- Ask for the words on a sound file you brought in from somewhere else. A bounce off a laptop or an old voice memo is read like any take you recorded here, whatever format it arrived in. - Sung takes come back closer to what you actually sang. No swapping an unusual word for an ordinary one, no joining two lines into one, no tidying a take into a finished lyric - and everything it was not sure of is listed for you to check. - A take that is only in your backup now plays, shares and gets read when you tap it, instead of a button that did nothing. - The play button says it is working while a take comes down from the backup, and a take that played to the end plays again. - Back up and Get the words stay on a take's sheet even when they are not yours to use yet, and say what they need, rather than quietly disappearing. - The month's allowance says what it counts: pages and takes left to read.

- Get the words out of a recording you kept. Ask for them on any take, correct what was misheard, then add them under your lyrics - the take stays where it is. - Send a song to somebody. A link that lasts a day, and what lands at the other end is their own copy: the words, the takes and the videos. Sending is part of the subscription; opening a link costs nothing and needs no account. - Put a sound you made somewhere else onto a song. A bounce off a laptop or an old voice memo becomes an ordinary take, whatever format it arrived in. - The words fold until you reach for them, so a song opens with its Versions, Sounds and Videos on screen rather than below the fold. - A take's sheet opens taller, and a long transcript is read in the sheet rather than scrolled inside a small box. - New here? Five slides on the way in say what the app does. You can watch them again from Settings. - Fixed: a song written and never recorded into could be left out of your backup.