• Soloist Piano Pro is now a single purchase: Lifetime, with no subscription. If you subscribed earlier, you keep Pro, and Settings offers a switch to Lifetime. • The Watch stage now presses the keys itself, with the finger number on each key and the left and right hands in their own colors. • Settings is one tap from Today. • Soloist now asks for a rating once, after you pass your first graded lesson.

Soloist Piano 1.2 adds five-minute Daily Workouts, quests, streak protection, deterministic XP and levels, badges and certificates, weekly Game Center practice leagues, opt-in reminders, a vertical waterfall share clip for real public-domain takes, a grounded on-device coach, .mid import, 12 curriculum units, graded placement, hands-separate practice, tempo and loop tools, longer-term stats, accessibility improvements, Spanish/Portuguese/Hindi localization, and clear billing controls. Monthly and annual plans now support Family Sharing and seven-day introductory offers; the new one-time Soloist Lifetime purchase is also Family Shareable.

Connect a digital piano over USB or Bluetooth MIDI and grade it through the same honest path as the on-screen keys. Wait Mode pauses for the correct note. A new placement test finds your starting level, while A-B looping, an in-lesson metronome, hands-separate practice, three notation-help levels, and 20 Easy/Full arrangements make every practice session more focused. Soloist Pro is now easier to find, with clear App Store-supplied pricing at each locked step.

Finding Soloist Pro is now effortless. There's a clear Pro card on Today, an Unlock button at the top of Settings, and every locked lesson shows exactly how to open it. The Pro screen leads with the price and, when you're eligible, your 7-day free trial — in one clear step.

Your free trial, up front: when you're eligible, the Pro screen now shows your 7-day free trial with the full renewal terms (then the listed price per year, auto-renews until canceled) before you decide. Plus small fixes and polish.