a real record of what went down. Also in this release • A live gig bar on the song screen, so you can see and act on the show without leaving the chart • Songs missing a chart are flagged on the event screen • A redrawn app icon • Fixed the keyboard getting stuck open while searching your library • Requests now refresh when you return to the app

Bring your whole song library into Plyst and build charts faster. • Import from OnSong or Songbook Pro — bring your entire library over from a backup file in a few taps. • Open in Plyst — export a chord chart as a PDF from another app (like Ultimate Guitar) and send it straight into your library. • New chord editor — tap a syllable and drop the chord right where you want it, no typing brackets by hand. Thanks for using Plyst! Have a request or found a bug? We'd love to hear from you.