• Device native recordings now ask for 48 kHz on the built-in microphone and other non-USB inputs, so takes no longer stay at 44.1 kHz. USB interfaces keep their own rate. • Information now shows the app version and build under Support. • Info and Projects show the built-in microphone by name instead of an internal port name. • Smoother console on iPad and iPhone Duo: level meters, the playhead and the status display no longer redraw the whole console, side panel and status card while you record or play. • The Full Access offer now appears at launch at most once a day instead of at every launch. • iPad landscape: Stop and Record sit closer to the input controls, without the large empty gap.

New in 1.1: • Live Activity and Dynamic Island: see the take's time and state on the Lock Screen, with Pause, Resume and Stop. • Shortcuts, Siri and the Action button: Start Recording and Stop Recording. On iOS 18 and later, add both as Control Center controls. • Live loudness: momentary and short-term LUFS on the console while you record mono or stereo. • USB interfaces: a level meter for every input channel, and with Device native you can record all channels or pick two as a stereo pair. The choice is saved per interface. • AAC export: share a compact .m4a copy next to the original WAV. Multichannel takes are mixed to stereo. • Optional iCloud Drive copies (off by default): finished recordings and transcripts are copied to the Liquid Record folder in iCloud Drive. Recordings in progress are never copied. • Transcripts open in their own sheet with Copy and Share. • Calls and other interruptions now add an "Interrupted" marker where the take paused. • Liquid Record is now available in French, German and Spanish.

New in 1.0.4: • iPhone Duo: the side panel now also appears when the unfolded Duo is held upright. Type a note at the playhead and rename markers (Intro, Guest, Ad break) right in the panel. • Easier transcription: choose Transcribe from a recording's actions in Projects, find the Transcript card at the top of Podcast, and follow the new Help steps in Information. • Transcript summaries are written in the transcript's language, and long transcripts are handled more reliably. • New takes get readable names such as "Recording Oct 24, 2026 at 9:41 PM". • The status card adapts to larger text sizes, and the built-in microphone is shown by name. • Redeem App Store offer codes from the Full Access screen.

New in 1.0.3: • iPhone Duo: Liquid Record adapts to both screens. Folded, the tools sit beside the status bar. Unfolded, a side panel shows markers and notes, the full waveform, recent takes, levels and loudness, and your episode plan. • Wider layouts use the full screen in landscape on iPad and the unfolded iPhone Duo.

Here's everything in one list, ready to paste: • A recording now continues in the background when you leave the app or lock the screen. It's on by default and can be turned off in Settings. • New Ocean, Aurora and Sunset color themes alongside Classic, in light and dark. • Smoother scrub dial: turn clockwise to go forward and counterclockwise to rewind. • Lock Screen, Control Center and headphone controls for background playback. • Shows the estimated recording time left and warns when storage is low. • Optionally split long sessions into 30, 60 or 120-minute parts. • Integrated LUFS and true-peak loudness readings. • Layouts adapt to resizable iPad windows and other screen sizes. • Larger tap areas and a cleaner recording header. • Reliability fixes for playback, long files, fade exports, headphone disconnects, interrupted saves and purchases.