New in version 1.3: - All-new room designs - Leave feedback or suggestions via the settings page. - Clearer design for good and wrong answers. - Pause sessions and continue later. Thank you for using Noteroom!

- Redesigned Rooms - Evening and night mode added for your rooms. - More fun animations! - Improved UI

- MIDI Support: connect your digital piano via a cable to your phone or iPad. - iPad support: many of you requested iPad support, we got it! - We added "highest correct streak" and "total hit notes" on your analytics screen. - Color changes on the practice screen that get more intens as your streak grows.

Your rooms, up close Tap your room to explore it in detail, and swipe back through every room you've unlocked so far. Levels that make sense We improved the way we explain how the level system work. A quieter practice screen Removed a few details to keep the focus on your practice session. Enriched the design with animations for a better, more fun experience. Plus a few minor bug fixes. Happy reading!

Thirty-three new rooms, and a levelling system that finally explains itself. NEW ARTWORK Every room is redrawn, and every level now has its own — the top three used to share one. You start in an empty cellar and finish in a music salon with a concert grand. The picture on the card is bigger, too. ALWAYS SOMETHING TO AIM AT Every session now tells you the time to beat and the level it earns. Read slower than usual and it points you back at your own pace, rather than at a target you can't reach yet. THE END OF A STAGE IS VISIBLE Each stage has a ceiling — a point where reading faster can't raise your level any further. Noteroom now says so when you get there, and offers to move you up. THE WHOLE LADDER, IN ONE PLACE The levels explanation shows all thirty-two levels at once: eight stages across four speed bands, with your own level marked. YOUR ROOM, THE MOMENT YOU EARN IT Levelling up shows your new room straight away and names what arrived in it. SPEED BANDS HAVE CHANGED They're now four times you get under: four seconds, three, two, and one and a half. That makes the ladder harder than it was. Levels you've already earned are untouched.

The difficulties have been rebuilt around how music is actually written. Notes now stay within the range a real score uses, and from the third difficulty up you'll see the same note written in either clef — which is what piano music actually does. The note picture no longer takes up more room than it needs, so there's more space on smaller phones. New icons on the tab bar, and a few things that were cut off now aren't. Your level starts fresh, because the difficulties are no longer the same ones it was earned on.