The Introduction no longer opens every time you start OhmsRestore. It appears once, on first launch, and you can reopen it any time from Help > Introduction or with Shift-Command-I, even when no window is open. Buttons and highlights now use the rose-gold accent.

Fixed: OhmsRestore could open to an empty window instead of the studio. The interface now appears at launch. The Rate OhmsRestore button, and a new Rate item in the OhmsRestore menu, now open the App Store review page directly. The de-click stage no longer shows a “Second crackle pass” checkbox. It never changed the result: the single de-click pass is what removes crackle, and it still does.

Continue an Ohms Studio or OhmSplit session by opening its .ohmsproject package from Finder or File > Open Ohms Project. OhmsRestore validates the package and audio receipt before import, preserves the exact project locally, and queues the rendered audio for non-destructive restoration. Malformed, tampered, unsupported, and unsafe packages are rejected without changing the repair queue. Audition a result without exporting twice: press B to switch between the original and the restored take at matched level without stopping playback, and the transport shows which source is audible. A/B stays disabled until a restored result exists.

Continue an Ohms Studio or OhmSplit session by opening its .ohmsproject package from Finder or File > Open Ohms Project. OhmsRestore validates the package and audio receipt before import, preserves the exact project locally, and queues the rendered audio for non-destructive restoration. Malformed, tampered, unsupported, and unsafe packages are rejected without changing the repair queue. Audition a result without exporting twice: press B to switch between the original and the restored take at matched level without stopping playback, and the transport shows which source is audible. A/B stays disabled until a restored result exists.

De-clip repair now scales Hermite reconstruction to the actual repair interval and no longer treats a clean low-frequency crest as a clipped plateau. The new eligibility panel shows which regions are eligible, deferred for review, skipped, or repaired. Clean input stays unchanged within tolerance; bypass and export behavior remain unchanged.

Steady-noise reduction now measures the noise floor across the whole recording instead of assuming the opening moments are representative. Files that begin on digital silence — anything trimmed or faded — were getting no noise reduction at all while the bench still reported a profile; they are now denoised like any other file. Also fixed: • Selecting another recording no longer leaves the previous A/B audition playing with no transport left on screen to stop it. • The numeric repair settings — harmonics, target RMS, true-peak ceiling, and the filter cutoffs — now clamp to their permitted range as you leave the field, and say what that range is, instead of letting an out-of-range entry through and failing the whole batch at Start. • A saved output folder is no longer forgotten when macOS marks its bookmark stale, so renaming or moving the folder does not silently clear your destination. • Removing a finished file from the queue no longer cuts off an audition of a different recording.

New: Measured Suggestions. OhmsRestore now reads each file's analysis and proposes a repair recipe — de-clip, de-click, de-hum, and steady-noise reduction — with a confidence tier for every suggestion. Review what was detected, then Apply or Dismiss. An applied recipe drops into the repair chain and never runs on its own, so every stage stays yours to tune before the batch starts. After processing, audition a level-matched A/B against the untouched original and export with native verification and honest metadata reporting.